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The markets are climbing to new highs, and another milestone for the Dow Jones industrial average may not be far away. » Read More
By: Amanda Diaz
Since May, Apple has rallied nearly 50 percent and gained more than $200 billion in market cap. But that's only part of the story. » Read More |
By: Annie Pei
The charts are flashing a bullish signal for Canadian stocks, says technician Ari Wald. » Read More |
By: Annie Pei
One trader believes the gold rally is about to reverse, and it's time to short the yellow metal. » Read More |
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Paul Ciana of Bank of America Merrill Lynch spots a telling pattern on the chart of the 5-year Treasury yield.
After the Trump-Abe meetings, investors may want to explore Japanese stocks.
Different market sectors are marching to their own tune to an extent that they haven't since the financial crisis. Here's why that matters.
As goes Apple, so goes the Nasdaq 100. But can the tech giant keep driving the charge?
A popular retail ETF is on pace for its best week since early December, and some strategists say retail stocks could see more upside.
A portfolio of so-called Trump trades has given back nearly a third of its gains since the election.
Crude oil has slumped more than 2 percent this year and could see more pain ahead.
Despite predictions a Trump presidency would beget big moves, this has been the least volatile period for stocks ever.
Athleisure stocks are quite weak at current levels and face difficulty regaining their footing, two traders say.
One trader sees a warning sign brewing for stocks, and he's got a way to play a fade in the rally.
Apple shares are now at their highest level in nearly two years. But according to one top technical analyst, its run isn’t done yet.
After a great 2016 for commodities, fresh money has been flowing into the space. Does that portend a great 2017 or could it signal a top?
Market valuation can be measured in many ways, but one model yields a troubling conclusion.
Gold is on a tear so far this year, and one portfolio manager has a way to play it.
If bond yields and gold rise in tandem, the market may turn the opposite way; at least, that's what historic parallels suggest.
Bank stocks ended the week on a high note, and could see further upside.
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About Trading Nation
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Trading Nation will offer enthusiast traders insights from a group of "Trader Coaches," a collection of expert CNBC Contributors who are well-versed in the daily challenges of trading. Each "Trader Coach" will have a different area of expertise, and will share their unique perspective on the markets, allowing new insights to emerge from this collaboration. Trading Nation is not simply about finding that next trade; it's a forum where enthusiast traders can hear and compare investing ideas in order to build confidence in their trading decisions.
On-Air Video
Katie Stockton, chief technical strategist at BTIG, breaks down the charts on the S&P; 500.
Erin Gibbs, S&P; Capital IQ, and Ari Wald, Oppenheimer, look at opportunities in Canadian stocks.
Discussing how to play international spaces like Japan, with Matt Maley of Miller Tabak and David Riedel of Riedel Research.
