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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Dead-Cat Bounce Will Become Food for Bears

By Sam Collins, InvestorPlace Chief Technical Analyst
The Nasdaq’s oversold bounce is not likely to last more than a few weeks.

Why High Prices for Used Cars May Linger

By Christopher Freeburn, InvestorPlace Writer
During the recession, consumers purchased fewer new cars, reducing the number of cars available for resale and driving up used vehicle prices.

Does Patriot’s Meltdown Signal ‘Blood in the Streets’ for Coal?

By Daniel Putnam, InvestorPlace Contributor
Patriot Coal's cash crunch has led to an across-the-board collapse for coal stocks. This may present a buying opportunity to pick up higher-quality coal names on further weakness. See which ones.

Banks ALWAYS Will Be Too Big to Fail

By Jeff Reeves
It might be impossible to ever wind down TBTF banks to a "safe" size. Even if it is possible, that doesn’t necessarily mean we should in a free-market economy.

Europe’s Only Recovery Option

By Bryan Perry
Now's the time to create a eurobond to refinance all eurozone debt. It's the only silver bullet in the EU's arsenal. There is no Plan B.

Future Rallies Likely to Fall Short

By Sam Collins, InvestorPlace Chief Technical Analyst
Traders should sell into any headline-driven rallies before they ultimately fail.

JPMorgan: The Bank That Kicked the Regulatory Hornets’ Nest

By Dan Burrows, InvestorPlace Feature Writer
The financial industry had mostly adjusted to new rules this year, but a trading fiasco at JPMorgan has put the Volcker Rule back into play.

2008 TARP Funds — Where Are They Now?

By Jeff Reeves
Almost four years later, almost everyone agrees we would've been worse off without TARP. But at what cost? What did TARP do well, and where has it fallen short?

More Answers to Your Investing Questions

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
With so much happening in the markets, it's time to take a deep breath and answer some topical questions around investments and advice.

The ‘Smart Money’ Isn’t Looking Too Smart

By Sam Collins, InvestorPlace Chief Technical Analyst
It seems Wall Street professionals are just as confused as the average investor.

So, Is This a New Bear Market or What?

By James Brumley, InvestorPlace Feature Writer
The market’s current schizophrenic nature begs just one simple question: Should we be getting bullish or bearish here?

It Might Be Time for Market Redemption

By Louis Navellier, Editor, Growth Investor
Markets were hit with a slew of redemptions last week as fund managers needed to sell in order to raise cash and pay out investors, making for new opportunity.

Monday’s Rally Looks Like a Reaction Bounce

By Sam Collins, InvestorPlace Chief Technical Analyst
Barring troublesome headlines from Europe, we'll likely spend this week attempting, without success, to turn the tide up.

The Market Needs a Fresh Catalyst

By Bryan Perry
The stock market is suffering a downward spiral caused mainly by concerns in Europe. Positive U.S. economic move isn't enough to move the needle up.

The New Cracks in Sovereign Debt

By Michael A. Gayed
European electoral changes have dramatically altered risk sentiment in global markets.

Has Buffett Finally Checked Out of Berkshire?

By Jeff Reeves
Recent moves by Berkshire Hathaway makes one wonder whether the Oracle of Omaha's influence on picks is waning.

The S&P’s Support Is Still Lower

By Sam Collins, InvestorPlace Chief Technical Analyst
Having closed on Friday at 1,295, the benchmark index can sink to 1,285 to 1,264 before finding needed support.

Greek Tragedy on the World Stage

By Robert Hsu, InvestorPlace Contributor
Greece's crisis is putting the squeeze on U.S. markets and eurozone economies, and a long term solution needs to come out this summer.

U.S. Imposes Solar Tariffs; China Unhappy

By Christopher Freeburn, InvestorPlace Writer
The Department of Commerce hit Chinese solar panels with a 30% tariff on Thursday, promoting allegations of protectionism from China's Ministry of Commerce.
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