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Here's a look at a few vacation plays. 

Here is a look at stocks with celebrity chief executives.

The markets sold off a bit last week, but the action has been broadly sideways.

When choosing a stock to hop in on, it’s critical to watch its volatility.

Right now, the best way to play the markets is to hold tight.

The key to becoming a successful investor is honing your stock-picking strategy frequently.

UPS took a beating on Friday after the shipping company sliced its full-year outlook. However, the shares could be set for a significant rebound.

The markets located firmer ground this week, but downside risks abound. 

The markets closed out the second quarter with big swings in either direction. How will the third quarter get started?

Safeway is a good stock to snag whenever it droops.

After slumping 1% this week, the markets are likely to continue sliding, a technical analysis shows.

The past two weeks may hint at losses for Wall Street after what have been a stellar five months.

Gasparino: SAC Capital is considering winding down its operations and converting into a 'family shop' that manages founder Steve Cohen's multi-billion-dollar fortune.

The fact that the markets fell this week isn’t worrisome in itself. However, technical signs suggest Wall Street may have lost its upward momentum.

The market can’t continue on its upward trajectory forever. So when will it come down or rest?

When I look at a chart of the S&P, all I see is the average in a steady uptrend.

Investors are racing to throw more money into equities as the Dow passes the 15000 milestone. Dow 20000 anyone?

With the Internet sales tax potentially looming, this week's Chartman focuses on the question of whether it's better to invest in brick-and-mortar or online stores. 

The markets aren't quite there yet, but another weak week will likely put the bears in control on Wall Street after a long 2013 rally.

LinkedIn and Zynga both offer at least some level of service for free. Are they good stocks to own?