Wednesday, 17 May 2017

No one should be freaking out about the stock market slide, analysts say

Most analysts who look at stocks just by the numbers don't see a major sell-off ahead.


TOP NEWS

Dow sheds 368 points; stocks close lower and wipe out monthly gains on Trump fears

No one should be too worried about the stock market slide, analysts say

Amazon is hiring people to break into the multibillion-dollar pharmacy market


Fear returns to Wall Street: Bonds should benefit, but better avoid banks

This sell-off will only turn into a correction if Trump's scandals are death knell for tax reform

Jack Welch: Impeachment of Trump would 'blow the market away'

Target shows progress, but turnaround still has a way to go

Amazon is the most disruption-proof big tech company, venture capitalist Fred Wilson says

Trump impeachment gaining steam in online betting sites

Elon Musk is rushing to beat NASA to Mars, perhaps during Trump presidency

CNBC Pro

Wall Street upgrades oil and gas stock ConocoPhillips on rising dividends

Here are the stocks the top-performing hedge funds are buying

TOP VIDEO

Lyft overtakes uber on CNBC 2017 Disruptor 50 list
Live from Lyft headquarters, Julia Boorstin talks with Taggart Matthiesen, Lyft Director of Product. Lyft is #2 in CNBC's Disruptor 50's list.

SPECIAL REPORTS

A correction is long overdue, and one high-flying group could get hit hard, tech guru Dan Niles says

Dan Niles: Investors need to be prepared for a 10% to 20% correction

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