The S&P 500 hit a record high. But it's a strange bull market. Gold and silver are soaring, a sign that shows more fear than greed. Bond yields continue to fall as well. And earnings are expected to be poor. Can the rally continue?
Utilities are normally among the sleepiest stocks on Wall Street. But they're crushing it this year because of extremely low bond yields. Some fear utilities have gotten too hot and are in danger if rates go higher.
Smith & Wesson and Sturm. Ruger were both up after five police officers were killed in Dallas. Police-involved killings of black suspects may also be boosting demand for body cameras made by Taser and Digital Ally.
U.S. regulators have revoked the license of Theranos' California blood-testing facility and banned founder Elizabeth Holmes from owning or operating a lab for two years.
Wall Street is bracing for the earnings recession to hit the one-year mark this earnings season, which kicks off next week when Alcoa and JPMorgan Chase reveal results.
Investors are nervous about a lot of things. Brexit. U.S. election. Sluggish global economy. But boring Johnson & Johnson appears to be a safe haven amidst all those worries. It's one of the hottest stocks out there. Here's why.
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