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Gold Prices Fall as Dollar Climbs
Gold prices dip for the seventh-consecutive session as the U.S. dollar strengthens.
05/17/13 - 08:10 AM EDT
Homebuilders' Downgrades Continue
Stocks are more overvalued and more overbought than a week ago, but still without confirming a market top.
05/17/13 - 07:53 AM EDT
Why I Can't Stomach Chipotle's Weak Comps
The food chain's 13% revenue increase doesn't offset hemorrhaging same-store sales.
05/17/13 - 06:30 AM EDT
Goldman Offers Hedge Funds to the 99%
Goldman Sachs is trying to fill 401k funds with hedge fund trading strategies
05/16/13 - 11:12 AM EDT
Gold Slumps for a Sixth-Straight Day
Gold prices continue to slump as a break through technical support on Wednesday left traders weary of more lows.
05/16/13 - 11:14 AM EDT
Housing Momentum Good to 2017: CoreLogic Case-Shiller
The housing recovery has plenty of steam, with many markets still considerably undervalued, according to CoreLogic Case-Shiller economist David Stiff.
05/16/13 - 10:53 AM EDT
Berkshire Boosts Biggest Bets, Takes Stake in CB&I and Liberty Media
Warren Buffett adds to his 'big four' as Berkshire takes new stakes in CB&I and Liberty Media.
05/16/13 - 09:03 AM EDT
Gold Falls for Fifth Straight Day
Gold prices are falling for a fifth consecutive session.
05/15/13 - 11:47 AM EDT
G7 Gives Bank of Japan Stimulus the Green Light
Bank of Japan's bold stimulus programs are artificially weakening the yen, making the country's exporters a buy for 2013.
05/15/13 - 09:43 AM EDT
Data, Earnings to Watch: Quick Take
A quick look at the economic data and earnings on deck for the rest of the week.
05/14/13 - 12:49 PM EDT
How to Spot and Time Stock Market Tops
One big market win naturally draws you back to keep going, working much the same as those casino bells.
05/14/13 - 12:33 PM EDT
Student Debt Continues to Rocket: NY Fed
Student debt rose by another $20 billion to $986 billion in the first quarter, even as other forms of household debt declined.
05/14/13 - 11:58 AM EDT
