Here are 4 tips for today's trading. This will help you decide where you should invest and what to look for:
1) Twitter Trouble
Shares in Twitter (TWTR, Tech30) are taking a nose-dive -- down by about 11% premarket -- after the company forecast its revenue in the final quarter of the year could come in below market expectations. Meanwhile, results from the latest quarter were in-line with expectations, and Twitter's user base continues to expand, but at a modest pace.
2) More Earnings
Investors will have plenty of quarterly reports to digest Tuesday morning from companies.
Facebook (FB, Tech30), Electronic Arts (EA, Tech30) and Marriott (MAR) are among the firms reporting after the close.
3) Market Moves
US stock futures are lively as investors wait for the latest Federal Reserve meeting to get underway Tuesday.
On Wednesday, the Fed is widely expected to announce the conclusion of its massive stimulus program. Known as quantitative easing, the program is credited for driving investors back into stocks in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
Investors still feel very fearful, but fear levels aren't quite as extreme as they were earlier in October when markets were highly volatile.
US stocks closed mixed Monday.
4) International Markets Overview
European markets are all rising in early trading. The Dax in Germany has been a stand-out performer after posting a 1.3% jump.
However, shares in two major UK banks are extremely weak. Standard Chartered (SCBFF) shares are falling by about 8% after the bank posted earnings that disappointed investors. Lloyds Banking Group (LYG) stock was off by about 2.5% after confirming that it was cutting 9,000 jobs.
Asian stock markets ended with mixed results. The main indexes in China both jumped by about 2%, but markets in India were weak.
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