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Jim Cramer believes that a consistent flow of trade agreements is crucial to bolstering market confidence and allaying fears of both recession and a surge in inflation. What Happened: In a recent post on X, Cramer asserted that a “steady drip of trade deals” might be the key ingredient...

According to the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII), the bearish sentiment for the week stood at 52.2%, surpassing the bullish and neutral sentiments of the investors surveyed despite a drop in pessimism from the previous week. What Happened: In the latest installment of the AAII...

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) prices surged by 19% in the past week, driven by factors including the potential launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs, the listing of BlackRock's IBTC on the DTCC eligibility list, and overall optimism in the crypto sector. How Sam Bankman-Fried Trial Could Affect Crypto: Sam...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average index has surged about 20% since Oct. 13 after printing a double bottom pattern near the $28,700 mark and forming a V-shaped reversal. Although the S&P 500 has rebounded 15% since that same date, it hasn’t been able to prove the recent bear...

Microvision, Inc. (NASDAQ: MVIS) rebounded over 13% by Tuesday afternoon following a five-day sell-off where the stock fell from its April 27 all-time high of $28 to $12.80 Tuesday morning. Some traders would call Microvision “crowded” because of the recent hype of retail traders in the...

Animals are used to refer to trends both on Wall Street and Main Street. A bull market is one that is rising and is expected to rise in the future. On the contrary, a bear market is characterized by falling stock prices. Meanwhile, on the economic front, a hawk is a policymaker, who favors...

Going into Tuesday night, analysts had little doubt Michael Weatherly's new CBS Corporation (NYSE: CBS) procedural "Bull" would be a hit, the question was more how NBC's (Comcast Corporation NASDAQ: CMCSA)) ensemble "This Is Us" would fare. In the end, the result was the same for both —...

Traditionally, the most stable network of the all major broadcasters is CBS Corporation (NYSE: CBS), but when its executive team changes gears, they go full tilt. On Wednesday, CBS revealed its new fall schedule, which will feature six new series. The biggest change, however, is CBS is going back...