Slowing growth overseas, falling energy prices, and political turmoil in the U.S. sent the three major indices into the red on Tuesday. Read More

Concerns over retail earnings and the fate of tax cuts weighed on markets Monday. After struggling for traction all day, the three major indices closed modestly higher. Read More

Snap Inc. has disclosed that Chinese tech behemoth owns a 12 percent stake. The company looks like it needs outside help. On its own the company is struggling and losing to Facebook's Instagram. Read More

Wall Street seems to have thrown up its hands over prospects for tax reform. The Dow and S&P 500 ended the day lower, but buoyant tech stocks kept the Nasdaq in the green. Read More

On the one hand, this inattention is causing some MLPs to dial back distribution growth. On the other hand, it means you can still get a good deal on a stock yielding nearly 10%. Read More

Wall Street looked askance at the Senate’s tax proposal on Thursday, weighing on stocks. Technology and retail shares were among the hardest hit.   Read More

This sort of pricing disparity is not unusual when the global economy is passing through an inflection point that has not yet been recognized by the market. As an investor, you can make a lot of money in a short period of time if you know how to take advantage of these rare opportunities. Read More

The “blue wave” on election day is prompting investors to worry that tax cuts won’t happen. But there was sufficient positive sentiment to buoy stocks on Wednesday. Read More

Amazon and Walmart are hard at work vying for the top spot in the delivery of perishable groceries. Who will be the beneficiary as these goliaths wrestle for the most profitable way to serve out of the way customers? Read More

Misgivings about tax policy and a stumbling financial services sector weighed on markets Tuesday. The Dow eked out a slight gain, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed lower. Read More