Today's Market

Why are stocks up (or down) and what does the latest Nvidia news mean? Today’s Market will answer those questions and keep you informed about big stock market movers. We’ll also tell you about the latest Fed moves, what stocks Warren Buffett is buying, and which stocks look primed for a short squeeze. Today’s Market is the perfect pairing of InvestorPlace’s expert financial advice and critical stock and crypto news.

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Miners Have Bigger Issues Than Gold Prices

Gold mining investors need to worry about more than just the plunging price of gold. There’s a whole laundry list of issues to consider.

The Number to Watch for a Correction

In the coming days, the S&P 500 is likely to push to new highs or break this crucial support level.

Weather Won’t Waylay Quality Retailers

A couple extra weeks of snow or unseasonal warmth can shake up the numbers, but rarely have significant, lasting implications.

Commodities for Stock Investors — April

Natural gas prices are reaching profitable levels again, corn prices are falling, and oil and copper stocks are taking hits.

Paulson Sitting on a Flaming Pile of Gold

Gold's thrashing on Monday was blamed on worries over Chinese growth, but it's far more plausible that hedgies were getting anxious about John Paulson and his gold hoard.

Carnage in Gold and Silver Could Be a Leading Indicator

Volatility in the commodity space often serves as a precursor to volatility in stocks.

Monday’s Mega-Deals: U.S. M&A Is Back

Dish Network's bid for Sprint and Thermo Fisher's deal with Life Technologies continue a run for U.S. M&A that should hopefully keep the cycle of market confidence rolling.

Healthcare Stocks: The Market’s Latest Untouchable Sector

The healthcare sector has delivered outstanding year-to-date returns, but investors need to be aware how much of the performance is the result of macro trends.

4 Sectors Not to Get Caught in During the Next Correction

These are the most overbought sectors as defined by the steep slopes of their charts.

Why We Should Celebrate Today’s Selloffs in JPMorgan, Wells Fargo

JPM and WFC might have disappointed the Street with its loan growth and interest margins, but it's almost perversely good news that those metrics matter so much again.

The Next Great Emerging Market: Sub-Saharan Africa

Sub-Saharan Africa is abundantly rich in commodities and looks to be a hotbed for consumer spending thanks to a demographic boom. The only problem: Few ways to invest.

Tighten Up Your Portfolio Before Next Week

Taking some profits off the table will help keep emotions at bay when volatility picks up.

Russian Stocks: Cheap, and Staying That Way

Russian equities will continue to be dead weight as long as the economy is so closely tied with the eurozone mess and so leveraged to commodity prices.

Chasing the Market Becomes More Dangerous With Every Tick Higher

Investors bought everything in sight, taking the S&P 500 to a new closing high.

Aereo Is Rattling the Network TV Cage

Consumers are increasingly demanding TV on their own terms, which makes Aereo -- a service providing an end-around for transmission fees -- a threat to the major networks.

Automakers Not Just Selling, But Sharing

Millennials, once thought to become the prime market opportunity for vehicle sales in five to 10 years, are more interested in sharing a car than buying one. That has automakers scrambling.

Avoid This Sector Until After Friday

I would caution against taking any major long or short positions in the financials right now.

Alcoa’s Earnings Beat Bodes Well for Stocks

While Alcoa might have lost its standing as a global economic bellwether, its earnings reports still serve as a decent indicator of market performance.

Apple Looks Vulnerable to Another Sell-off

While the bulls and bears continue to duke it out in the broader market, AAPL's chart is telling me that the bears are in control.