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Clorox Investors Could Clean Up (source: Smart Money)

HOUSEWORK KNOWS NO RECESSION. THAT'S BAD news for practitioners, but good news for Clorox , whose shares left competitors in the dust last year. The company's stock fell about 6%, to 55, though dividend payments cut the loss to a mere 2%. That compares wit... (source: Smart Money) - RSS and News widget on Feedzilla.com

Investors hunt defensive stocks as rally stalls (AP)

Investors were hard-pressed Tuesday to find a reason to extend Wall Street's two-month rally. Stocks fluctuated in a narrow range after sliding on Monday. Investors shifted into defensive corners of the market, driving up shares of drugmakers like Pfizer Inc. and food makers such as Archer Daniels Midland Co., which tend to hold up better in economic downturns.

GM shares fall to 76-year low after execs dump stock (Reuters)

General Motors Corp stock plunged more than 22 percent to a 76-year low on Tuesday, a day after a group of GM executives disclosed they had sold shares in the struggling automaker.

AAA: more expected to travel for Memorial Day (AP)

An estimated 32.4 million Americans are expected to travel this Memorial Day weekend, most of them taking advantage of a plunge in gas prices compared with last year, AAA said Tuesday.

Banks and techs lead Wall Street lower (Reuters)

Stocks fell on Tuesday as investors worried there were too few catalysts to sustain the recent rally near term, sending financial and technology shares lower.

Trade deficit widens in March to $27.6 billion (AP)

The U.S. trade deficit rose in March for the first time since last July as the global recession cut sharply into sales of American exports. The politically sensitive deficit with China increased.

11 ETFs You Should Not Own (ETFguide.com)

For the first time in years, investors are actually feeling good about owning stocks and optimistic about the future prospects. The stress test results were viewed as downright bullish and the stock market is close to its recovery highs.

Oil hits $60 for first time since November (AP)

After a one-day pause, oil prices resumed their trek higher Tuesday, hitting $60 a barrel for the first time since Nov. 10. Gas prices also moved higher again and now are up 40 percent off the low reached in December.

AgFeed Still Looks Like a Bargain (RealMoney by TheStreet.com)

On the basis of its results and outlook, the Chinese feed and pork producer is still selling cheap.

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