Stocks were getting beaten up pretty badly midway through Monday’s trading session, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) down more than 800 points amid concerns of another spike in COVID-19 cases in Europe. Cramer played down coronavirus fears, saying that another lockdown in Europe doesn’t necessarily mean the U.S. is trending in the same direction. “I do think that this is the beginning of the end of the selloff,” Cramer said.

Apple and other big techs helped the stock market pare losses Monday, especially the Nasdaq. Tesla dived late as Elon Musk signaled Battery Day advances won't hit the road for some time.

Sooner or later, homeowners in this frothy U.S. housing market must pay the piper, writes Keith Jurow.

Wall Street is hoping that the founder’s exit turns down the noise around the electric-vehicle maker.
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