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U.S. stocks declined for the second straight day after investors and traders digested disappointing earnings from retailers and economic reports were disappointing. The Dow suffered a triple-digit point loss and declined one percent after the retailer giant Wal-Mart failed to "wow" investors....

U.S. stocks rose to start off the holiday-filled shortened trading week on a positive note as investors found plenty of reason to be optimistic on retail sales which jumped the most since 2012. Investors were also encouraged by Citigroup's better than expected earnings which eased investor...

Here's a look at the top tickers trending on StockTwits.com. Plug Power: So now what? Yesterday's 40.8 percent collapse in Plug Power (NASDAQ: PLUG) shares the Stock Twits community are debating how to proceed from here. Yesterday's 40.8 percent collapse in shares of Plug Power (NASDAQ: PLUG)...

Shares of the following exchange traded funds are trading more than 15 percent higher than 90 days ago, and they are within 10 percent of their 52-week highs. This set of ETFs provides a peek at areas of investor interest early in the fourth quarter, with the uncertainty over the Federal...

Shares of the following exchange traded funds are trading more than 19 percent higher than 90 days ago, and they are within 10 percent of their 52-week highs. This set of ETFs provides a peek at areas of investor interest late in the third quarter, with the uncertainty over the Federal Reserve'...

Shares of the following exchange traded funds are trading more than 20 percent higher than 90 days ago, and they are within 10 percent of their 52-week highs. This set of ETFs provides a peek at areas investors have focused on in the third quarter, even as interest rates crept up, during the...

Greece... recent memory brings only thoughts of severe depression, massive fiscal fraud and spiraling debt loads. Throw in an IMF bailout that nearly failed (twice) and a political system keen on electing neo-Nazis and the equation does not necessarily lead to a rosy economic outcome. Forget...

As Greece continues to slip further into depression, complete with massive unemployment, a credit crunch, and loss of economic confidence, it seems as though the ECB has started to implement a backdoor bailout of the European nation. Greece has a $3.7 billion maturing bond on August 20, so if...