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Stocks have come off two big years but are starting to confront new pressures, including a new administration. Here's what ahead this week.

Here's what Fed officials say could happen to interest rates in 2025.

Bank stocks rallied massively in autumn but fell back in December ahead of earnings this month.

The potential for a Republican sweep in the 2024 elections drove U.S. stocks to record highs on Wednesday.

Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves.

Tesla will have big news on Thursday. Meanwhile, stocks are struggling for momentum as earnings season kicks off.

Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves today.

Struggling home improvement retailer files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy seeking a sale of its assets.

Stocks solidly rose as the nation's biggest banks report their earnings.

Stocks have printed 35 record highs this year, lifting the S&P 500 to a 2024 gain of around 17%.

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell begins the first of two appearances on Capitol Hill later today in front of the Senate Banking Committee.

The S&P 500, up 16.7% for the year, faces a stern series of tests this week with inflation data, the Fed chief's testimony and the start of Q2 earnings season.

This week, Jerome Powell's Capitol Hill testimony, inflation reports, and bank earnings are the big events.

The bank is allegedly backtracking on a major decision.

The bank giant had to recently give over a dozen employees the boot after concluding an internal investigation that looked into "unethical behavior."

Stocks are set to end the week lower following a hot March inflation report and mixed bank earnings.

Stocks are flat but commodities continue to surge ahead of tomorrow's key March inflation report.

This is what could happen next to shares of JP Morgan Chase.

Stocks could slump if this report shows inflation heating up.

Here's our new price target for the bank following a decisive Wall Street beat.

Also, Meta's axe swings for supposed slackers and I chart my investing favorites: Palantir and SoFi.

How a good jobs report made for an ugly market, charting the S&P and Nasdaq, and why I'm adding to these three names.

With the investment banking and asset management sectors poised for growth, we're encouraged about a pair of holdings.

With seasonal indicators split so far, we’ll stick to following the data.

Let's check on the market's response to the reported Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire deal, crude's selloff, Wells Fargo and ... yes ... those silly Fed minutes.

Here's how I'm trading my banking plays as the Dow Jones U.S. Bank Index surges.

Two new positions, large gains locked in, several price target increases, and meaningful outperformance from several names highlighted the start of the month.

Chris gets ready for next week's earnings from two positions, details today's initiation, and discusses the latest Wall Street actions on portfolio holdings.

Strong investment banking and equity market activity confirm our reasoning for keeping these two other financial giants in the Pro Portfolio.

Economic news Thursday, combined with upcoming earnings reports, will change the manner in which the market is trading.

Twisters and heavy rain hit in Florida and now we wait for the market's main event that could be the lull before October; Also, let's check the chart of Broadcom.

Let's take stock of the week that saw a wild jobs report and its ripple effects, and see where we're headed now.

The economic situation is not nearly as rosy as some folks may think.

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

Apparently, suddenly, those GDP, GDI numbers add up ... so why the big rate cut? Also, a look at Wells Fargo, and a prayer for Hurricane Helene's victims.

Results and guidance from Jefferies speak to continued investment banking and wealth management strength.

If the Fed is cutting rates by half a percentage point, then why is Powell so strangely saying the job market is 'solid'? Also, the market, banks and Dimon's warnings.

Let's check the markets, whether a half percentage point cut is a dream, and the charts of Boeing and Wells Fargo.

The distressed retail chain files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, facing macroeconomic headwinds.

Dr. Alan Baratz sits down with TheStreet to explain why Nvidia's CEO is "dead wrong" about quantum computing's future.

Here’s what could be next for AMD and its AI ambitions.