Nagging worries about the political disarray in Greece continue to erode early gains in U.S. stocks Wednesday afternoon.
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Jim Cramer analyzes 30 Dow stocks looking for weaknesses.
Ed Ponsi or Barchetta Capital and Jill Malandrino break down what this really means for Greece, Europe and currency.
Marek Fuchs, senior contributing analyst at TheStreet, warns JP Morgan traders against flashing the All Clear.
Home sales helped stocks rally according to Michael Guli of Knight Trading. He's focused on the energy sector.
Cramer says it's best to focus on American companies with simple business models and great people at the helm.
The president's fundraising is solid in April as a GOP-backing Super PAC goes on the attack.
Former SEC Commissioner Paul Atkins warns about shareholder activists, and tells companies to be more politically aware.
Investors may be wise to temper expectations of a PepsiCo split even after the company opens a dialogue with an activist.
Regional banks may want to focus on buying European bank assets for sale rather than dividends and buybacks.
As gold loses luster, jewelry stores brighten.
Jim analyzes the 30 Dow stocks for weaknesses.
A closer look at 13F regulatory filings in the biotech sector for the first quarter.
| Dow Jones | S&P 500 | NASDAQ | 10-Year Note |
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| 12598.55 | 1325.59 | 2874.05 | 17.65 |
Oil *
111.71
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-0.12 |
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1.76%
SPDR Gold
149.44
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-0.38%
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