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So much of the anxiety that has pervaded the equity markets in 2018 could have been avoided if the President had simply said or done nothing about starting, or ending, or winning, or losing, global trade wars.
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The Dow was the lone major index to finish in the green Friday.
These dividend payers compete in businesses that I'm interested in and believe in -- and they pay me to own the shares.
U.S. stock futures rise despite concerns over China trade talks. The 10-year Treasury note yield continues above 3%, and retail earnings paint a murky picture.
Stocks look to sustain their momentum in the week ahead. There are many good reasons for stocks to climb higher right now, chief among them an impressive earnings season.
Upcoming earnings? Optimistic spin on trade? Tech rally? Jim Cramer's got the game plan for next week and he tells investors to keep their cool.
Blockchain and bitcoin take over the finance capital of the world. Trade talks post-Iran deal continue. It's time for another week on Wall Street.
Stocks have been all over the map since March. But here is how Goldman Sachs thinks the S&P 500 will make its way toward 3,000.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average swung 760 points today but finished up 230 points to end the day. So we took the camera to the newsroom to get the scoop on what happened. Watch!
Ford and GM want positive trade relationship between the two largest auto markets in the world. While their stocks rebounded, other companies that could be targeted by tariffs fell.
China said it would levy a 25% reciprocal tariff on 106 U.S. products including soybeans, cars, whisky and chemicals.
Jim Cramer takes a closer look at Henry Schein, Deere and Co., Fitbit, Smart Global Holdings, Applied Materials and Splunk.
In this fickle and volatile market, Jim Cramer muses about how powerhouse Amazon gets hit hard, while his favorite old classic, Clorox, cleans up.
Our experts tell you how to play markets, from Jim Cramer on Monday's huge rally, to several stocks ready to reverse direction.
These equities are showing technical characteristics of bullish and bearish reversal patterns.
With few specifics on the tariffs on Chinese imports, trade war fears loom. But aerospace but get a reprieve.
President Trump is expected on Thursday to announce tariffs on China.
From corporate tax breaks to tariffs, Jim Cramer puts it in perspective and outlines your game plan for next week.
Jim Cramer spotlights Snap, Vail Resorts, Raymond James Financial, Senior Housing Properties Trust, Opko Health, Deere & Co., AFLAC, Seagate Technology.
President Donald Trump is planning to impose a global 25% tariff on steel imports and a 10% tariff on aluminum imports.
