The Dow Jones Industrial Average is moving this morning on fresh North Korea news.
The hermit nation recently threatened to launch a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is moving this morning on fresh North Korea news.
The hermit nation recently threatened to launch a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean.
Here's what else you need to know about the stock market today...
The Dow Jones today is flat in pre-market hours as Fed Chair Janet Yellen will make a historic announcement today…
The Fed is set to announce more details about unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet at today's FOMC meeting.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Index has seen a slight 1.4% drop recently.
But this shouldn't worry tech investors. In fact, this presents a great buying opportunity.
That's why today we're recommending three of the best tech stocks to buy in 2017...
In Dow Jones news today, the index fell again thanks to a continued decline in retail stocks.
Big firms like Nordstrom plunged after their earnings fell short of Wall Street expectations.
Here's everything you need to know about what moved markets today...
The Dow Jones news today is a projected a 57-point decline after the United States military launched at least 50 missiles toward an airfield in Syria.
Markets are also looking for insight into the meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Thanks to Congress and its buddies at Comcast, Internet service providers can now spy on you and it's totally legal.
by David Zeiler
The recent rise in the Apple stock price does owe something to the exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 disaster, but it's nowhere near the whole story.
The AAPL stock price rally began two months before the Galaxy Note 7 problems started to get attention in late August. Apple stock is up 22.7% since June 27.
Here's the real catalyst behind this year's AAPL stock price rally...
by David Zeiler
The Apple stock price is rising because investors realized this week that the analysts were wrong about the iPhone 7.
For months they predicted that the iPhone 7 would be a boring upgrade that would fail to revive sales. But as is often the case, Wall Street drastically underestimated the potential of the iPhone 7 and its impact on AAPL stock.