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Whether the market goes up or down from here, it's time for an honest assessment about what you can do to minimize your regrets.

Thursday's crash wasn't beyond belief because both epidemics and crashes happen more than we appreciate.

Oracle reported earnings that beat estimates during another market selloff on Thursday.

The S&P 500 bull market died on Thursday after an 11-year run that returned 400% and tripled earnings. It was the longest run in history and preceded in a day by its brother, The Dow.

Municipal-bond prices plunged to record lows as investors worry that the coronavirus will drag down even stable investments.

Treasury prices extended their declines Thursday while U.S. stock indexes suffered their worst losses since 1987--an unusual dual downturn that could signal the Wall Street rout is entering a painful new phase.

"We're going to continue to have the volatility."

"Bear markets are unnerving, but history shows stocks eventually recover."

This late-session surge was great to see, especially with Financials getting so much of a boost. It's very hard for the market to stage a rally without participation from that sector. There's still a lot of questions and...

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In the stark reality of the coronavirus epidemic, investors find themselves facing a problem the Fed can't solve for them.

A look into generational similarities and differences in investor psychology

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Both the mayor and governor's offices are facing increasing pressure to curb the spread of coronavirus.

The Dow Jones has declined by about 28% between February 11 and March 12, 2020, driven by the Coronavirus pandemic and turmoil in the crude oil markets. While it's difficult to say where this crisis could be headed, Tref...

Investors have been dumping mortgage bonds at a rapid clip, as interest rates plunge on concerns about the coronavirus pandemic and spur a flurry of refinancings that is creating bottlenecks through the mortgage system.

Early stage funding in the time of Coronavirus will persist.

In addition to unclogging the plumbing of the nation's financial system, the U.S. Federal Reserve struck a blow against a persistent malady--fear of Friday the 13th.

To stabilize markets, which have swung wildly in recent days, some countries have started to curb short selling, where traders bet a stock will fall.

The U.S. hotel industry absorbed a direct blow during the first week of March with revenue per available room falling 11.6%, data show, amid canceled group events and sharp declines in corporate travel.

The purchases are intended to address highly unusual disruptions in the market for Treasury securities associated with the coronavirus outbreak, the New York Fed said.

A day after remarks by European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde helped send global markets reeling, the central bank scrambled to reassure investors that it would support countries such as Italy if their debt ca...