The market is struggling to get through the down-trend line. Will it make it? Let's check the charts, as well as bonds and the McClellan Summation Index.

If the market has a rally in the early part of this week, expect to see sentiment shift quickly.

The roster contains S&P 500 companies whose relative performance has a strong positive relationship to BofA’s inflation indicator.

Jim Cramer says investors need tried-and-proven stocks that work for the long haul.

As the second quarter gets underway, investors are understandably edgy.

Ariel Investments believes in 'classic Warren Buffett-style value investing' and sees value continuing to beat growth.

Jim Cramer says investors need to accept the forces of inflation, and view everything through the lens of the Fed and via the situation in Ukraine.

'The current global resource supply-demand imbalance is underpinned by structural scarcity and will only get worse,' BofA said.

The list includes Exxon Mobil. J.P. Morgan also cited Russia-Ukraine underperformers, a list that includes PepsiCo.

UPS topped Street forecasts for its fourth quarter earnings, but a slump in international deliveries kept revenue gain in check.

GM blasted Street profit forecasts with adjusted earnings of $2.12 per share on revenues of $43.1 billion.

“While our results clearly benefited from a favorable market, the counter-cyclical investments we made before and during the pandemic provided the energy and products people needed," said CEO Darren Woods.