Although most stocks made forward progress in January, a few of them bucked the bigger trend for understandable reasons.

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The NASDAQ-100 is widely followed as a measure mainly of the big tech and social media stocks that make up the index.

Apple drops 3% as China weighs App Store probe, while Google sinks 9% on weak earnings. Nvidia edges higher, but risks loom.

Nasdaq 100 drops as Alphabet and AMD tumble after earnings. Apple faces China scrutiny, adding pressure to US stocks. Will ...

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January was filled with twist and turns for Wall Street. Investors had to digest the ordinary flow of news, including a jobs ...

It's often the case that U.S. traders treat an overnight sell-off in stock-index futures as an opportunity rather than a warning. So the next few hours, as the East coast wakes, up will be instructive ...

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Low-cost passive index investing (in the S&P 500 or Nasdaq 100) has been key to impressive results in recent years. However, with much of the outsized gains coming from just a handful of names (at the ...

Arm Holdings beat views, but tumbled late. That's after ARM stock, Nvidia and other AI chips rebounded Wednesday.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 is the best performer but more risk-averse investors may prefer the more broadly diversified S&P 500.