Stocks slumped, then jumped on hopes of a debt ceiling extension, I guess…

Stocks ripped higher on October 5, rebounding in from yesterday’s steep decline.

Stocks drop on October 4 as fundamental shifts come to the surface.

We take a look at where the market might be headed the week of October 4 and 5 stocks to watch.

The S&P 500 fell sharply in September and there may be a very good reason why.

Stocks fell hard on September 30 to finish the month on a low note.

Stocks ripped and dipped on September 29 as the dollar is unleashed.

Stocks plunge as the reality of a more hawkish Fed begins to set in.

Stocks fell on September 27 despite the reflation names putting in a good day.

We will find out the week of September 27 if the recent move higher was the start of the next leg higher or just a corrective wave in a downtrend.

For the week ending September 24, we explore the reasons behind this week’s volatility.

Stocks ripped on September 23, everything is fine, right?!

Stocks were dazed and confused following the FOMC meeting, while bonds and the dollar understood the message loud and clear.

Stocks finished the day lower as they gear up for the big FOMC meeting on September 22.

Stocks plunged on September 20 as China-worries take hold.

The week of September 20 will be a big week for investors as they wait for the FOMC meeting to conclude on September 22.

Stocks will be released from their tight trading range when index options expire on the September 17 opening.

Stocks finished the day higher, but there is plenty to think about in the days ahead.

Stocks fell on September 14 as the market braces for options expiration and the FOMC meeting.

Stocks seemed to be out of sorts on September 13, lacking any clear sense of direction.