9:00am (EST) The bulls tried to regain some momentum to start the week but after an opening pop the indexes dropped to close in negative territory on Monday. It was the third-straight session of mixed to lower action but the bulls rebounded on Tuesday to push resistance. Wednesday was aRead more
Bulls Banking on Financial Sector
Bulls, Bears & Bubbles
1:15pm (EST) The chatter of a bubble, a top, frothy, overextended and the market has peaked reached new heights yesterday as the talking heads interviewed a lot of bears. Major financial publications have warned of a market correction in recent weeks saying THE top is in but all of themRead more
Money Moving In on Monday’s, McDonald’s (MCD) Misses
1:10pm (EST After a slow start, the bulls are trying to make another push higher and if current levels hold, it will be the fourth-straight up Monday and another set of all-time highs. The blue-chips are showing some strength despite the earnings miss by McDonald’s (MCD, $97.67, down $2.60) thisRead more
Bulls Having Trouble with May Intraday Highs
Flat Action Ahead of Bernanke/ New Trade!!!
12:00pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a slightly higher open throughout the night after China’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product) met expectations after coming in at 7.5%. It remains to be seen if this is their “real” number but all signs are pointing towards a slowing China in the coming monthsRead more
Bulls Take a Breather
1:15pm (EST) The major indexes have traded in a tight range following yesterday’s push to new all-time highs. There are a number of factors in play that are balancing things out as the Financials are showing a little strength while the Transports have taken a hit. JPMorgan Chase (JPM, $55.30,Read more
JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Wells Fargo (WFC) on Deck/ New Trade/ Profit Alert (QQQ)!
12:45pm (EST) After a slow start, the bulls have continued their journey to new highs despite multiple downgrades on Microsoft (MSFT, $x28.79, down $1.50) that had dragged on Tech. Financial stocks are trading slightly higher as the Financial Select Spiders (XLF, $18.60, up $0.10) continue their assault on $20. TwoRead more