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Pre-Markets Slip Lower on Record Trade Deficit, Q1 Earnings
by Mark Vickery
A new record-low trade deficit may be contributing to the sour mood this morning in pre-market trading.
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Bullish Signals Mount as Q1 Earnings Surprise to the Upside
by Bryan Hayes
Tech giants Meta and Microsoft are surging; bulls would like to see further positive reactions to earnings.
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Stocks Rise, US Dollar Attempts to Stabilize Following Worst Start in History
by Bryan Hayes
Normally in times of market stress, we see a flight to safety into treasuries. That hasn't been the case this year.
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Market Indexes Tank Again, but Gold Continues to Shine
by Mark Vickery
The COMEX closed today's session climbed +3.3% today to a current spot price of $3426 per ounce -- a new record high.
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Should Investors Buy the Spike in Netflix Stock After Q1 Earnings?
by Shaun Pruitt
Netflix (NFLX) shares had spiked +3% in this morning's trading session as the streaming giant was able to impressively surpass its Q1 earnings expectations before the Easter Holiday last Thursday.
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From Boring to Booming: What's Behind the Insurance Stock Rally
by Ethan Feller
International insurance stocks such as Allianz, Sompo Holdings, Munich Re and Swiss Re have been push new highs as the broad market explores new lows
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Markets Drop Again on Fed Chair Powell's Assessment
by Mark Vickery
The S&P 500 was down -1% as Powell took the stage at the Economic Club of Chicago today, and -2% when he left.
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U.S./China Trade at +125% Standoff, PPI Slides, Big Banks Report Q1
by Mark Vickery
Trade between the U.S. and China -- worth $582 billion in 2024 -- has apparently ground to a halt.
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Bitcoin Q2 2025: Bullish Signals Emerge After Pullback
by Andrew Rocco
Despite a pullback from its 2024 high, Bitcoin's outlook for Q2 remains bright. Stock Strategist Andrew Rocco breaks it down.
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Tariff Saga Starts 2nd Week, Pre-Markets Down Big Again
by Mark Vickery
The American indexes are now reverberating off the market reactions around the world.
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M&A Watch: Buy the Surge in Rocket Companies (RKT) Stock?
by Shaun Pruitt
As the broader market continued to fall Rocket Companies (RKT) stock spiked over +10% on Friday and has now soared +35% in 2025.
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Pre-Markets Down Another -2% on Good Jobs Report
by Mark Vickery
China has fire a retaliatory shot in the tariff war begun on the White House lawn Wednesday.
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Moderating Economic Prints, Mixed Pre-Markets
by Mark Vickery
Jobless Claims stay steady, Trade Balance in Goods comes down slightly but are still historically deep.
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Big Bounce in Markets on Tamed-Down Tariff Proposals
by Mark Vickery
Market indexes, down at or near correction territory, sprang back between 1.4% (Dow) and +2.6% (Russell 2000).
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Pre-Markets Sinking on Dimming Outlook
by Mark Vickery
We got all the data we could want this week, but are still in the dark as much as were Monday morning.
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Auto Stocks Surge Following Fed Meeting; Tesla, GM Lead Rally
by Bryan Hayes
Discretionary stocks should benefit if the market continues to rally.
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Markets Rise After Fed Report; Earnings Due Thursday
by Mark Vickery
The Fed is not forecasting a higher possibility of a recession based on proposed tariffs.
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A Brief History of Fed Funds Moves in the 21st Century
by Mark Vickery
Today's FOMC statement will include a new dot-plot to map out where the Fed sees future moves, and Fed Chair Jerome Powell will give his customary press conference.
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Markets Drop Ahead of Fed Meeting; Huang Speech Can't Save NVIDIA
by Mark Vickery
The Nasdaq dropped -304 points, -1.71% on the session, with NVIDIA (NVDA) down -3.4%.
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Markets Attempt to Rebound from Correction: Here's What to Do
by Bryan Hayes
Fears are lingering in a sign that market participants remain concerned about tariffs and broader economic weakness.
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Pre-Markets Turn Green for St Patrick's Day
by Mark Vickery
The S&P 500 has swung from -5 points to +8, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq emerging from flat to +64 points at this hour.
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Pre-Market Futures in the Green... for Now
by Mark Vickery
Session after session we've seen market indexes erode during normal trading hours.
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BLS Jobs Numbers: +151K, Unemployment +4.1%
by Mark Vickery
A headline number of +151K was below the +170K expected, but pre-markets breathed a sigh of relief.
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Are Tariff Concerns Overblown?
by Andrew Rocco
The Trump tariffs may have been the spark that caused the recent market pullback. However, several data points suggest that the market correction may be short-lived and that tariff concerns are overdone.
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ECB Cuts, Jobless Claims Mixed, Trade Deficit Hits Record
by Mark Vickery
While the ECB cut rates 25 bps despite a potential trade war, jobless claims stayed within range but the trade deficit fell through the floor.
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