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January greets investors with a busy, full week that includes Nvidia. Plus, a pause to mark a President's passing.

Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves midday.

Bonds are trying to do the Federal Reserve's job for it; housing data is on deck, and stocks are pricey.

Would-be home buyers are in a pickle.

If you're seeking a lower housing payment, these two mortgage strategies might help get you there.

Stock futures lower as central bank hawks tighten grip; Jobs data in focus as Powell points to more rate hikes; KB Home sees improving demand as housing market finds feet; Nvidia slips as another board insider sells shares and Bitcoin tops $30,000 on BlackRock ETF hopes.

Markets continued to challenge the Fed's rate-hike view Thursday following the slowest annual inflation reading in more than a year in December.

Stock futures slip ahead of key inflation data; core prices in focus as December CPI may show headline decline; Disney shares jump as Nelson Peltz pushes for board seat; TSMC higher on record Q4 profits, muted chip sector forecast and KB Home shares slide after Q4 profit miss, uncertain 2023 outlook.

Toll Brothers stock will be in focus on Tuesday evening when it reports earnings. Here are the key levels to know right now.

Lennar is rallying and KB Home is falling after the homebuilders' earnings reports. Here are the key levels to know as investors fret about housing.

“Builder sentiment has declined every month in 2022, and the housing recession shows no signs of abating," the National Association of Home Builders said Monday.

Stocks finish higher ahead of a busy week for central bank rate decisions.

Stock futures slump on rate hike, recession worries; Week Ahead: Fed rate hike in sharp focus; Take Two slumps on report of Grand Theft Auto VI leak; Volkswagen nudges higher on $75 billion Porsche IPO target and Britain mourns Queen Elizabeth with historic state funeral.

Stock futures surge as bond yields ease, dollar retreats; Week Ahead: Housing market in focus; President Biden may seek Federal gas tax holiday; Elon Musk repeats concern for Twitter takeover and Bitcoin regains $20,000 mark but crypto markets bruised.

The true enemy of the stock market isn't inflation, it's froth, Jim Cramer warned his Mad Money viewers Monday.

Stocks ended higher Thursday as investors eyed headlines from President Joe Biden's emergency NATO summit in Brussels..

"Supply chain challenges have hampered the industry's efforts to catch up on the production of new homes," KB Home said.

Game plan for the week ahead with earnings from Nike, Adobe, KB Home and a keynote from Nvidia's CEO.

The stocks are screened for quality, cyclical growth factors, profit margins and buy ratings from BofA analysts.

The final figure was even better than we thought, but we have our eye on the rebound in mortgage rates.

Plus, earnings from PulteGroup and Herc Holdings are good for several Portfolio positions.

We’ll acknowledge potential near-term noise, but focus on the longer view for these holdings.

How we plan to parse upcoming earnings and watch for earnings pre-announcements as well as their implications.

And why we will continue to focus on uncovering new Bullpen candidates in an overbought and valuation-stretched market.

Improving housing construction prospects and elevated non-residential construction are the catalysts for these moves.

Plus, four price targets and two position ratings that we’re mulling over.

Let's see what happened in Asia, what happened in U.S. markets and try to decipher what the Fed heads are telling us.

The Fed has started to cut rates, but these items could make for challenging weeks ahead.

A triple-witching event should bring greater volatility, but our plan remains the same.

Lower rates, cheaper input costs, and pent-up demand are driving this sector.

With some quiet weeks ahead, we'll make sure our portfolio is well positioned for the second half of the year.

Reading the housing data tea leaves for Builders FirstSource shares

The beat goes on for this market, which surprised even me Monday with a 'kitchen sink' kind of day.

Chris discusses what the portfolio will be watching, in terms of economic data, housing numbers, earnings, and a wave of Fed heads.

Fresh new highs for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are forging the way but investors aren't being rational about small-cap stocks.

In today's Daily Rundown, Chris Versace previews a big day from the Fed, and runs through the portfolio's shopping list and what else he's watching.

Plus, we'll be looking at earnings from Micron, KB Home, and checking on Reddit's IPO.

Though both debt and equity markets strengthened on Tuesday, there was a clear lack of conviction ahead of the FOMC's square dance and hoedown.

The retailer is struggling to combat a growing issue.

Global travel agency platform files for bankruptcy facing industry headwinds.

TikTok's future in the United States depends entirely on the incoming president's support. President-elect Trump will be pushing for investors to see his show.