Markets

Hurricane Sandy could leave as many as 60 million people in its wake when all is said and done. But will it impact stocks?

Earnings reports seem pretty trivial when compared to 60 million people being in the path of an almost unprecedented “superstorm”. Luckily, quite a few companies agreed with that notion.

Netflix’s chart has confused investors and traders for years. If there’s something to be said for this consistency, then I’m happy to report that NFLX’s chart is more confusing… Read more

There are two things you should remember to do between now and November 6: register to vote and buy gold.

Should the shares decline to $22, I’ll buy more. However, I will exit the trade on a high-volume dip to $21. My target return is 50% and I’ll lock… Read more

The market hates uncertainty. Yet right now there are so many rocks in the road that I believe investors are wise to book some gains and move that money… Read more

For months, Wall Street begged and pleaded for QE3. Now it's hard to imagine why.

The shares of the retailer remain seemingly impervious to sluggish economic growth and high unemployment. In fact, ROST appears to perform better when the economy is at its worst. 

Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) shares are up 23% today thanks to an earnings report that revealed impressive growth in the company's fledgling mobile advertising business.