The major indexes continued to drift lower this week despite good economic news.

Between it being a short trading week, hyphenated by New Year's Day, and it being the very start of a new year, there isn’t much market or economic data to report on.

The markets went on a wild ride this week, giving back a little bit more as December appears to be somewhat of a reversal of November.

The markets gave a little back this week as investors begin to slow down and the year winds to an end.

With less than a week until Thanksgiving, I hope you are beginning to get into the holiday spirit.

This week, the U.S. stock market navigated through a landscape marked by both political and economic shifts.

Despite getting an extra hour of sleep with the end of daylight savings time, I’m guessing no one was prepared for the tumultuous week we just had.

It was a busy week as five of the most valuable U.S. companies.

The Nasdaq hit an intraday high Friday powered by gains in large-cap technology stocks.

The markets drifted higher this week as the start of earnings announcement season kicked off.