The Traderszone Network

Will Amazon’s foray into professional home services be yet another drain on its balance sheet?

The pain may finally be coming to an end for these names, says “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer.

The market suffered another session of intense institutional selling Wednesday. Or did it? The Nasdaq composite and the S&P 500 both fell 0.4%. Volume climbed on both exchanges, albeit minimally. A decline of at least 0.2% in higher volume is known as distribution, where fund managers in the market are “distributing” shares to the general investing public.

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Solid results on the books don’t count for much when you follow up with soft guidance for the next quarter. That’s life for Micron and its investors today.

Amid grim projections for first quarter GDP growth, “Fast Money” traders discussed how to play consumer-driven companies.

The first quarter was hot across the Eurozone. The euro has gotten purposefully crushed by the ECB’s currency war. QE, first promised then implemented, became all the rage. And stocks surged: the Stoxx Europe 600 was up 16%; Italy’s FTSE MIB index up 22%; and Germany’s DAX also up 22%, the sharpest quarterly gain since Q2 2003. Since January 2012, in a little over three years, the DAX has nearly doubled. Only Greece couldn’t get it together.

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The runaway U.S. dollar puts many emerging markets in a precarious position, here’s why.