Tomi Kilgore

The Dow Jones Transportation Average looks like an oasis in today's market, as it's rising 1.1% in recent trading while the Dow industrials, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite are all down. The DJTA is viewed as an economic indicator, since a growing economy means goods are being moved around, so it's not

The selloff in the tech sector that has heightened investor anxiety over the past week graduated to a new phase on Wednesday: The pullback is over, and it’s now officially a correction.

The Dow's rally has topped the 1,000-point mark, after President Trump said a deal with Iran would be signed "pretty quickly." The S&P 500's was now up about 2% and the Nasdaq Composite was surging 2.7%, the biggest gain since April 8.Crude oil futures also fell further after Trump spoke, as did

The Dow's gains keep building, and now top 900 points, or 1.8%, as 24 of 30 components see gains. If the rally holds, it would be the biggest point gain since the Dow shot up 1,325.46 points, or 2.9%, on April 8.The stocks giving the Dow the biggest point boosts are those of Caterpillar, Goldman

Thanks President Trump, as his latest social-media post helped push the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite back into positive territory for the week. Both indexes were up 0.1% this week in recent trading. At the day's intraday lows, the S&P 500 was down 1.7% this week and the Nasdaq was down 2.3%.M

Roku’s stock is rallying to a four-year high after agreeing to be bought by Fox in a deal valued at $22 billion.

Robinhood’s stock, already riding a four-session winning streak, looked to continue its climb.

The fed funds futures market sees almost no chance of a rate move -- 99.6% odds of no change. With that kind of certainty, no wonder stocks are rising ahead of the Fed's decision. But the likelihood of a rate hike increases after each subsequent meeting, from 9% after the July meeting, to 40.6% aft

The odds or a rate increase have jumped, and now suggest a hike is likely than not a couple months earlier than before the Fed's statement. It's no wonder the stock market flipped to red from green. Based on the trading of fed fund futures, there is now a 61.6% chance of a rate hike after the Octob

The SOXX’s RSI indicator has fallen further below the overbought threshold despite prices making record highs. History suggests that’s a bad sign.