9:00am (EST) The bulls got a pair of Aces yesterday and appeared to have a set hand as futures were pointing towards a strong start. Their first Ace was China which reported a stronger-than-expected GDP number then a second Ace when Bernanke said the Fed still has bullets left inRead more
Ratings Agencies Holding Bulls Back
Moody’s (MCO) Strikes Again
8:50am (EST) The bulls were trying hard to stop the bears recent momentum and they appeared ready to end their losing streak after holding camp for much of the day. However, the bears made it 3-in-a-row by winning Tuesday’s session after a late round of afternoon selling pressure pushed the market lowerRead more
Bears Going for Hat Trick
Italy Gets Booted Around, Alcoa (AA) on Deck
12:45pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a significantly lower open this morning as the market seems focused on Europe’s debt issues, this time Italy, instead of the start of 2Q earnings. Not that there is much to get excited about after the close as Alcoa (AA, $15.99, down $0.40) getsRead more
Second Quarter Earnings Take Center Stage
Unemployment Hits 9.2%
Bulls Push Resistance, Breakthrough Coming?
1:00pm (EST) The market is rallying today on better-than-expected economic news and ahead of Friday’s key June jobs report. Futures were pointing towards a strong open after the Automatic Data Processing (ADP) showed June jobs in the U.S. private-sector rose by 157,000 last month. The gain was well above theRead more
Coffee Stocks Continue to Rock
9:00am (EST) The bulls returned to their winning ways on Wednesday by pushing the major averages higher for the sixth time in seven sessions. The market once again traded in a tight range over Europe’s debt concerns but found some strength once their markets closed. Although the indexes finished slightlyRead more
Market Powers Higher Despite Headwinds
Global Concerns Keeping Bulls in Check
9:00am (EST) The market traded in a tight range on Monday before ending mixed with Tech showing strength while the Financial stocks took a step back following last week’s rebound. There were some lingering concerns over Greece which we mentioned but Moody’s (MCO, $38.87, down $0.14) decided to go backRead more