Wall Street keeps hitting records. What do investors do now?
The S&P 500 just hit an all-time high, recovering from last year's dramatic plunge. Still it's anyone's guess what happens next for the stock market.
The stock market just hit a record high. What’s changed since December’s low?
Stock investors had to go on a harrowing round trip over the last seven months, but the market may be in a healthier place after it.
S&P 500 again dips into ‘correction’ territory
The S&P index is down 10.2 percent from its last all-time high set Sept. 20.
U.S. stocks slide as tech, internet companies sustain big losses
Apple, Microsoft and Amazon, the most valuable companies on the market, saw some of the worst losses Monday.
Technology stocks took some of the biggest losses Monday as the market came off a two-week winning streak.
Despite the uptick on Friday, major U.S. indexes still ended the week down about 4 percent, their worst weekly loss in six months.
Wednesday marked the longest bull market in the stock market's history, and financial analysts say the economy is strong enough that the gains could continue.
The Dow dropped by as many as 1,500 points, before rebounding to close the day down nearly 1,200 points.
Stock markets plummeted this morning, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling more than 1,000 points, or 5 percent, at opening, before rebounding and making back most of its gains by noon. As of 12:15 p.m. EDT Monday, the Dow…
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