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Rotation into financials favors smaller lenders. Volleyball’s a great collegiate sport, despite my alma mater’s abysmal record. One of the things that keeps the game interesting is player rotation. Each time a team wins a side out or gets possession of the serve, the new serving team rotates its players clockwise. Service, thus, isn’t dominated by a single team member. The same thing happens in the stock market, albeit with less regimentation. Certain industry sectors inevitably attain prominence as the economy cycles between boom and bust. Over the last quarter, for example, we�...

Unconvincing Rally, U.S. Dollar, Friday's 800-Pound Gorilla, Playing Pepper Everything came up roses Monday -- except for what matters most, broad participation. Mar 02, 2021 | 07:54 AM EST All systems go? Not quite. You knew that I'd find something wrong with Monday's rally. I mean everything came up roses -- except, that is, for what matters most, that being broad participation. Too bad. The prices sure did look nice. To make it stick, we'll need what is known as a "follow through" day and right now, as darkness reigns, equity index futures feel quite heavy. That said, price discove...

Big declines put investors on edge. Here's what to keep in mind.

Shares of Marathon Oil Corp. shot up 8.7% toward a one-year high in afternoon trading, enough to pace the S&P 500's gainers, after the natural gas company reported a narrower-than-expected fourth-quarter loss and provided upbeat outlook for capital expenditures and free cash flow (FCF). Trust analyst Neal Dingmann reiterated the buy rating he's had on the stock since mid-January, while boosting his price target by 25%, to $15 from $12. His new...

Big winners and losers on the same day could start a trend.