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Recent softness in emerging markets could signal an opportunity to pick up high-quality stocks on the cheap. more...

Volatility has investors hunting for strong stocks. Wayne Wilbanks, Wilbanks, Smith and Thomas Asset Management, has a look at a few stocks that will benefit from a strong dollar. more...

A look at today's market movers, with CNBC's Seema Mody, Rick Santelli and Sharon Epperson. more...

Japan's Nikkei 225 index fell to a two and half year low on Tuesday as foreign investors sold blue-chip stocks exposed to growth in Europe and the U.S. One strategist said things are likely to get worse for Japan's major exporters, and instead he recommends investors buy companies that depend on...

European shares fell sharply on Monday amid renewed fears over the euro zone debt crisis and a warning from Deutsche Bank’s CEO on the outlook for banks. more...

The economics team at HSBC are predicting the US and European economies will spend the next few years in a permafrost, or sub-par growth. more...

Nothing tells the story of August like the data. The DJIA is off by 4.7 percent month to date but the losses elsewhere show just what a difficult month it has been. more...

Nobel Laureate Paul Samuelson is famous for saying the stock market predicted nine of the last five recessions. This joke by the first American to win the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences is not lost on economists, as they repeatedly downgrade U.S. growth forecasts in response to the...

Like a cyclone, speculation that Europe's banks are beginning to suffer from exposure to the sovereign debt crisis ripped across global markets, taking bank shares and other stocks lower. more...

Negative news and potential dangers do not determine what investors ought to pay for an investment. Discussing where to find the best value in this market, with Wallace Weitz, Wallace R. Weitz & Company. more...

Ben Lyons, Investment Analyst at ATI Asset Management likes banks and selected resources stocks. more...

Spot gold rose to a fresh record high of $1,813.79 an ounce in volatile trade early on Thursday as investors fled for safe haven assets on worries that Wall Street's overnight plunge would also send Asian markets deep into negative territory.* more...

CNBC's Louisa Bojesen takes a look at the financial sell-off; with Christopher Whalen, Institutional Risk Analytics; Josh Rosner, Graham Fisher & Co., and Todd Gordon, Aspen Trading Group. more...

The Fast Money traders weigh in on the market's selloff and retail stocks, and Dennis Gartman, The Gartman Letter explains the big reversal in gold and how to play it. more...

As the U.S.' Aug. 2 deadline looms to reach a deal to raise the debt ceiling, three analysts told CNBC Friday there are still buying opportunities if the market dips on worries over the shaky debt talks. more...

In the very unlikely event that the United States defaults on its debt obligations, the country's economy would contract by 5 percent and stocks would fall by nearly a third, according to Credit Suisse. more...

The Fast Money traders weigh in on whether investors should be buying European stocks, and a trade on gold. more...

Worldwide stocks could lose 35 percent of their value if the euro zone sovereign debt crisis worsens, according to research from Deutsche Bank. more...

The Institute for Supply Management's non-manufacturing survey is the data to watch Wednesday, but the post-holiday stock market doldrums could prevail if the report on the services sector is as expected. more...

As Greece stands on the cusp of another bailout, one analyst says the fix is likely to be only temporary and he expects other Euro-zone countries to also require new rounds of funding. He believes the region's economic uncertainty will further weaken the Euro *and boost gold prices. more...