However, the Dow finished well off its session high
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| Stocks Rise on China Trade Negotiations | | By Josh Selway | | Wall Street was mostly focused on President Donald Trump's Twitter account today, and the Dow muscled higher as a result -- though the index settled well off its session high. President Trump on Sunday evening tweeted about the progress in U.S.-China trade talks and extended his March 1 tariff deadline. The president also tweeted about his dismay for oil prices that are "too high," which sent crude futures lower. Traders also considered headlines on the M&A front, while corporate earnings could be back in focus tomorrow, with names like Home Depot and Macy's set to report. Continue reading for more on today's market, including: - The 25 best stocks for March, historically.
- How the options crowd is speculating on Home Depot earnings.
- Bearish analyst call sent one marijuana stock tumbling today.
- Plus, a closer look at Macy's earnings; a huge win for option bears; and a healthcare stock with 50% upside.
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