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As the market broaches overbought territory, a correction is in store—just not necessarily a downward one. TheStreet.com offers technical analysis.
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SolarCity, with its shares up more than 50 percent in a little more than a week, may go down as the poster child of the sizzling market for this nutty round of solar stocks.
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A strong employment number in early June could trigger a stock market correction, Paul Richards of UBS says.
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With all eyes on the Federal Reserve, this trader reveals the levels that gold traders will be watching closely.
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A few airlines could see their stock price double in the next few years, Wolfe Research's Hunter Keay says.
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With stocks at new highs, one strategist pointed out that even if equities went into a "bear market"—which he's not predicting—they'd still be higher than last year's June lows.
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This is a USA Today story.
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Fannie Mae common shares have soared, but there may not be a happy ending for investors.
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Pre-Market Data, Stock Market Quotes, Fair Value, Futures, Volatility Index,World Markets Information
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Shares of Saks surge amid a New York Post report that the luxury department store chain hired Goldman Sachs to explore strategic alternatives, including a possible sale.
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Many financial advisors like ETFs, which offer low fees and trading ease, but ETFs are not perfect for all occasions.
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Bernanke pre-empted by Dudley: Will he throw it back into Congress' lap?
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This is a link to a Bankrate.com story.
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Cramer shares six stocks to watch, and reveals them in under 60 seconds, including Bristol Meyers, Salesforce, and Chart Industries.
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Cloud-computing stocks have been active recently, and yesterday the bulls turned to data-warehousing company Teradata.
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According to this expert the rally in gold over several years was based on a misunderstanding, which is only now getting cleared.
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The Fed Chairman could give the dollar bulls reason to pause, ending its rally on rumors of the central bank unwinding its aggressive monetary stimulus program.
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Dudley-Bullard: one-two dovish punch fuels rally. It's no secret most of the Street has been trying to anticipate the anticipated Fed "tapering" of bond purchases.
