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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Monday Solid, Tuesday Follow Through?

The market rally was impressive, especially in the S&P 500, but be prepared to take profits.

The Surprise Sector That’s Leading Off the New Year

The current market strength has an unexpected leader in the financial stocks.

New Money Should Hold Off a Correction – For Now

With pension, profit sharing and 401(k) plan money being put to work early in the year, we are unlikely to see a pullback before mid-January.

Top Sectors for 2011

Despite the lack of volume, certain sector trends - precious metals, energy, agricultural - will likely continue their run into the new year.

3 Top Commodity ETFs for 2011

The markets were mixed as commodities rallied.

Rally Remains Healthy in these Slow Days

This slow week offers a time to take some profits if the market moves up with any strength, such as 10 points in the S&P 500.

First Glimpse at 2011 Market Targets

The major indices are shaping up for a substantial move higher in the new year.

Why Traders Should be Bullish in 2011

Find out why traders should remain long and trade leveraged ETFs for quick gains in the new year.

Stocks Coasting Into the New Year

The markets continue to plod higher with very little overhead resistance.

How to Trade the ‘Santa Claus Rally’

Santa has arrived with a bag full of profits, but traders who aren't careful could get run over by the reindeer.

Santa May Have a Present for Traders

As pre-holiday volume dries up, traders should be able to capitalize on big market swings.

Time to Give Gold and Silver a Rest

Both gold and silver have recently shown signs of exhaustion, and so it is time to give those markets a rest until they have completed a normal correction and consolidation.

Will Stocks Sell-Off Before the New Year?

The intermediate-term and long-term trends remain very bullish, but the short-term trend is in question.

Short-Term Pullback Could Precede Year-End Rally

Long-term traders should prepare to buy their favorite stocks on a brief sell-off.

How High Will This Market Go?

The major indices' next resistance zones are the targets for the current advance.

Can We Finally Make a Rally Stick?

If the rally holds today, there is a strong likelihood that the Dow will break out.

What Will the Rest of 2010 Bring?

If history repeats itself, the bulls have the rest of December to enjoy the party.

One Sector I’m Not Worried About

I am a cautious bull on the overall market, but a firm bull on precious metals.

Should Investors Be Nervous?

Tuesday's high-volume key reversal day is not a good sign.