Paul Shread

With three of the tech sector's biggest names posting better than expected quarterly results, you'd think the stock market would have finally gotten a bit

A nice attempt at a double bottom by the major indexes, and we like that the higher lows on the major indexes coincided with a higher high on the VIX (the

The stock market staged a dramatic turnaround on Thursday, with the Dow turning a 380-point loss into a 400-point gain by the close. Judging from

eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) capped the worst day for stocks since the 1987 stock market crash by confirming what investors already feared: that consumer spending

About the only good news out of all this volatility is that the list of similar historic occurrences is a short one. The bad news is that there's no clear

Investors looking to Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) for clarity on the state of IT spending had to be disappointed with the company's earnings report released late

The market found support today in the range we were looking for. Now where do we go from here? It's anyone's guess, but we have one reading that kicked in

The Dow ended its worst week ever with its first-ever 1,000-point daily swing. The Dow plunged 700 points at the open on Friday, rebounded twice to post a

Storage vendors haven't been able to completely escape the perfect financial storm threatening the global economy, according to a pair of surveys by

IBM's (NYSE: IBM) better than expected results were good for an early rally on Thursday, but stocks fell off a cliff in the final two hours of trading,

A dramatic coordinated interest rate cut by global central banks failed to halt the stocks market's six-day slide on Wednesday, but at least the losses

AMD (NYSE: AMD) investors were about the ones smiling on Tuesday after stocks were bludgeoned for the fifth straight day on fears of a global credit