Page 2 - David Lafferty News Today

Europe right now. The bull market is not done. Theres no reason to believe it should be done at this point. Pete . I tend to agree with jon. But i think its getting fatigued. I think theres a little bit of tire. If it was a mile and youve run three lapse, were on that fourth lap and its hard to get that momentum back weve seen in the past. Some may be listening to this conversation and saying, look, guys, why are we talking about whether the bull markets dead, it was over already. Sectors biotec...

On what were seeing on major heat waves. Well be exploring the markets all afternoon for the next two hours and beyond. Lets get more now on todays slide from bob pisani on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Bob . Hello, tyler, and what were seeing is a little bit of a reversal of some trading trends, specifically around the dollar and also to a trading around the dollar. Modest rally. Look at the dollar index moving down all throughout the quarter here. The lows recently. Thats reversed ...

Get out of this once hot group or a buying opportunity . We ask it every time it sells off. Panera bread getting rid of more than 150 artificial ingredients in its food. Will this move force the company to raise prices . Ceo and cofounder ron shaich joins us in a first on cnbc interview. Lets take a look at the Market Action right now. Red arrows across the screen. S p down more than 1 . The dow down more than 150 points. The nasdaq down 1. 5 . Clearly stocks have broken the twoday winning strea...

Mayor Albert Kurpis, 75, was sworn to his third term earlier this month, and in turn, swore in his son Jon Kurpis to his first term as councilman.

There's still more yield to be found on the shorter end of the curve, and there's a strategy investors can use to squeeze a little more income for now.

WESTLAKE, Texas-- Schwab Asset Management™, the asset management arm of The Charles Schwab Corporation, today announced the launch of three short-duration U.S. Treasury bond ladder...

David Lafferty covered his face with a bin bag but left behind crucial evidence for police.

(Bloomberg) -- Investors with $250,000 or more to spend on municipal bonds are increasingly seeking opportunities to pick and choose what goes into their portfolios. Most Read from BloombergDollar’s Busted Bull Run Has Bears Calling End of an EraSingapore House Speaker Resigns in New Blow to Ruling PartyRussia Pulls the Plug on Ukraine Grain Export DealRussia Derails Danone, Carlsberg Exits by Seizing AssetsMassive US Oil Caverns Sit Empty and Will Take Years to RefillThey’re flock...

The council had approved the revised ordinances in response to a complaint from neighbors that the wording didnt mention affordable housing plans.

A second complaint was filed against Saddle Rivers proposed bonding and purchase of a $1.7 million home for affordable housing use.