Stocks opened higher but quickly lost ground and ended lower as the market continued trading all over the map. Apple fell which dragged the market

Our overall central bank theme remains the same. We believe every asset price, every data point and every economic statistic is working off of the easiest monetary

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1) Apple’s market cap is up over $60 billion since the upside surprise pre-order announcement. 2) Wells Fargo’s market cap is down almost $20 billion since

Market Update: Stock futures are a lower ahead of Friday’s open as the market tries to bounce back after last Friday’s steep sell-off. Gary’s Thoughts: But not

Ceasefire stalls at Aleppo Aligned with Russia in Syria, Pentagon awkwardly treads on new terrain Clinton resumes campaigning after pneumonia as race tightens Weak U.S.

Stocks rallied on Thursday after the latest round of mostly disappointing economic data was released. The big miss came from retail sales, they fell -0.3% last month,

Stocks ended mixed on Wednesday as oil prices fell another 3%. Economic data was relatively light. Import prices fell -0.2% last month and economist’s were