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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‘Smart Money’ Still Chasing Blue Chips, but Should You?

Investors should stay on the sidelines, preserving their buying power until after the current indecision runs its course.

3 Reasons the ‘Amazon Tax’ Won’t Kill Online Retailers

While the New York Supreme Court's ruling on online taxation is a setback for e-tailers, they have a number of other advantages over brick-and-mortar stores.

Attention Traders: Time to Get Defensive

The near-term market outlook has suddenly taken an ominous turn.

Stumbling Small Caps Suggest Market Weakness Ahead

Investors appear to be jumping from riskier small caps to more defensive stocks -- a good sign that the market's risk appetite is waning.

Sell in April and Go Away?

With sell signals flashing on the midcap and small-cap indices, this may be the right course of action for lower-quality stocks.

India Drops Patent Bomb on Novartis

India's ruling on a Novartis patent draws a clear line of favor between generic drug companies and Big Pharma.

What Traders Should Do After the Most Powerful 3-Month Advance in Years

It may be wise to pocket profits from any big winners and await the signal that the major advance is again under way.

Student Debt Goes Against the Grain in Q1

For all the recent headlines trumpeting a resurgent U.S. economy, one aspect of American finances -- student debt -- can't shake the dark clouds.

Q1’s Best and Worst Emerging Markets

The first quarter of 2013 was the poorest in years for emerging markets, though it wasn't without a few notable performers. Here's a look at which countries stood out.

Gold: The Bigger Picture Doesn’t Look Good

Once you've weighed the bullish and bearish pressures on gold, it's pretty clear that the metal is due for more long-term downside.

The First Sign of Trouble in Paradise for Stocks?

While the market made new highs, some technicians are worried about a Dow Theory non-confirmation.

Financial Stocks Will Start Q2 From a Happy Middle Ground

Financials weren't the hottest part of the market in Q1, but that could be good for the sector if the market goes into a second-quarter correction.

Q2 Outlook: Get Ready for the Spring Selloff

The U.S. economy might look to be in pretty good shape, but since 2010, it's been best to get out of the stock market at the beginning of the second quarter.

3 Stock-Picking Lessons From March Madness

Seedings, small schools, bracketology -- they're all parts of the NCAA tournament, and they can all teach us a little something about picking stocks.

European Money Could Take S&P 500 to New All-Time High

While the index again failed to breach 1,565.15, we are seeing a small resurgence in demand for U.S. stocks.

T-Mobile Tries to Shake Up Telecom

T-Mobile announces it will finally start selling the iPhone, and it will also alter its pricing scheme. What does it mean for the rest of the U.S. telecom industry?

Is It Time to Buy Gold and Silver?

With everyone bearish on precious metals, it could mean there is no one left to sell.

How Concerned Should Traders be About the Market’s Reversal?

After plugging away to a new intraday high, headlines drove the S&P 500 to a negative close.

Bond Fund Could be Signaling End to Fed’s Easy Money Policy

Its move up could be foretelling a rise in interest rates before the end of this year.