Is this the longest bull market in history or isn't it?
The proposal to move to biannual earnings reporting may bring unintended consequences, according to investors.
The publisher of the Gartman Letter said a 20 percent rally is "technically possible."
The U.S. is scheduled to slap tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese goods on Friday.
The worst equity selloff since early April ticked a lot of boxes for technical analysts.
A basket of 50 heavily shorted companies has jumped 16 percent since May 1.
Trump’s Syrian bombing threats boosted oil, which in turn helped Russia-centric ETFs due to their heavy oil tilt.
They point to the cornerstone of the nine-year bull market as the reason for confidence: rising corporate earnings.
The rebound in the S&P 500 looks like “wave B” in an A-B-C correction that’s still taking place, says one analyst.
Over major 70 companies have announced wage, hiring, spending plans since the tax overhaul was approved.