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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What’s Europe Got to Do With It?

Here are three ways American investors can protect themselves from the debt crisis overseas.

Two Possible Signals From the VIX

The recend drop below 30 may be bearish for now -- but bullish for 2012 if it can stay there on the next market break.

Will the Buck Confirm a New Bull Market?

Investors should pay close attention to the U.S. dollar’s daily moves. It's key to the direction of the world's stock markets.

Automakers Flooring It to China

Whether they're making cars in Detroit, Japan or Germany, the biggest automotive players are all banking on one place for future growth.

Wednesday’s Monster Gain Might Look Scarier Down the Road

The monster rally might be short-lived, but investors aren't complaining. Don't like the volatility? Here's a mutual fund and a safe household name to buy.

How Long Can This Fragile Rally Last?

The extreme and unusually cooperative actions of the central banks reveal just how fragile this market is.

As Lenders Shun Euro Zone, Blue Chips Borrow for Next to Nothing

And you don't have to be AAA to get all the cash you want. But don't expect the companies to use this credit to expand and hire.

Australia’s Credit Beats Out U.S., Europe

With its credit beating out U.S. and Europe, here's a look at what makes things so fiscally safe down under, and how you can get a piece of the Australian investment pie.

Charts Showing Eerie Similarity to 2008

While the pattern is not yet complete, you should be on guard for the possibility of a deep correction.

Don’t Be Fooled — Euro Zone Collapse Still Is an Option

It's in everyone's best interest for the euro zone to stay viable, but the reality is a collapse is still possible.

5 Reasons 2011 Holiday Sales Will Bring No Cheer

Bah, humbug! Let's not be naive enough to think bargain-shopping will save us. Here are five reasons not to pin your economic-recovery hopes on Christmas.

Market Says ‘Buy,’ But It’s a False Signal

Monday's rally was impressive, but until the market proves otherwise, we're looking at a "dead-cat bounce."

With Support Zones Pierced, What’s Next?

The short, intermediate and long-term trends are confirmed to be down. But stocks are now so oversold that a near-term bounce is likely.

3 Charts That Should Scare You

The Dow and two foreign indices paint a grim picture for the bulls.

Frontline: 3 Lessons From a Troubled Tanker Company

Frontline's stock collapse Tuesday should be a stern reminder to investors about doing their due diligence.

5 Positive Economic Indicators We Should Be Thankful For

If the gloom and doom has gotten to you, consider these positive signs and take heart.

Major Downtrend Confirmed – Take Cover

Yesterday’s sell-off broke through several important support zones.

How to Survive a Bear Market Bite

With the supercommittee failing and EU debt woes mounting, now is a fitting time for investors to review these expert tactics to protect their wealth -- and even prosper -- in perilous times.

Market’s Strange Behavior Is Cause for Concern

The lack of a strong sell-off on Friday may signal a change ahead.