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

Bear markets are scary, but they can be a great time to make an important change to your retirement plan.

Let's take stock of the indicators and see what's ahead -- also a look at Cleveland-Cliffs, Southwest and several ETFs.

Despite a brutal year, the trend is still not a friend for the bulls. Here's how the charts look going into 2023.

Real Money and Action Alerts PLUS experts share their favorite ideas for next year.

Choppy is the word of the day as we look out for an oversold rally. Also, let's check the small caps vs. the QQQ and SPY, and the charts of Nvidia and Verizon.

I still think we could swing up this week, so let's see what a down opening on Tuesday could bring. Also, let's check the new lows, QQQ and SPY, and what it would say if we plunge from here.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq have been trading better but are not out of the woods, with the inflation report and the Fed's rate-hike decision on tap.

The S&P 500 is at a critical crossroads that could determine if the next move for stocks is a pop or a drop.

The S&P 500 Industrials index returned 3.99% over the past year, compared to a negative return for the S&P 500 overall.

Southwest Airlines has some major problems and passengers may be wary of flying the airline, but its current problems don't tell the whole story.

The two companies used social media to attract attention about their upcoming release, which shoe fans say could cost plenty.