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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Can the Market Continue Its Rebound Amid Growing Trade War Fears?

U.S. stocks blitzed higher from steep overnight losses as the U.S.-China trade war went hot, resulting in a near 1,000-point swing in the Dow Jones.

Trade of the Day: Apple Inc. Stock Flexes Some Muscle

The broader U.S. stock market staged a notable so called "bullish reversal" on Wednesday. Technology stocks as a sector participated nicely in the bounce, as did AAPL stock.

3 Stocks to Watch on Thursday: Facebook, Inc. (FB), Franklin Covey Co. (FC) and Resources Connection, Inc. (RECN)

Facebook (FB) shares rose on a Mark Zuckerberg Q&A, while Franklin Covey (FC) and Resources Connection (RECN) both reported their quarterly earnings.

Wednesday’s Vital Data: Tesla Inc (TSLA), Apple Inc. (AAPL) and Monsanto Company (MON)

New China tariffs smack Tesla (TSLA), Apple (AAPL) to ditch Intel (INTC) chips, Monsanto (MON) put options pop ahead of earnings

How Chinese Counter-Tariffs Could Put a Dent in the Market Today

Can stocks maintain yesterday's rebound amid news of Chinese counter-tariffs? Here's what investors need to know.

Trade of the Day: Adobe Systems Inc’s Impressive Relative Strength

ADBE stock continues to hold up better than its sector and despite a little pullback over the past few trading days is still higher by more than 20% for the year.

Can Amazon (AMZN) Shake Off Trump By Battling Google (GOOGL) in Search?

Shares of Amazon (AMZN) battled to maintain their early gains on Tuesday amid continued pressure from President Donald Trump and his ongoing war of words with t....

Can Stocks Rebound From Worst April Start Since the Great Depression?

Yesterday's selling was spurred by ongoing weakness in big-cap tech stocks. Here's what investors should expect in the days ahead.

Trade of the Day: Home Depot Inc Is a Trading Bounce Candidate

There is ultimately the potential for a bigger corrective move in HD stock, for now a trading bounce opportunity is beginning to set up for traders and active investors.

3 Stocks to Watch on Tuesday: Atlas Financial Holdings Inc (AFH), Eastside Distilling Inc (EAST) and Titan Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (TTNP)

Atlas Financial (AFH), Eastside Distilling (EAST) and Titan Pharmaceuticals (TTNP) all reported their quarterly earnings results late Monday.

Monday’s Vital Data: Facebook, Inc. (FB), Tesla Inc (TSLA) and Nvidia Corporation (NVDA)

Facebook (FB) CEO Zuckerberg disavows controversial memo, while Tesla (TSLA) options edge bearish on crash data and Nvidia (NVDA) CEO talks cryptocurrencies.

Why Volatility Could Continue in the Second Quarter of 2018

With the first quarter of 2017 in the books, it's time to look toward Q2. My base case is that we will see volatility continue to perk up in the second quarter and continue to pressure the SPY and QQQ ETFs.

Trade of the Day: Alphabet Inc Stock Offers a Bounce Trade

Active traders and investors will likely find more two-way trades in mega-cap tech stocks. To wit, Alphabet Inc (GOOGL) stock now looks to offer a bounce/buying opportunity for a trade.

3 Stocks to Watch on Monday: Marrone Bio Innovations Inc (MBII), SYNNEX Corporation (SNX) and XCel Brands Inc (XELB)

Marrone Bio Innovations (MBII), SYNNEX (SNX) and XCel Brands (XELB) all reported their quarterly earnings results after the bell Thursday.

Thursday’s Vital Data: Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN), Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) and General Electric Company (GE)

Trump takes aim at Amazon (AMZN), Advanced Micro (AMD) options are weak amid a crypto rout and General Electric (GE) bounces on Warren Buffett news.

5 Key Stocks to Watch With the S&P 500 in Limbo

These five stocks to watch will help determine whether the market will breakdown further. Here's what investors should know about each.

Trade of the Day: Amazon.com, Inc. Points to a Next Downside Target

Amazon stock remains technically overbought despite recent price weakness, and AMZN could see a next downside target about 10% lower before better support is found.   

3 Stocks to Watch on Thursday: Oxford Industries Inc (OXM), PVH Corp (PVH) and Progress Software Corporation (PRGS)

Oxford Industries (OXM), PVH (PVH) and Progress Software (PRGS) reported on their latest quarterly earnings results, two of which saw their shares rise after hours.

Wednesday’s Vital Data: Nvidia Corporation (NVDA), Tesla Inc. (TSLA) and Twitter Inc. (TWTR)

Nvidia (NVDA) and Tesla (TSLA) crash on self-driving car woes while Twitter (TWTR) options jump as short-seller Citron Research takes aim.