Nasdaq ETF (QQQ)

Stocks struggled for direction today after the Conference Board’s monthly consumer confidence index dropped to its lowest reading in 12 years.

Wall Street’s recovery from its recent technical correction paused for a breather on Tuesday, as investors awaited more clarity on tariff developments and digested a downbeat consumer confidence report.

The major indexes are higher this afternoon, shaking off a March consumer confidence reading of 92.9 -- the lowest in 12 years, and well below analyst estimates.

Goldman Sachs warns investors of potential tariff surprises as Trump's strategy may front-load rates and cause market shock.

According to Jim Cramer, technology companies using a subscription-based business model are more likely to weather economic uncertainty.

The stock market rally on Monday was reportedly driven by investor optimism for a new approach to tariffs, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.

U.S. stock futures declined on Tuesday, after advancing for two consecutive sessions on Friday and Monday.

Meta stock was the last Magnificent Seven company to dip into the red for the year during the current market downturn, but it has since turned positive.

Expert questions Goldman's 3% prediction for next decade, says, "no relationship" between the P/E valuation metric and real returns.

The market narrative for the first trading day of a new week was set very early on today: Trump suggested his formerly draconian tariff policy on virtually all U.S. trading partners would not be as harsh on April 2nd as previously advertised.

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The Russell 2000 could be driving the lead out with a gap breakout of the declining channel alongside a close above the 20-day MA.

This week started off strong as optimism regarding trade policy permeated the market.

Trump hints at tariff relief for select nations as Hyundai confirms $21B investment in Louisiana. New tariffs on foreign-made goods expected.

Easing Trump tariffs on semiconductors combined with Micron's earnings beat has pushed the big money into MU stock options.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up a whopping 547 points this afternoon, while the Nasdaq Composite is sporting a triple-digit midday lead of its own.

Wall Street soared Monday, kicking off the week in full risk-on mode as investors welcomed signs of easing trade tensions and stronger-than-expected economic data.

The U.S. economy faces a fork in the road, with a 65% chance of a tech-driven boom and 35% chance of recession. Market correction led by tech giants.

Trade tensions, Fed shifts, and weakening sentiment create stormy global economy. JPMorgan's Kasman predicts 40% chance of 2025 recession, spurring ETF shifts. Fed's stance and trade policy key factors.

Shares of the EV giant are now down more than 36% this year, with the relative strength index suggesting it is oversold, yet they still trade at a lofty 93x Tesla’s estimated 2025 earnings.

Alphabet said the proposed Wiz acquisition would improve and scale Google Cloud’s solutions, benefiting customers and partners worldwide.

The new week will likely test the market’s resiliency as private sector activity readings and the February personal income and spending report are due.

I can't accept that the Administration 'wants' the U.S. to have a recession; you already see political pushback about the heavy approaches from constituents around the Country. So it's a question of whether this was 'detox' or 'dealing'.

OpenAI is reportedly interested in working with Reliance’s businesses such as wireless carrier Jio to sell or distribute its AI solutions, while Meta is seeking to work with the Indian company on new AI businesses.

Seasonal patterns and market internals offer hope that the short-term bounce will materialize into stronger market action. However, there is much the markets will need to accomplish to confirm the readings.