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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The Big Cloud on Airlines’ 2012 Horizon: Europe

As if the euro zone mess weren't enough, throw in high fuel prices, and airlines face yet another tough year.

Is This a Bear Trap or a Wounded Bull?

Traders should hesitate before taking any strong bearish positions. Here's why.

5 Things Investors Can Learn from Tim Tebow

The Denver Broncos' Tim Tebow is as polarizing a sports figure as you could want, but he has plenty of characteristics every investor could use.

The Top 11 Market Stories of 2011

These headlines dominated financial news outlets and were the biggest market movers of 2011. Do you agree with our ranking? See our list and cast your vote.

NYSE Just a Fraction Away From a Breakdown

A break under the current support could lead to a test of the October low.

Let’s Not Panic Over Buffett Succession

Investor concerns about Warren Buffett's successor are seriously overblown. Here's why the Oracle of Omaha isn't worried -- and why you shouldn't be either.

Is This Just Another Dead-Cat Bounce?

The low-volume rebound tells us there are few committed long-term buyers.

Will Gold Prices Set a New Record in 2012? Here’s 3 Ways to Buy

Several drivers could continue bumping up the price of gold into 2012 -- here's a closer look at those forces, as well as how to invest in gold.

How to Profit From Lower Commodity Prices

Global uncertainty has sent the prices of agricultural and soft commodities down. Use these stock and ETF plays to make the most of the downturn.

Brick-and-Mortar Retailers Should Read the Writing on the Wall

Brick-and-mortar retailers could be in for a rough December as e-tailers dig even further into their holiday sales.

The Only Way This Market Can Be Saved

Only an immediate upside reversal that takes out the highs of the Dow double-tops can reverse this pattern.

Value Investors Should Feel Like a ‘Kid in a Candy Store’

A glut of top-rate companies are available for a song right now. Here's what value investors should be grinning about.

5 Ways to Invest in Europe as the Debt Dust Cloud Settles

From pink sheets to leveraged ETFs -- and some safer means in between -- there are numerous opportunities for investors to play Europe.

Only Safe Way to Play the Rest of the Week

Low volume, high volatility and conflicting technical indicators make this headline-driven market even more treacherous.

The Line the Bulls Need to Crack

If this bearish resistance line gives way, the intermediate trend will change.

Expect a ‘Great Deal of Ruin,’ But Euro Zone Will Survive

As evidenced by the British Empire and the United States, even the strongest of nations must suffer along the way. The euro zone will struggle, but survive.

SAP Buys SuccessFactors — Who’s Next?

SuccessFactors buyout puts the M&A spotlight on cloud companies again -- and this firm appears to be a likely candidate.

Will Europeans Steal Investors’ Christmas?

A Santa Rally is possible, but the EU has a habit of putting a damper on things.

Safe Plays in ‘Unsafe’ Oil and Gas

To meet future demand, energy companies have turned to unconventional sources of production -- and investors who bet on these finds could be handsomely rewarded. Here are the best ways to do so safely.