These stocks that fell this past week could be 'buy the dip' opportunities. Recent losers include Seagen, Penn National, Palantir, Canopy Growth, Pepsi and more.

Though still up big on the year, many high-multiple software companies have been selling off over the last few days even as the S&P 500 continues rising.

BlackLine shares are surging Friday after the financial accounting software company beat Wall Street's second-quarter earnings and revenue expectations.

Jim Cramer weighs in on Ameriprise Financial BlackLine, Vivint Solar, First Solar, Ship Finance International and CarGurus.

Jim Cramer focuses on the specter of slowing growth and political instability in China -- and the importance of a trade deal.

Software stocks have been on fire for several quarters. Now, they could be a overdue for a pullback right along with the FAANG names.

Mulesoft is looking to raise $169 million from its Friday IPO.

Shares of the largest U.S. banks close the week with strength on some positive economic data and more stabilizing news from Europe.

Natural gas jumps as Conoco seals a deal for Burlington Resources.

Ford has recently cast a shadow over the auto industry.

Short sellers reversed course and sold $19 billion of shorts in September.

Yes, there's a lot of economic concerns, but this is a buying opportunity (and things aren't nearly as bad as they seem).