Deere & Company

Stocks could use a good jolt after last week's Fed-induced selloff.

The Japanese automaker follows the likes of Ford after being targeted by a conservative crusader.

The Japanese automaker is the latest target of a fervent anti-DEI activist who took down Ford and a laundry list of household name corporations.

The former president is going hard on automakers that dare to make cars overseas.

The latest development from the Blue Oval reflects on a turbulent period in the automaker's history.

After last week's big gyrations, investors will face important economic reports plus earnings from Walmart and Home Depot.

Stocks are mixed on Monday, but many stocks are making big moves.

The farm supply company responds to recent criticism from its consumers.

Mutual fund activity offers insight into stocks to consider owning.

All three major indices look set to extend their recent record highs Thursday.

A better-than-expected CPI report cheers investors. Walmart report on deck.

Good results from Walmart will cheer investors this week. But inflation remains the big worry.

The S&P 500 has climbed 5% year to date.

Wall Street's 2024 rally faces a key inflation test later this week.

The S&P 500 rocketed 24% last year, but there are still some attractive valuations, analysts say.

Deere forecast muted 2024 profit as high interest rates hurt equipment purchases. The report follows Caterpillar's warnings on slower international demand.

Deere followed rival equipment maker Caterpillar in topping Street earnings forecasts and lifting its full-year profit outlook amid robust global demand.

A surge in Treasury bond yields has tech stocks in their worst three-day run since February, with markets focused on renewed inflation risks and China weakness.

When it comes to infrastructure spending, our top portfolio manager says there's a clear winner.

Stock and currency moves in Asia indicated from the get-go that traders were calling a decisive Trump victory, spelling a stronger dollar, higher inflation, and greater trade tariffs.

Here's why I believe Wall Street would likely fare far worse under a second Trump administration than a Harris administration.

With Trump throwing dirt at the company's suspected plans, let's see what kind of trade strategy we can unearth.

The farming equipment maker beat in its quarterly report, but that can only get it so far.

It's 13F day, so let's review the latest filings from two of the greatest investors/traders. Plus, checking out a key line on the S&P 500 chart, rate-cut expectations fade and more!

Stocks went down a little earlier than expected but have yet to set a lower low.

Signs of nervousness are starting to appear amid the choppy trading action. Here's where and why. Let's also dig up a plan for copper, Deere, RH and more.

Let's examine what's been happening (and not) while I've been away, including with volume, sentiment, and a telling anecdotal sign. Plus, a look at Tesla and I catch up on your requests.

Here's why this stock could be poised for a downside break.

Guidance for the full year is excellent, but the firm is going to have to get on its horse and better manage its free cash flow.

Sorry, you were misinformed. About inflation, and about why markets rallied on Wednesday.

This weaker economy was just sitting there under our noses, and we foolishly chose to just go along with what we were told? Seems like it.

Let's examine what's in store for the markets this week, the turn-down in the McClellan Summation Index, poor action in Nasdaq stocks, sentiment readings for metals and energy, and much more.

Here's why 'failing' the test would be consequential for two indexes, why I would not wed myself to this short-term oversold condition, one very curious indicator that came out of Friday, and much more.

Is there enough here to generate a rally?

Chris discusses the increasingly skittish market heading into Nvidia's results, why we exited Deere today, and levels we are watching on a sector ETF.

This accelerated move is affected by the nervous market ahead of quarterly earnings from Nvidia.

Among a host of portfolio moves this week, we added to Morgan Stanley and Bank of America and trimmed our Deere position with an exit plan in place.

We continue to see the strength in nonresidential construction, owing in part to stimulus spending.

Toyota's 'squeaky clean' image as the Prius brand is a bit foggy.

The veteran analyst explains what could happen to markets in 2025.

Here’s what retired Americans can expect for the year ahead.