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9:10am(EST) Futures are mixed as we head towards the opening bell this morning. Dow futures are lower by 20, S&P […]
9:10am(EST) Futures are mixed as we head towards the opening bell this morning. Dow futures are lower by 20, S&P […]
8:00pm (EST) It was a tough Friday for the bulls as the market suffered its worst decline for 2010 despite
9:00am (EST) Intel (INTC, $21.48, up $0.52) blew past Wall Street’s forecast after the bell yesterday and reported some impressive
1:45pm (EST) All eyes will be on Intel (INTC, $21.30, up $0.34) after the bell. Wall Street expects $0.30 a share and revenue is
9:10am (EST) We told you the volatility pick up… The market was setting up for a steep decline yesterday but managed
1:05pm (EST) The market is testing the lows we got this morning after trying to battle back from a nasty
9:10am (EST) Futures are pointing towards a nasty open this morning after Alcoa (AA, $16.15, down $1.30) disappointed Wall Street with its earnings
1:00pm (EST) The market started off on a strong note but has given back some of its gains as Wall
11:00pm (EST) The bulls won the first week of 2010 as they took the market higher despite a weak unemployment
1:15pm (EST) All the talk today is about the “weak” unemployment numbers we got but our main focus is how
9:10am (EST) We often talk about Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF, $32.67, down $3.54) and Apollo Group (APOL, $63.94, up $0.24) in a negative
1:00pm (EST) And your hands upon the wheel…we’re going to the roadhouse and we’re going to have a real..good time…
9:00am (EST) It is amazing the price swings stocks and options can go through. The best part about being an
1:00pm (EST) It looks like Wall Street is waiting on Friday to do battle. The Dow is currently down 4
9:00am (EST) The bulls managed to stage a late comeback yesterday as they pulled the market from its lows and managed
1:10pm (EST) Our trades are hotter than a James Bond Girl… Folks, the market is slightly lower today but we
9:05am (EST) The market got off to a good start for 2010 as the Dow rallied 155 points to close
1:10pm (EST) We have updated all of the current trades we are following and they continue to do well. We
7:45am (EST) We said in last night’s Weekly Wrap that all eyes will be on the dollar and Friday’s jobs report.
10:40pm (EST) We were busy on the last trading day of 2009 adjusting trades and locking in gains on half positions. We
3:00pm (EST) The market is trending lower today as we head into the final hour of trading for 2009. It
9:20am (EST) Man, we love that song made popular by Europe back in the day… It’s the last trading day
1:00pm (EST) Folks, New York is on “High Alert” as breaking news has hit the market that the Nasdaq center
11:40am (EST) Two more trading days… Folks, that is all we have left as the market winds down
12:05pm (EST) The bulls are trying to take us higher after a strong start but the bears seem determined to end
8:50am (EST) Futures are pointing towards another strong open this morning as the bulls try to make it seven
12:45pm (EST) The market is trading in a tight today as the Dow has drifted within a 35 point range.
9:00am (EST) Futures are pointing towards a slightly higher open this morning as the bulls look to continue their
10:25pm (EST) The market managed to close at new highs for the year Thursday although the climb has been slow
2:00pm (EST) Wall Street closed early today and the bulls left us with more presents. The market finished at new
8:15am (EST) Folks, we will be back shortly after the market opens with a full update on the market. Futures
12:25pm (EST) The bulls are trying to take the market higher for the fourth day in a row and the
12:40pm (EST) The Senate Banking Committee has approved the nomination of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke to run the show for