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The No. 1 digital currency failed to capitalize on a good start to the week, trading lower Friday, as technical indicators and overall market sentiment weighed on digital currencies. However, given the late plunge in equities, cryptocurrencies losses were kept to a minimum.

The Japanese yen has rallied 7% against the U.S. dollar, from a high of almost ¥113 to just its lowest level since November 2016, when the buck shot up following the result of the U.S. presidential election. But the yen rally could be far from over, said Ashraf Laidi.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the broad-market S&P 500 face an unusually unsightly March, amid a rise in volatility and heightened concerns about trade wars. Here’s how bad it is?

The stock-market-sentiment indicator remains bullish — but only barely, writes Mark Hulbert.

The S&P 500 index flirted with a close below an important, long-term trend line as selling intensified late-Friday on the back of trade-war fears. The S&P 500 index ended down 55.43 points, or 2.1%, at 2,588.26, barely above its 200-day MA at 2,585.38, according to FactSet data. Technical analysts pay attention to moving averages to help gauge bullish and bearish momentum in an asset. The gauge also closed below 2,600, considered a psychological round-number level that also could herald a bearish trend for the S&P 500. Читать дальше...

The stock market bounced back from a round of trade worries earlier this month, only to get hammered again on Thursday as the Trump administration took aim at China. Here’s what’s in play.

The U.S. dollar drops against most major currencies on Friday, breaking a four-week winning streak and sliding to a new lowest level against the yen since the U.S. election in 2016 in a flight to haven assets as the trade rhetoric between President Trump and China heightens.

There hasn’t been a jackpot winner since January.

Bloomberg is set to include China into its benchmark Barclays Global Aggregate Bond Index

U.S. stocks end sharply lower on Friday, unable to shake fears of an intensification of trade tensions with China.

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Treasury yields on Friday are little changed in Friday trade, but were mostly lower for the week, as a swoon for global stocks appeared to intensify on worries about escalating trade tensions between China and the U.S.

The company only included a percentage of patients in the trial in a Thursday data release.

Dropbox Inc. ended its first day of trading Friday more than 35% higher than its initial public offering price, even as the S&P 500 index and Dow Jones Industrial Average struggled. Dropbox stock gained 35.6% from its $21 IPO price to close at $28.48, giving the cloud-storage company a market valuation of $9.66 billion, according to FactSet. That is just shy of the $10 billion valuation the company received in a 2014 funding round. The company raised more than $750 million by selling at least 12 million shares in the IPO. Читать дальше...

Investors were hoping for accelerated approval so the drug could quickly begin bringing in revenue. But the new trial results also undermine the core reasons AbbVie bought Stemcentrx and Rova-T in the first place.

Tintri Inc. said late Friday that Chief Financial Officer Ian Halifax will leave the company April 30. Tintri stock is down a fraction in late trading, after closing down nearly 4% to $2.76 in the regular session. Halifax's departure comes weeks after the peripheral maker's Chief Executive Ken Klein announced his departure amid a 20% staff cut. The company has struggled since its June IPO, during which it drastically cut its target price, eventually going public for $7 a share. Tintri stock is down 46% this year... Читать дальше...

The stock market bounced back from a round of trade worries earlier this month, only to get hammered again on Thursday as the Trump administration took aim at China. Here’s what’s in play.

Emerging market stocks can earn more money and still not be worth it.

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The ABCs of RMDs and QCDs.

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 424.69 points Friday to close at a four-month low of 23,533.20. What makes the decline technically very significant is that closing below the Feb. 8 closing low of 23,860.46 completes half of the final step needed to trigger a Dow Theory sell signal, as MarketWatch senior columnist Mark Hulbert explained. The Dow Theory is a market timing tool that has been relevant on Wall Street for a century. With the Dow closes at a lower low, after a lower high, all... Читать дальше...