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Market Extra: Dow sees first bearish ‘death cross’ since March 2022. Here is what typically happens next.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average notched its first "death cross" since March 2022 on Monday in what some have described as the latest ominous development for stocks as the market looks to extend its November rebound rally.

The Tell: Battered small-cap stocks look like a buy, BofA Global says

Small-cap stocks are at their cheapest level in 14 months, and remain much cheaper than their large-cap peers, according to Bank of America. 

: Retail ‘shrink’ is about much more than theft, analysts say

There are multiple pieces that make up the puzzle of retail shrinkage, analysts say.

: Plug Power’s stock extends losses as investors seek ‘clarity’ about going-concern warning

Shares of Plug Power Inc. wavered between gains and losses on Monday, risking taking a losing streak to a sixth straight day after the fuel-cell company spooked investors with a going-concern warning, a missed quarter and other ills.

FA Center: Stock traders take note: There’s hope for market timing, after all

It’s possible to beat the market by sidestepping the S&P 500's best and worst days.

: On the menu this Thanksgiving: the busiest air travel weekend in 18 years

Staying home for Turkey Day? That might be something to be thankful for this year. About 55.4 million Americans plan to travel over Thanksgiving, according to AAA.

Outside the Box: PCs and cars are the future for this giant but little-known chip-designer

Growth opportunities for Arm Holdings look strong despite stiff headwinds.

In One Chart: Don’t rule out a Bill Clinton-style 1990s boom for the economy, UBS says

Predicting a Roaring '20s boom for the economy is so 2021.

The Tell: ‘Pretty hairy right now’: Billionaire investor Ron Baron breaks down his X investment

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: Investors seeking triple-A rated U.S. corporate debt only have these two choices — for now

If Moody's downgrades the U.S. rating, it may not bode well for the two remaining triple-A corporate credits.

Economic Report: U.S. budget deficit narrows in October as deferred California payments roll in

Higher borrowing costs have sparked concern on Wall Street.

: ‘It’s been really scary’: Americans are racking up record credit-card debt. Should we be worried?

As the American economy chugs ahead, will a growing credit-card debt burden threaten its faster-than-expected growth?
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