Did the stock market keep one of its old habits yet again — sell on the rumor, buy on the news?Judging by the recent few weeks of action, amid new clues that the sellers are getting tired, Investor's Business Daily readers might want to carefully assess the price-and-volume movement over the next few days now that America's so-called "Liberation Day" — coming through salvos of heavy tariffs on all its trading partners — has finally arrived.

Viewers of CNBC’s broadcast of the president’s so-called “Liberation Day” speech could see this process unfolding live: the network showed the real-time after-hours stock prices for Apple (-4.5 percent), Nvidia (-3 percent), Nike (-5.7 percent), and many others on screen as Trump spoke, all of them dropping.

What President Donald Trump has billed as “liberation day” is here, but investors may need to wait until after the stock market’s close to learn the details of his latest plan for tariffs.

This conclusion is supported by our analysis comparing Google's present valuation with its operating performance in recent years, alongside its current and

Shares of leading designer of graphics chips Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) fell 5.2% in the morning session after anxiety and uncertainty rattled markets as the major stock indices pulled back in the morning session amid concerns about "reciprocal tariffs" to be announced later in the week.

Considering how much uncertainty there is surrounding President Trump's Liberation Day, the prospect of putting your money to work in stocks may not sound palatable. But if you have a long-term mindset, stock market corrections of any kind have historically been an opportune time to put your capital to work.

HONG KONG (AP) — Asian shares were mostly lower on Monday after gains in technology stocks snapped Wall Street’s four-week losing streak.

BANGKOK (AP) — Shares were mixed in Asia on Tuesday, with Chinese markets retreating, following a broad rally on Wall Street fueled by hopes the Trump administration may take a more targeted approach as it tees up a new round of tariffs on imported goods next week.