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Brad Slingerlend and Denny Fish, co-managers of the Janus Henderson Global Technology Fund, share some of their favorite stock plays.

Jack McIntyre of Brandywine Global says emerging markets are still the place to look for attractive yields on sovereign bonds.

Fed's Williams tries to ease market fears about aggressive interest-rate hikes

Amazon and Alibaba currently operate in opposite geographies, but with both companies expanding, a showdown could be coming.

GM’s Cruise makes the most progress in driverless miles driven in California.

Have stocks caught a nasty bug? Deutsche Bank see high 'market contagion' risk

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is tumbling over 530 points on Friday, and has lost nearly 1,000 points this week, but it is still more than 630 points above its widely-watched 50-day moving average. Seen by many chart watchers as a dividing line between short-term uptrends and downtrends, currently comes in at about 25,018, according to FactSet. The last time the Dow was below its 50-day MA on an intraday basis was Sept. 8, 2017, and the last close below the 50-day MA was May 18, 2017. The S&P 500 tumbled 1.8% Friday... Читать дальше...

Wall Street's 'fear gauge' hits highest level in more than a year as stocks tank

A measure of Wall Street volatility on Friday rose sharply, hitting its highest level in more than a year as equity benchmarks tumbled and as the 10-year Treasury notes extended its 5-day climb above 2.8%--its highest level in more than four years. The CBOE Volatility Index was up at 17.60, up more than 30%, a level that puts the volatility gauge at its loftiest level since Nov. 4, 2016, according to FactSet data. For the week, the so-called fear index was on track for a weekly rise of about 59%... Читать дальше...

They could be in for a shock come tax season next year.

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All 30 Dow stocks are in the red as index dives 550 points

With the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging 535 points, all 30 of the components are trading lower, led by the 6.1% tumbled in Exxon Mobil Corp.'s stock. Of the components, 22 are down more than 1%, 13 are down more than 2%, 6 are down over 3%, and 2 are down over 4%, including Chevron Corp. , which is shedding 4.9%. The biggest price decliner is Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s stock , which dropped $9.53, or 3.5%. The best performer is Walmart Inc. shares , which is up 0.4%. On thing to put the selloff in perspective... Читать дальше...

Oil prices finished lower on Friday to tally a loss of roughly 1% for the week. Recent data raised concerns that a likely rise in monthly U.S. production to its highest level on record will offset the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries' efforts to ease global supplies. March West Texas Intermediate crude fell 35 cents, or 0.5%, to settle at $65.45 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

The Department of Labor scrubbed an analysis showing a negative impact on workers, the Economic Policy Institute said.

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Shares of these companies are broken, beaten — and worth a closer look, writes Jeff Reeves.

Dow industrials fall more than 500 points in Friday selloff

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Inflation and taxes must be considered.

The homeownership rate rose for the fourth-straight quarter, suggesting a real rebound is taking place.

Boost your ‘health span’

The U.S. created 200,000 new jobs in the first month of 2018 and worker pay rose at the fastest yearly pace since 2009, showing that companies are still hungry to hire more than eight years after an economic expansion began.

Gold futures end lower Friday after a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report drove up the dollar and laid some groundwork for a more aggressive Federal Reserve interest-rate response this year.