Stocks are set to decline for the fifth straight day today as Congress fails to strike a budget deal. In a replay of summer 2011, fears of another government shutdown are high. Yesterday, as Senators prepared a stopgap measure
The S&P 500 (INDEXSP .INX) fell for the second day in a row after Wednesday’s all time highs on the back of the Fed’s announcement that it would not be tapering its QE program. While there were no economic
“We experienced a pretty steady decline today that was relatively broad based,” said Schaeffer’s Senior Equity Analyst Joe Bell, CMT. “One key piece of news was out of Washington, where the House of Representatives passed a resolution to fund