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About how trading does and should work. Stocks were significantly up today after the biggest selloff in three months wednesday. The dow surging 300. S p 500 up 37. Nasdaq gained 67. Lets find out what this means for you and your money. The story of gamestop is a story about Institutional Investors versus a lot of little guys all making similar trades. Kristina partsinevelos of fox business joins us from new york. Good evening. Good evening. Its a rebellion between the Retail Investors and wall s...

Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. Came out and supplied South Koreans with a number of those in his own administration by the fact he would meet with kim jongun. The parallels go on and on. The Secretary Of State just hours later came out and said there would be preconditions for President Trump meeting with the president of iran. But this comes against the backdrop of the president and a number of his top aides really escalating the rhetoric. Threatening t...

From chicken wing restaurants to biotech companies, some stocks are hitting elevated valuation levels that look unsustainable in the long term.

The industry is being slammed by higher borrowing costs, slow growth in Europe, and expiring subsidies. Stocks are tanking in response.

Two-thirds of companies that mentioned AI on earnings calls saw their stocks rally, according to a study from Wall Street Zen.

"Would Nvidia's popping bring down the whole market? "It's very possible," Research Affiliates founder Rob Arnott said.

Fallout from elevated interest rates, an “erosion” of personal savings and a “deeply troubling” geopolitical situation will lead to broad market declines, according to strategists at the world’s largest bank.

"It is not time to be a big bear on stocks. That was a year ago," PIMCO's ex-chief economist Paul McCulley said.

"New lows came last week. Those lows likely won't be the last," says RIA Advisors CIO Lance Roberts.

"There are still areas of froth in the market we need to see come down, but a lot of that has taken place already," Meera Pandit told Bloomberg TV.