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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Inside the Wall Street Casino

Some wild market swings to the downside might be a sign of a slowdown if not a total move down on Wall Street, so keep aware of additional movements.

Dow Theory Doldrums a Bit Misstated

Here is what investors should know about the relationship between the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Dow Jones Transportation Index.

Market’s Near-term Trend Neutralized

Another reversal down is not out of the question, but the technical picture is much brighter.

News You Can Use From Around the World

World markets are all under some amount of turmoil, but in general it appears the problems are not necessarily as catastrophic as once feared.

This Bull Needs More Time to Rest

The market is in a near-term pullback with major support at S&P 1,340.

Is the Economic Good News a Warning?

So many of the economic indicators experts rely on show incremental gains that make investors happy, but are those gains really warning signs?

Why This Correction May Be Short-Lived

At worst, we're in a "mini-correction," and I'll tell you why.

Is It Time to Go Bargain Hunting?

The market's big first quarter rally is over, and investors may want to take to the sidelines in the second quarter to see how the dust settles.

Rising Diesel Could Slow Trucking’s Rebound

One expert sees $7-a-gallon diesel by mid-summer, which would be disastrous for the trucking industry and for investors in the sector.

Should You Be Worried If You’re Long?

Find out how Dow Theory applies to the current market.

Treasury Yields Tarnished Again

A smattering of disappointing U.S. data and global worries have pummeled the 10-year Treasury back down to 2% -- and that yield could stay low for some time.

Will 2012 Mime 2011, With Mid-Year Crash?

This year's market is starting to look like 2011's, but it doesn't mean we're destined for a repeat. Here's why investors shouldn't fear the fall.

Beware This ‘Too Good to be True’ Rally

Volume is alarmingly low with only a small number of experienced professionals trading.

5 U.S. Stocks To Follow in China

With the Chinese government in some turmoil, these 5 U.S. based stocks are still doing well in the market, and should continue to prosper no matter the change.

China: The Transition of Power Continues

The Chinese power structure is undergoing continued turmoil, and investors need to keep an eye on the situation.

Answers to Big Questions About Gold

Former U.S. Mint director discusses what you should know when investing in gold. Hint: It's more than buying some bullion and praying

Ready, Set, Go for Earnings Season

Earnings season is now in full swing, with Alcoa kicking things off on the right foot by beating Wall Street estimates.

Can We Trust This Rally?

Yesterday’s bounce did not provide the volume needed to complete a reversal, but there’s still cause to be bullish.

Fiscal Pain in Spain Triggers Market Pullback

Recent events in Spain have investors concerned, but some good news on this side of the Atlantic should give investors optimism in the near term market moves.