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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Panic Seizes the Markets – What Now?

By Sam Collins, InvestorPlace Chief Technical Analyst
It may be time to stand aside until we see if the market can stabilize.

The Safest Place to be in This Market

By Serge Berger, InvestorPlace Contributor
Until a confirmed tradable short-term bottom or a break below Tuesday’s lows, the sidelines are best.

Don’t Let the Late Market Rally Fool You

By Richard Band
Don't be fooled by yesterday's late rally. Hold off on buying stocks or equity mutual funds in favor of inverse ETFs and bonds.

Gold, Silver March Higher as Economy, Debt Worries Persist

By Andrew Burger, InvestorPlace Contributor
Gold almost reaches $1,780 per ounce early today; gold miners, silver miners head in opposite directions.

Rethinking the S&P Credit Downgrade

By Richard Band
Standard & Poor's is acting inconsistently and might be reacting emotionally to the American debt ceiling debacle.

Regrouping After a Monumental Wipeout

By Richard Band
The sluggish economy of industrialized countries around the world and their struggles to service their debt are creating market declines of epic proportions.

By the Books, There’s Reason for Pessimism

By Dan Wiener
Last week's horrific ISM Manufacturing and ISM Service Economy reports are adding more pessimism to an already stressed market atmosphere.

Was Yesterday’s Low Really the Bottom?

By Sam Collins, InvestorPlace Chief Technical Analyst
The late-day reversal looks meaningful, but there is much technical damage to overcome.

One More Shot to Play the Bounce?

By Serge Berger, InvestorPlace Contributor
Any relief rally should be sold into, although quick traders might find a bullish opportunity here.

Gold Settles After Overnight Surge to $1,760

By Andrew Burger, InvestorPlace Contributor
Gold, silver still floating high in Tuesday day trading; Coeur D'Alene skyrockets to lead a list of successful miners.

Stocks Lose $4.3 Trillion: What To Do Next

By Peter Cohan, InvestorPlace Writer
Not all paths are created equal: Make your investment decisions based on your view of the future, your financial position and your cash needs.

Draw up Your Game Plan for the Rest of 2011

By Daniel Putnam, InvestorPlace Contributor
Investors looking to weather this volatile market need to focus first on survival, then get ready for the counterattack.

Embrace Your Inner Spock During the Chaos and Focus on Logic, Not Emotions

By Charles Sizemore, Chief Investment Strategist, The Freeport Society
Your best move right now is to use your head and cultivate a total lack of emotion when it comes to the investment process.

Why We Haven’t Seen the End of This Sell-Off

By Sam Collins, InvestorPlace Chief Technical Analyst
With no evidence of any meaningful buying, the near-term direction is lower.

Relief Rally Could Provide Bulls a Quick Trade

By Serge Berger, InvestorPlace Contributor
We have reached serious short-term oversold levels that should lead to a rally of a few hundred basis points.

Don’t Run With the Herd: Sell Your Gold, Avoid Treasuries

By Charles Sizemore, Chief Investment Strategist, The Freeport Society
It's scary out there, but you can use the current hysteria to your advantage. Here's how to navigate the chaos and take a bold, contrarian stand.

Buffett Says Stay Calm, Stay the Course

By Jeff Reeves
Long-term value guru isn't sweating the credit downgrade, and you shouldn't either. The best strategy now might be to stick to your guns.

Gold Sharply Higher, Trusts Spike Monday

By Andrew Burger, InvestorPlace Contributor
Gold clears $1,700 mark amid more debt, credit fears; silver miners trading sharply down Monday.

How Much Does Consumer Outrage Cost Companies?

By Anthony John Agnello, Consumer and Technology Writer
The Internet has fueled how fast consumers can unite in anger, and in some cases, companies have shelled out big bucks to quell such flare-ups.
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