Air Products and Chemicals Inc.

Stocks fall after the Fed decision on July 31.

Among large-cap growth stock funds ranked by Morningstar, Blair's ranks in the 13th percentile for the past five years.

Jim Cramer cautions against giving in to emotions or laziness. Discipline and homework are critical to a successful investing strategy.

Air Products and Chemicals reported third-quarter earnings that were a nickel short of estimates.

Energy stocks could present opportunities in 2021. Traditional and non-traditional names highlight the best energy picks for 2021.

Jim Cramer has your game plan for next week, including what investors should do when we know who's won the presidential election.

Where's the limit for this seemingly high-growth industrial chemicals company?

Jim Cramer takes a look at Kraft Heinz, VF Corp, Cimarex Energy, STORE Capital, Wheaton Precious Metals, Bluebird Bio, First Commonwealth Financial Corp.

Jim Cramer says many stocks already reflect the worst-case scenarios, and that means he sees a lot of upside potential.

These three stocks represent the holy grail of dividend investing: strong companies with a positive dividend yield.

Stocks continue to show little desire to go down. With optimism over tax reform still rising, one research outfit has identified 22 stocks worth buying right now.

Millennials are the largest generation ever, and they're changing the face of investment for decades to come.

Can the beleaguered investor turn things around?

It certainly looks like 2017 is shaping up to be another "terrible, horrible, no good, very bad" year.

As Ackman's fund, Pershing Square, pushing for control of the board at ADP, the company highlights that the fund has underperformed ADP in recent years.

Soon enough, we'll know where the demand lies.

Jim Cramer: Versum is a steal, trading at less than 16 times earnings with 16% revenue growth.

Ahead of Fed's June meeting, investors will need to start paying close attention to Fed officials and economic data.

From insurers to industrials, these stocks look hot.

After a very eventful day, let's review what's going on with the indicators, bonds, lows and sentiment. We also look at some high-profile charts, including Starbucks, J&J and McDonald's.

When you feel a little poorer this year, and next year and the year after that, make sure to thank your local congressperson. They did this to you, and your descendants.

As we all recover from Nvidia earnings, let's take a close look at the Utes, bonds and small-caps for a gauge on the overall market.

These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.

The company also received a quantitative downgrade.

This coming week is quiet on the economic front. Outside of the ISM Non-Manufacturing Index due Monday, the real action will be in the bond market.

My view hasn't changed that a fall in the market this week should be met with a rally later. Also, let's check on lots of charts: Johnson & Johnson, CVS and more.

I have been eyeballing the early part of December as a period where we ought to have some volatility and correct. Also, let's check the buck and the stats.

Banks reported that broadly, they were less likely to approve loans to borrowers with FICO scores between 620 and 680 than they had been at the start of the year.

But then comes the Fed around the same time we're supposed to get short-term overbought, so let's look at the technicals, bonds, and a ton of tech stocks: Alphabet, Salesforce, AMD and Tesla.

Let's check the indicators -- and all their flaws -- as they take their precious time.

We’re in that phase where we should get more than one day of pulling back, and those stocks that are down and out are the ones to be watching.

Let's take a close look at the Defiance Next Gen Hydrogen exchange-traded fund -- and see why the technology holds promise, but the fund may take some time.

APD got a "Buy" recommendation, but my analysis doesn't jibe.

Everyone wants to know if this is more than a one-day fling. Here's my take on why you should stay close to the phone, but not fall in love....

Let's look at how the nature of the market has changed, the short-term overbought reading, and why this is still a market for traders.

Last year, all the growth names were hotter than can be and all the value names were in the doghouse. This year is the exact opposite.

NILSY benefits from inflation and its positioning gives it exposure to both legs of the vehicular powertrain value chain.

Big Tech has dominated the market action in 2021, but there are reasons to believe the worm could turn next year.

Mark Zuckerberg's AI team unveiled big plans for AI in an email chain

These 10 compact and midsized sport utility vehicles earned CR’s highest marks, and they sell for wallet-friendly prices.

Here’s what could be next in the AI boom.