Cigna Corporation (CI)

Pay attention when a stock does not decline on what is perceived as bearish news.

Imagine if the SEC did not prohibit underwriters from lending out shares to short-sellers for 30 days after an IPO?

Let's look at the many positive story lines out there -- which having nothing to do with the Fed -- and what they mean for investors.

The market came within whiskers of a technical breakdown on Thursday, yet few people seem to know or care.

Traders could go long CI at current levels, and we have two price objectives.

There is a point where if longer-dated yields move high enough, defensive-minded investors will be drawn from equities to debt securities.

Let's see if UNH and CI are what the doctor ordered.

The most important market takeaway right now is that both the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 have filled their respective gaps and retaken their 50-day simple moving averages.

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What does it all mean?

The Fed has done a lot, and is willing to do even more, but for now, is watching Congress. The fiscal side is where the next shoe falls.

It also might give investors high blood pressure.

Market leadership may be lacking on Thursday despite rising trading volumes, plus an update on Apple, Microsoft, Mastercard, Amazon and Gilead.

The big insurer's technical indicators aren't conclusive as to the direction its shares will take in the coming weeks.

This move by Beijing comes on top of massive injections of liquidity into that nation's financial system earlier this week.

The nation enters an electoral season. The drug companies for the most part, have no friends on either side of the aisle.

I do think that this Fed Chair has learned to be cautious, in reflection of the policy errors made in late 2018.

When you're the most bummed out about how much you've lost, so is everybody else, and that's when they're willing to part with even the best stocks at really low prices.

With a discounted share price and health coverage proposals among politicians, there are multiple ways to play Cigna.

The impact of Elizabeth Warren is pretty much everywhere Thursday.

The Fed chairman's news conference threw markets for a loop with hawkish words that did not support the Fed's dovish actions.

A Japanese drink-maker, as well as Cigna and Yum! Brands' Pizza Hut, have been swept into the 'product politics' battle between pro-democracy demonstrators and pro-Mainland authorities.

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The health services and insurance company appears ready to rally to the low $180-area.

For the major indices, Wednesday offered up a dangerous bearish reversal.

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The free press that the progressive push for Medicare got on Tuesday morning is hurting the healthcare sector.