Jim Cramer: China, BRIC's Last Solid Brick, Erodes, and So Do Many Multiples
Steadily, the once-revered markets of Brazil, Russia, India and China have become hazardous places to do business.
Hong Kong's Stocks and China's Yuan Weaken, for Very Different Reasons
A general strike on Monday in Hong Kong finally has hit its stock market, while the yuan has fallen past 7.0 to the U.S. dollar thanks to trade woes.
Royal Caribbean Stock: All Aboard or Disembark?
When the CEO and the charts point in different directions I lean one way.
Tesla Gaps Sharply Lower, Bringing Chart Support Into Play
If the electric carmaker's chart support is broken its shares could retrace more of Tesla's summer rally.
No Way Harley's an Engine for Growth
Sales declines throw a wrench into news of motorcycle maker's earnings beat.
J.B. Hunt Could Rally Sharply but I'm Waiting for a Pullback to Go Long
Let's review the charts and indicators to round out the analysis.
Railroaded Transports, Musk's AI Musings and Microsoft at Hand: Market Recon
And just why do we have a federal debt ceiling, anyway? An argument for doing away with it.
These Rail Cos. Are on Track for Precision Systems
We examine how well each major player is trimming fat and improving efficiency on its business amid a potential slowdown.
CSX Heading Down? I'll Let This Train Pass Me by
With earnings that lack much optimism, CSX not a good bet for buying on weakness now.
CSX Chief Just Put His 'Foote' in Mouth
While some of CSX's earnings numbers went off rails, the company posted an all-time best operating ratio, so CEO comments on call pretty 'puzzling.'