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Latest stock market news from Wall Street - CNNMoney.com

Latest stock market news from Wall Street - CNNMoney.com

From CNN and Money magazine, CNNMoney.com combines business news and in-depth market analysis with practical advice and answers to personal finance questions.

3/10/2010 4:30:51 AM

1 - Stocks set for mixed start
2 - The Dow's best performer is ...
3 - Oil falls as the dollar firms
4 - Treasurys inch up amid strong demand for 3-year notes
5 - Dollar mixed in quiet trading
6 - No 'Lost Decade' for these techs
7 - Nasdaq at 18-month highs
8 - Treasurys retreat in wake of supply wave
9 - Dollar slides versus euro
10 - Oil edges higher on upbeat sentiment
11 - An easy fix for a tricky securities problem
12 - Bears vs. bulls as anniversary looms
13 - Nasdaq at 18-month high
14 - Economic snow job
15 - Good news about jobs, bad for bonds
16 - Ford shares: Buy or sell?
17 - Citigroup shares: No longer toxic?
18 - Bulls are back. Send in the bears?
19 - The price you pay for frothy assets
20 - Can Vanguard Wellington keep running?
1 - Stocks set for mixed start

U.S. stocks futures were mixed early Wednesday, as investors awaited the first major economic readings of the week.

3/10/2010 4:30:19 AM

2 - The Dow's best performer is ...

The hottest blue chip stock this year isn't what you think. It's not a big bank on the mend, a gadget maker with a hot new product, or a retailer with soaring sales.

3/9/2010 12:40:58 PM

3 - Oil falls as the dollar firms

Oil prices fell Tuesday as a stronger dollar overshadowed a modest advance on Wall Street.

3/9/2010 2:11:55 PM

4 - Treasurys inch up amid strong demand for 3-year notes

Treasurys inched slightly higher Tuesday, in the midst of the government's $40 billion auction of 3-year notes -- the first of several multibillion-dollar note and bond offerings in the coming days.

3/9/2010 5:04:10 PM

5 - Dollar mixed in quiet trading

The dollar recovered losses versus the euro and rose against the pound, but fell versus the yen in quiet trading Tuesday.

3/9/2010 4:01:06 PM

6 - No 'Lost Decade' for these techs

The technology sector is arguably the healthiest in the economy right now. But here's a sobering thought: Most major tech stocks are probably never going to get back to the levels they were at a decade ago.

3/8/2010 12:25:04 PM

7 - Nasdaq at 18-month highs

Stocks ended little changed Monday, although the Nasdaq managed to close at an 18-month high, as investors weighed corporate deals, a stronger dollar and weaker commodity prices ahead of key economic news due later this week.

3/8/2010 4:58:43 PM

8 - Treasurys retreat in wake of supply wave

Treasurys continued in a downward trend Monday as investors anticipate a major boost in supply this week. The government will launch multibillion-dollar auctions of Treasurys starting Tuesday.

3/8/2010 3:30:36 PM

9 - Dollar slides versus euro

The dollar weakened against the euro Monday after French President Nicolas Sarkozy said Europe is ready to help Greece if needed, boosting investor optimism about the nation's debt crisis.

3/8/2010 3:46:53 PM

10 - Oil edges higher on upbeat sentiment

Oil prices rose Monday amid ongoing optimism about an economic recovery following last week's jobs report.

3/8/2010 2:50:04 PM

11 - An easy fix for a tricky securities problem

A few days ago, I watched one of California's top high school economics teachers lead a class in a discussion of the differences between the earthquakes in Haiti and Chile. I'm applying for my own teaching credential and was there observing.

3/8/2010 8:46:54 AM

12 - Bears vs. bulls as anniversary looms

A year after the financial crisis hit its nadir and the market plunged to a 12-year low, stocks have recovered but investors remain wary.

3/8/2010 8:34:49 AM

13 - Nasdaq at 18-month high

Stocks rallied Friday, with the Nasdaq ending at an 18-month high, after a government report showed employers cut fewer positions last month than had been expected, in the latest sign that the pace of job cuts is slowing.

3/5/2010 4:39:38 PM

14 - Economic snow job

The only professionals with a worse reputation than meterologists for predicting the future are economists.

3/5/2010 3:03:08 PM

15 - Good news about jobs, bad for bonds

Treasurys fell Friday as investors shifted into riskier assets, like stocks, which rallied following a jobs report that showed the pace of job losses abating.

3/5/2010 11:27:35 AM

16 - Ford shares: Buy or sell?

Ford is back. The automaker recently reported its first annual profit in four years; sales are improving; and investors have pushed up its stock 550% in the past year.

3/10/2010 3:18:00 AM

17 - Citigroup shares: No longer toxic?

Yes, Citigroup lost billions in the financial crisis. And yes, it's still swimming in toxic assets. But Bruce Berkowitz argues the worst is over.

3/9/2010 10:53:27 AM

18 - Bulls are back. Send in the bears?

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq are up for the year after a rough stretch from mid-January to early February. The Dow had joined them earlier Wednesday before pulling back.

3/3/2010 1:32:29 PM

19 - The price you pay for frothy assets

As the 10th anniversary of the bursting of the tech bubble is upon us, you've probably read a slew of stories about what an awful decade this has been for stocks.

3/1/2010 9:14:04 AM

20 - Can Vanguard Wellington keep running?

Vanguard Wellington is a throwback. Before mutual funds became specialized, so-called balanced funds like this -- which invests in both stocks and bonds -- were core holdings you could feel comfortable putting most of your money into.

3/1/2010 4:14:28 AM

 

 
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