domingo, 19 de abril de 2015

Stocks Slump on Chinese Market Clampdown; Oil Eyes $57

Stocks Slump on Chinese Market Clampdown; Oil Eyes

"Welcome to the world of 2015, when our market imports whatever is bad from overseas — Chinese short-selling rules for example — but gets nothing good, like their booming exports to us," TheStreet's Jim Cramer wrote in his recent column for Real …

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Saudi Arabian Stocks Rally on Bourse Opening Boost; Dubai Drops

Saudi Arabian stocks rose the most in four months after the kingdom said foreigners will be able to access its stock market directly from mid-June and as Saudi Basic Industries Corp.'s profit beat estimates. Dubai shares fell. The Tadawul All Share …

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5 Charts Of the Stock Market's Selloff

It's a rough day for the markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 are having their worst sessions in three weeks as fears mount over the possibility of a Greek exit from the eurozone and a higher U.S. dollar continues to weigh on profits.

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The Week Ahead: Fake Out or Breakout?

After a generally positive week, the stock market rally stalled Thursday and the sellers have stepped back in early Friday. The major averages are down 1-1.5% by mid-day so most of the major averages are likely to be lower for the week. In last …

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Why new stock market highs are 'inevitable'

The S&P 500 (^GSPC) has been stuck in a relatively tight trading range for months, however stocks look as if they're about to challenge key levels. What now? Mike Murphy, founder and CEO of Rosecliff Capital thinks a break out is inevitable. “One of …

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