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By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

By The Investing Edge:By Daniel Shvartsman

Microsoft MSFT and Apple AAPL both tumbled again Wednesday after the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic. The two tech giants helped send The Dow Jones Industrial Average down 5.9% on the day, which officially put it in a bear market—a decline of at l

Shares of iPhone maker Apple AAPL closed down 3.47% today after Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst Wamsi Mohan lowered his price target on shares to $320 from $350.

The Coronavirus is still dominating the global news and is beginning to impact day to day lives across the world. Italy has seemly shutdown the country in order to get a hold of the outbreak while here in the United States, conferences, concerts and other large gatherings are be

On Monday, I was buying the market with leverage because I was looking for a strong bounce at certain levels in the S&P 500 under 2800.

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Market volatility continues as the coronavirus spreads more quickly outside of China across the globe, including in the U.S. The Dow, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq have all plummeted toward bear market territory, down nearly 20% from their recent highs.