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David Penn
Stocks again sold off aggressively on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 the percentage leader to the downside at more than 9%. Thursday's stocks includes JP Morgan Chase with assets up by 25%. (more)
 David Penn
In spite of yesterday's rally, investors' worries over the economy sent stocks into the red on Tuesday with the Dow down 76.62 points. JP Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo are some of the heavy-hitters announcing quarterly results Wednesday morning before the open. (more)
David Penn
Investors breathed a sigh of relief as the stock market retraced much of its heavy losses from last week. The Dow was up over 960 points across the board as the eve of earnings season approaches. (more)
David Penn
Stocks were sold aggressively going into the close on Thursday, with financial stocks among those hardest hit. Among them, Pudential, fell more 21%. (more)
David Penn
Another volatile day ending in disappointment as the Dow Jones rallied midday only to fall almost 190 points by the close. People rushing to buy gold pushed Barrick Gold Corporation up more than 15%. (more)
David Penn
In spite of yesterday's intraday reversal and rally, sellers were back in force on Tuesday sending stocks deeper into bear market territory. Wednesday's 7 stocks includes Walt Disney, which fell by nearly 6%. (more)
David Penn
A dramatic late in the day rally brought stocks back from staggering losses on Monday. The Dow was down more than 800 points intraday. Tuesday's key stocks to watch includes Citigroup and Wells Fargo, both involved in a lawsuit over the buyout of Wachovia bank. (more)
David Penn
With the Dow up more than 300 points at midday, stocks reversed shortly thereafter to close lower by more than 1%. Monday's 7 stocks includes Caterpillar which closed down for the fifth day in a row. (more)
David Penn
Stocks sold aggressively for the second time in four days as traders remained pessimistic about the likelihood of a House vote in favor of a bailout plan. (more)
David Penn
Stocks in general finished the day little changed, while the Nasdaq lost a little over one percent. Among Thursday's stocks to watch is General Electric, down more than 15% despite a $3 billion investment by Warren Buffett. (more)
David Penn
Severely oversold conditions have provided the markets with a major launching pad on Tuesday, as the S&P 500 gained more than 5%. (more)
David Penn
Stocks faced the most aggressive sell off in years, with the Dow falling over 777 points after the House decision to strike down a $700 billion bank bailout plan. (more)
David Penn
The Dow finished strongly on Friday, leaving both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 little changed on the day. The Dow, however, made solid gains led by the financials. (more)
David Penn
Washington Mutual missed the boat of upward financial stock retracements, falling 25%. (more)
David Penn
Stocks ended the day little changed as traders awaited a Congressional verdict on the administration's $700 billion asset buyout proposal. Washington Mutual's credit rating was downgraded by Standard and Poor's. (more)
David Penn
Stocks finished a rollercoaster session lower on Tuesday as the administration's financial bailout plan continues to be debated in Washington. Wednesday's 7 stocks includes Google Inc. after T-Mobile introduced the first phone to run on it's android software. (more)
David Penn
Stocks were back in the red on Monday, responding to the increasingly overbought market created by Friday's surge higher. Wall Street gets a shakeup from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, and Microsoft raises its dividend. (more)
David Penn
Stocks gapped up at the open on news of new government curbs against short selling in financial stocks. This sent financial stocks like Merrill Lynch and JP Morgan to their highs. (more)
David Penn
A volatile trading day ended with stocks broadly higher on Thursday. Among Friday's stocks were Wells Fargo and Washington Mutual which both received significant boosts after Wednesday's financial sector sell-off. (more)
David Penn
Stocks fell sharply late in trading on Wednesday, just as many markets had begun to move off their lows. Thursday's 7 stocks includes Washington Mutual- now officially for sale. (more)
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