Blue-Chips Lower on Another Mixed Monday/ Profit Alert!!!
11:50am (EST) Shoppers were out on Black Friday as the National Retail Federation reported total spending for the holiday period […]
11:50am (EST) Shoppers were out on Black Friday as the National Retail Federation reported total spending for the holiday period […]
9;00am (EST) The bulls were on track to get their 8th-straight Dow Friday win but the bears used a shortened
9:00am (EST) “Although the bulls slipped again last week, September was a month to remember as the market rallied 4%,
9:00am (EST) The bulls managed to hold onto their gains during the final hour of trading on Wednesday as they
9:00am (EST) The market ended mixed again on Tuesday but this time it was the small-caps and Tech that finished
9:00am (EST) “We came into the week with the market showing a 4% gain for September and we said the
12:45pm (EST) The market got a nice pop at the open dispite mixed economic news as the bulls look to
9:00am (EST) The bears went to work after our midday update as the market reversed course and ended significantly lower.
12:25pm (EST) The bulls got off to a decent start and have gathered some momentum following the better-than-expected economic news
9:00am (EST) The market ended pretty much where it started on Tuesday which was mixed. The action was tight and
11:30pm (EST) 1. Market Summary 2. Star Scientific (STSI) – Safe Tobacco Catching On 3. Earnings 4. Weekly Wrap Portfolio
9:00am (EST) The bulls were counting on the Federal Reserve to unleash another round of quantitative easing (QE) and got
9:00am (EST) The bulls made a little headway in regaining their momentum on Tuesday as Tech and the small-caps held
1:00pm (EST) The bulls are rebounding after holding crucial support this morning. The bears are still on track to win
1:05pm (EST) The Dow is trading lower for the fourth-straight day following comments this morning from one of the Fed’s
9:00am (EST) The bears returned on Monday and caused a little stir at the open but the bulls battled back
9:00am (EST) After a slow start, the bulls got it in gear an hour into Thursday’s session to start a
9:00am (EST) The summer doldrums continued on Thursday as the market end mixed and near the flat line. The Dow
9:00am (EST) “We often say markets can become overbought or oversold and that support and resistance can get stretched. While
9:00am (EST) We came into the week thinking the bulls might make a little more noise before Wednesday as the
9:00am (EST) “Although the indexes are still in a “trading range”, Thursday’s 2+% pullback was a wakeup call for the
9:00am (EST) The bulls made a nice recovery off Thursday’s lows as they made a late charge in the final
9:00am (EST) The bulls tried to get some momentum going on Tuesday but ran into trouble after stretching resistance. The
8:15am (EST) “If you are ready to give up everything else – to study the whole history and background of
12:50pm (EST) Futures were up last night ahead of the European open and held up for Wall Street despite some
9:00am (EST) The bulls put in another good day’s work on Tuesday and were able to sustain current support levels
9:00am (EST) Yesterday’s market action reminded us of Saturday’s Preakness horse race as the bears “had another” to claim the
12:45pm (EST) The bulls were making a push towards resistance on renewed optimism that a deal with Greek bondholders and
9:00am (EST) The bulls made a run at the April/ May 2011 highs on Thursday and now the Wall Street
1:15pm (EST) Futures were strong across the board late last night following Apple’s (AAPL, $445.58, up $25.17) unbelievable quarter but
9:00am (EST) The market started yesterday’s session with a 1% drop at the open but the bears are having a
9:00am (EST) The market spent much of Wednesday’s session trying to get back to even after starting the day lower.
1:35pm (EST) We mentioned last night although Christmas is over, the Santa Claus rally officially had two more trading days…
9:00am (EST) The bulls were facing an uphill battle on Friday as they tried to end the week and 2011
11:00pm (EST) 1. Market Summary 2. Earnings 3. Weekly Wrap Portfolio Update 4. Week Ahead (To view the charts, please
12:35pm (EST) The bulls have gotten off to a good start today following yesterday’s 1% drubbing on semi-inspiring U.S. economic
9:00am (EST) The bulls ran into a roadblock at resistance and were ambushed by the bears on the US/ Iran
1:15pm (EST) The bulls came into today’s session with a comfortable lead for the week following Monday’s pullback and have
9:00am (EST) Wednesday’s final numbers were about what we were hoping for as the market finished mixed. Much of yesterday’s
12:30pm (EST) Futures have been all over the map today after trading higher throughout the morning before turning negative to
9:15am (EST) You could almost feel the market’s frustration with Europe and we told you a big move was coming
2:15pm (EST) The market is trying to hold onto today’s gains following a strong open by the bulls on better-than-expected
9:00am (EST) The market continued its recent zig-zag action on Monday with the bears starting the week off with a
12:35pm (EST) We knew today could be challenging for the bulls as futures were weak throughout the night and worsened
1:50pm (EST) The bears have controlled much of today’s action after a mixed open and managed to push the major
9:00am (EST) The market followed its recent pattern of consolidating after a huge move as Thursday’s action mirrored Tuesday’s session
9:00am (EST) “Whatever method you use to pick stocks (or options)…your ultimate success or failure will depend on your ability
12:20pm (EST) Most of you aren’t shocked by today’s headlines that AMR (AMR, $0.35, down $1.27), the parent company of
1:15pm (EST) The bears are looking for their fifth-straight win as the bulls continue to search for good news. Futures
8:45am (EST) For those of you who have been with us for a few years, you know our distaste for
8:45am (EST) We are still getting good vibes from the bulls and yesterday’s win showed some strength. When we woke
6:00pm (EST) 1. Market Summary 2. Solazyme (SZYM) – Worth a Second Look 3. Hologic (HOLX) – Medical Leader Gathering
12:10pm (EST) The bulls are doing their best to erase the memory of Wednesday’s debacle as they make a push
8:45am (EST) The bulls got back a third of Wednesday’s losses following yesterday’s rebound as the market finished higher by
8:50am (EST) The bulls got off to a good start yesterday as they were looking to extend their momentum from Wednesday’s
1:50pm (ES T) While we were sleepwalking, we checked the futures market this morning and at 3am (EST) the Dow
8:50am (EST) The market got off to a strong start on Wednesday but weakened as we were doing our midday
8:50am (EST) There was a ton of drama involving the market on Tuesday and it all centered around Greece. Wall Street got
9:00am (EST) The month of October is always a scary month for Wall Street despite being, historically, one of the
12:40pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a jailbreak by the bulls this morning and the market is soaring after Europe
9:00am (EST) We told you in our afternoon update yesterday to expect volatility into the close and it seemed as
1:50pm (EST) When we left for break on Friday, we knew heading into the weekend the market would be vulnerable
1:00pm (EST) Sometimes it is hard to go against the crowd even though what they are seeing can be believable.
12:55pm (EST) Trading ranges can be tough, tricky, and frustrating and the events that cause them can take weeks or
9:15am (EST) The bulls went into the week with all the momentum and were on the verge of a jailbreak
2:05pm (EST) The market is on track for its second-straight weekly win as we head into the final hours of
9:15am (EST) It was a great day to be long as we were able to score our 11th straight winning
9:00am (EST) We were looking for the bulls to continue their recent momentum and Tuesday’s session turned out well following
9:00am (EST) October got off to a rough start for the bulls as they went into the week on the
1:05pm (EST) Moody’s and Fitch just can’t get enough of the downgrades. Futures were up throughout the night before the
9:20am (EST) Following Monday’s drop past serious support levels, it would have been hard to bet a Fifty on the
12:35pm (EST) The market got off to a slow start following yesterday’s wild swings as the bears held court for
9:00am (EST) September was certainly a month to remember as the market continued its violent swings but stayed within its
1:10pm (EST) The bulls are looking to rebound from last week’s selloff and went into today’s session holding a slight
9:00am (EST) The market got off to a good start on Thursday and made a quick run to resistance before
2:00pm (EST) The bulls continue their push higher on hopes Europe may be making progress in dealing with its debt
9:00am (EST) After a slow start, the bulls made a quick check on resistance but waited for the perfect moment
11:00pm (EST) 1. Market Summary 2. iGo (IGOI) – Penny Stock or Growth Play? 3. Starting a Trading Account
1:00pm (EST) History was not on the bulls’ side this week but it’s amazing how sentiment can change on a
9:00am (EST) Years ago, it was rare for investors or Wall Street to watch the global market or currencies because
1:20pm (EST) Get your popcorn ready. The circus started last night as the GOP Presidential candidates talked to America about
9:00am (EST) The bulls started last week strong as they pushed the market higher by 2%, on average, after riding
9:00am (EST) Following a strong rally past resistance on Monday, we figured the market would pull back a little to test
11:40pm (EST) 1. Market Summary 2. Bank of America (BAC) – A Closer Look at Warren’s Pick 3. Selling Call
10:10am (EST) It appears as though Ben Bernanke’s speech is not impressing Wall Street. We will give you the details
9:00am (EST) The bulls were looking to extend their winning streak to 3 sessions on Wednesday and did so by the
1:00pm (EST) The bulls were behind the 8-ball this morning as the bears broke first to start today’s trading session.
9:00am (EST) Down, up, down, up, up, bears win. That pretty much sums up last week’s action in the market
1:30pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a slightly higher open but Wall Street seemed confused after conflicting reports on jobs.
1:10pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a strong open at the bell but when we saw they were down from
1:05pm (EST) Despite no deal to raise the U.S. debt limit, the market has held up rather well as the
1:20pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a sluggish start this morning and we kind of had a feeling the market
9:00am (EST) Go figure. On a day the Financial stocks actually showed some strength, Tech lagged along with several other
1:05pm (EST) The bulls got off to a good start this morning after stellar earnings from Apple (AAPL, $387.51, up
1:00pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a big open on better-than-expected economic news and strong earnings from some of America’s
9:00am (EST) The bears started the week by pushing the market lower on renewed debt concerns over Italy which quickly
12:45pm (EST) After 3 days of selling pressure, the bulls have battled back following comments by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke
12:40pm (EST) The bulls were struggling to keep losses in check this morning but have gathered some momentum heading into
12:45pm (EST) It’s been a flat day on Wall Street as both the bulls and bears seem reluctant to make