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So Much for a Trade War Killing Stocks

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The economy is strong, earnings are near and a trade war might be priced in. That kept stocks rising last week. The S&P 500 climbed...

S&P Battles to Defend Key Level

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The S&P 500 is trying to defend a key level, battling off waves of bearish headlines. 2700 has been important several times this year. It...

3 Reasons Why Stocks May Be on the Verge of a Breakout

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Stocks climbed again last week as investors kept piling into the technology sector. Is a breakout coming next? The S&P 500 rose 1.8 percent between...

Takeaways From Tuesday’s Remarkable Session

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A bunch of interesting things happened yesterday -- all of them potentially bullish. First, the S&P 500 closed at its highest level since February 1....

High Flying Coffee Stock on Pullback Watch

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I like coffee. I drink a lot... every day. What if you “Want Great Coffee Fast?” That's the mantra implemented at Dunkin’ Brands (DNKN) by...

FANG Stocks Are Lagging, But Smaller Companies Are Breaking Out

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The highest profile technology stocks have been lagging, but a new set of smaller companies appears to be breaking out. The Russell 2000 small-cap ETF...
Another 'Golden Cross' Is Coming This Week

Another ‘Golden Cross’ May Be Coming Soon

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April began with a "golden cross" in the S&P 500. Early May could see a similar pattern in the Russell 2000. In case you don't...
Naysayers Hapless as Worst-Case Scenarios Prove Elusive

The Mood in Growth Stocks Seems to Brighten

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After months of negativity, sentiment may be brightening in technology stocks and the Nasdaq-100. As covered on Market Insights, these "growth" oriented parts of the...
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Moving Averages: Key Indicator for Technical Analysis of the Stock Market

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Averaging is one of the most basic things we all do with math. It smooths out big sets of numbers and helps us grasp...

Markets seem to be climbing a wall of worry

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This article is not a recommendation and is intended for educational purposes only. "Stocks climb a wall of worry." Most of us have heard the...
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