A measure known as estimate dispersion has soared to near record levels.
Almost 50 U.S. firms have suspended existing authorizations in the past two weeks.
It’s a development that speaks to the tenuousness of market conventions in times of extreme volatility.
The Dow is getting an outsize boost from companies previously pressured by the coronavirus, particularly Boeing.
Investors are still waiting for robust fiscal stimulus, some analysts said.
Among 14 recessions over the span, only three weren’t accompanied by a bear market.
Traders are steeling themselves for further losses amid an incredibly volatile run.
The markets pulled back on news that a deadly respiratory illness that originated in China had migrated to the U.S.
The decline of the Dow Theory as an indicator may be due to manufacturing's smaller economic role.
Geopolitical risks are now testing the optimism of stock bulls.