"Bulls have pinned their hopes and dreams on extreme monetary policy easing. Economic data suggests it's not working."   Anthony...your wrong.  The economy here in the USA and abroad are built on lies and deception along with a large dose of intervention and manipulation by those who control the flow of money in our ...more

This artificially inflated and hyped up market is insulated from even negative earnings reports and other bad economic news.  It no longer matters when the market is doing when it is being controlled and manipulated.  When it seems a company will miss their forecasts the analysts just lower the forecasts to give the il...more

Just another typical MSN bullsh*t article from "Cheerleader Charley".  Every headline he writes has to put a positive spin on negative news.  When the market is down 100 points he describes it as a "slip" or says "slightly down" but if it is up even 10 points he describes the market as "surging", "soaring" etc.     M...more

Wasn't it Jim Juback who said zapper was going to $1000 after it had reached $700.  Just another "financial expert" who is clueless.

Don't worry those in control of the market have already begun " damage control" to prevent a big sell off today and minimize any losses.  Wall Street is a rigged casino and legalized ponzI scheme supported and controlled by our government.

"Cheerleader Charley" with another spin report.

Charley, I always knew you were a hack writer but your headline just illustrates your ignorance and insensitivity to a tragic situation.  You should be fired immediately.  I am fed up with MSN and their constant excuses for a declining economy but today's headline is incomprehensible given the circumstances and those i...more

JCP is going nowhere but down so how any analysis can rate them a "buy" tells me he/she is clueless about the retail sector and what is driving consumers to shop.  maybe the analyst is getting some free Stafford suits in exchange for a recommended upgrade!

I don't trust China regarding their data or anything else.