CAN SLIM investors caught the signal last week that the market correction is over.

So the Nasdaq has flashed a follow-through day, confirming the stock market’s rally attempt. Now what?

A marketwide decline Wednesday in heavy volume sent indexes to their first distribution day since last week’s follow-through. The Nasdaq sank 0.8%…

The NYSE composite and the S&P 500 shed 0.8% on Wednesday. Volume picked up, marking the first distribution day since last week’s…

The stock market endured the first notable decline of its new rally Wednesday as concerns over inflation and Iran flared up.

Our survey of news from across the Web reveals that the average amount paid to a seller’s or buyer’s agent has fallen below 2.5%, and big homes may become harder to sell. Also, rising land costs are hurting one charitable organization, investors are troubled in Houston, and Louisville’s housing market is looking up.

U.S. housing prices continued to fall in January with price tags in 10 major cities now down 0.7% year-over-year, according to a new report. The declines are a good indicator of the 'dire state of the U.S. residential real-estate market,' one economist says. The hardest hit: Detroit and Boston.

The superized home office is gaining traction with families who want to eke out more quality time together by avoiding the isolation of McMansions. The results, however, have been mixed.

For the first time in the nation's history a significant number of Americans are being threatened with the loss of their home even though they still have a steady, good-paying job.

The Nasdaq finished higher after spending most of Monday in the trough. Weak February new-home sales and another jump in oil prices, to near $63 a…