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Samsara Inc. shares rallied in the extended session Wednesday after the cloud-based operations platform reported a better-than-expected outlook and results in its first earnings as a public company.

The recent IPO has had a rough start as a public company.

If the Fed doesn't overshoot and a Ukrainian armistice holds, the stock market can make it quite a bit further than the 200-DMA on the NDX, which, for the time being, is a good target.

Most investors believe news drives the market. An honest market participant recognizes that the substance of the news does not support an indication for market direction.

The Federal Reserve continues to taper its purchase of securities. What will the Fed do if the stock market continues to drop due to the events going on? We try to answer this.

This pullback could remain a "correction" or turn into a full-fledged bear market. Click here to read the latest edition of the Week on Wall Street.

Following the headlines regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, our thought leaders have come together to outline potential macro impacts tied to these recent events.

Russian markets are crashing for a good reason, but global stocks and U.S. equities could feel more pain. Click here to learn more about this situation.

War creates market volatility, and this can be very stressful for investors. You may feel the urge to sell everything. Don't!

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The Arena Group, a media holding company operating Sports Illustrated, TheStreet, and other brands, raised $30 million at a $172 million market cap. Nine SPACs went public this past week.

We highlight ETFs that are well-positioned to be big winners in 2022.

A healthy IPO market has provided a timely windfall for many non-investment grade issuers looking to deleverage after a challenging 2020.

SKYT Stock Sell-Off Presents Aggressive Opportunity Newly issued stocks have taken a beating this year. The Renaissance IPO ETF (NYSEARCA:IPO) has fallen by 16% over the past three months, while t

HashiCorp Inc. started its public life with a 1.5% gain Thursday, on an otherwise downbeat day for Wall Street, after the San Francisco-based cloud adoption software company''s initial public offering priced well above its expected range. The IPO priced late Wednesday at $80 a share, above previous projections of a pricing between $68 and $72 a share, as the company raised $1.22 billion. The Class A shares'' first trade on the Nasdaq was at $81.16 at 12:00 p.m. Eastern for 2.6 million shares. With a total of about 178.9 million shares (178,895,570) outstanding after the IPO, the first trade price valued the company at about $14.52 billion. The company''s upbeat debut comes on a relatively rough day for recently IPO''d stocks, as the Renaissance IPO ETF dropped 2.6% in midday trading while the S&P 500 slipped 0.3%. Market Pulse Stories are Rapid-fire, short news bursts on stocks and markets as they move. Visit MarketWatch.com for more information on this news.