Connor Smith

The Dow Jones Industrial Average’s bank earnings boost didn’t last long.

Earnings season is here, and the major indexes are getting pulled in different directions.

T’was the night before earnings season, when all through the market, not a bond trader was stirring (because it’s Columbus Day.) Stocks, on the other hand, were mixed in the face of some AI stock worries.

Traders were shedding risk and buying value stocks ahead of a major stretch of earnings reports and inflation data in the days and weeks ahead.

Artificial intelligence stocks were a standout on Monday, but not in a good way.

Chip stocks are taking a beating as of late, and a blowout earnings season may not be enough to boost them.

The stock market is open for business on Monday, but it’s missing one of its biggest drivers of late.

SpaceX rises after the company places its bets on potentially becoming a major mobile carrier in the U.S.

Indexes snapped October winning streaks on Wednesday but stayed close to all-time highs.

Caterpillar and Deere trade lower. The Federal Trade Commission launches a probe into competition and business practices within the agricultural equipment and technology industries.

The Nasdaq Composite weathered a rebound in bond yields to finish higher for a third week in a row.

So much for that bond market rally.

A risk-on rally in the wake of lower bond yields pushed the Nasdaq Composite to fresh highs.

A weak jobs report was just what the market needed.

The September jobs report added even more fuel to bets that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates steady in October.

Stocks popped and bond yields dropped after the latest employment report showed signs of weakness.

The stock market kicked off the fourth quarter by snapping its three-day losing streak.

Don’t look now, but the stock market is perking up again.

Bonds rallied off their lows from earlier in the morning, but the stock market hasn’t followed suit.

The stock market’s solid start to October didn’t last long.