Stocks and commodities could give back some recent gains and the Dollar may rally.

Stocks are set to pause their solid January rally as investors look to a busy week for U.S. earnings while closely tracking moves in bond and currency markets.

Stock futures lower, dollar steady, as China data check gains; Week Ahead: retail sales, earnings in focus as inflation debate shifts; Goldman Sachs earnings on deck after banks top street forecasts; Microsoft defends Activision takeover amid reports of EU challenge and debt ceiling debate triggers funding measures from U.S. Treasury.

Industrials are not as over-owned as energy was, but they are one of the most vulnerable groups out there.

Energy stocks have a lot of complacency in them.

What we don’t want is a handful of stocks with market caps so large they are all that matters to markets.

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.

Let's dissect the big move up, look at the QQQs and Russell 2000, and ask the tough question: Can the rally last?

It feels like stocks are treading water, but here's where I'm setting my sights as we grow closer to September. Also, let's check Google.

Chick-fil-A is offering more variety in a new concept.

The Indian tycoon and his empire are facing allegations of fraud by an American short-seller. Their answer does not convince investors for the moment.

The billionaire had proposed a controversial plan to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which now has lasted nearly a year.