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The Dow was up as much as 259 points at the highs of the session Tuesday and closed up 157 points, marking its first two-day gain in two-and-a-half weeks.

We finally saw the bulls come out of hiding on Wall Street Monday! U.S. stocks rebounded from last week's painful selloff, but it wasn't a smooth ride!

The three main indexes posted their steepest one-day decline since September 28.

U.S. stocks snapped a three-day losing streak Thursday, with energy and health care stocks leading the rally.

A whiplash for the markets Wednesday as the Dow lost its 200-point gain and endured a 364-point swing before finally settling lower by 75 points.

A thinn day of data in the U.S., but plenty of moves in commodities to digest from metal prices that climb in the face of China producer prices, and wheat prices that defy all logic.

Stocks tried to fight it, but they were too weighed down by the drop in oil to eke out even a small a gain.

Stocks headed lower Monday as oil took the plunge, virtually collapsing in price.