Sonic (SONC) Soars 11%, Options Zoom 200%/ VIX Below 15
2:05pm (EST) Shares of Sonic (SONC, $23.21, up $2.29) are surging to fresh 52-week peaks following another decent earnings report.
2:05pm (EST) Shares of Sonic (SONC, $23.21, up $2.29) are surging to fresh 52-week peaks following another decent earnings report.
1:35pm (EST) No matter how much you hate a stock or feel it is overvalued, overhyped, or that analysts just
11:40am (EST) As we wind down 2013, we thought we would take a quick look at the amazing run Twitter
12:20pm (EST) Shares of First Solar (FSLR, $20.91, up $0.31) cleared $20 yesterday and have traded up to $21.69 today.
1:45pm (EST) The bulls got off to a good start this morning after hearing initial unemployment claims decreased by 29,000
9:00am (EST) The bulls continued their bounce off Tuesday’s lows despite a sluggish start to power their way back above
1:00pm (EST) Vivus (VVUS, $8.40, up $0.32) is back in the spotlight but this time it’s not for news concerning
9:05am (EST) The market went on another wild ride on Tuesday as the battle between the bulls and bears heats
12:45pm (EST) The markets is continuing its downward drift after a lower open and is testing the bottom of the
9:05am (EST) The bears picked up where they left off on Friday as they hit the bulls early and kept
12:25pm (EST) After a lower open, the market is trying to recover and is mixed as we head into the
8:15am (EST) The “sell in May and go away” theory has been tested this month but the bulls are doing
1:30pm (EST) The market has been trending lower for much of today’s session as the bears try to even things
9:00am (EST) The bears were going into Thursday’s session with a slight lead for the week on the Dow but
1:05pm (EST) The bears got an early jump at the open and tested support but the bulls have managed to
8:45am (EST) The bears bounced back on Wednesday as they got an early jump at the start of trading and
12:10pm (EST) The market is trading lower as the bulls take a little breather following 3-straight sessions of gains. The
9:00am (EST) The bulls continued their charge towards resistance following last week’s drubbing by the bears. The market got a
12:25pm (EST) The bulls are trying to push their winning streak to 3-straight sessions as they have the lead heading
9:00am (EST) The bulls passed a key test on Friday and Monday as they got wins on both days following
12:20pm (EST) The market has gotten off to a slow start as both the bulls and bears feel each other
8:45am (EST) The bears stopped the bulls recent momentum as they were able to pound the market early in the week
9:00am (EST) The bears made some noise yesterday. Thursday’s action got progressively worse as the market heading into the final hour of
1:10pm (EST) We told “Chuck” we would take the Bears for $400 earlier this week and that category has paid
8:50am (EST) We knew before the market opened on Wednesday it was headed lower. Although futures were holding up, the
1:30pm (EST) The bears are pushing support levels today following a weaker-than-expected ADP Employment Change report, which reported private payrolls
8:50am (EST) The market ended mixed on Tuesday after the bulls battled back by the close to square things up. The
1:15pm (EST) Every once in a while we get excited about Initial Public Offerings (IPO’s) because they are stock offerings
9:00am (EST) The bulls stampeded out of Wall Street’s gate at the start of Monday’s trading session on news that America’s
12:45pm (EST) The bulls used the Bin Laden news to push the market to new highs but it appears some
9:00am (EST) We were expecting one last charge by the bulls as we closed out the month of April and
1:15pm (EST) The bulls are putting an explanation point on a strong month as they have once again pushed the
8:45am (EST) After a tepid start, the bulls took control of Thursday’s session to push the market to fresh 52-week highs. The
1:45pm (EST) The market is mixed as we head into the second half of trading with the blue-chips showing strength
8:45am (EST) Well, we have to hand it to Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke. He threw a touchdown pass to the
9:00am (EST) Whew! It’s been a long journey folks, but we finally made it. We have been in a choppy,
12:15pm (EST) After a slow start, the bulls have pushed the major averages to new 2011 highs today after another
8:40am (EST) The market did next to nothing after our midday update yesterday as things pretty much stay where they
8:50am (EST) The bears were on the verge of breaking support last week as the momentum was clearly on their
12:40pm (EST) The market is up but the bulls are struggling to hold onto their gains. Futures were pointing towards
9:00am (EST) It has been a wild and volatile shortened week for the market with today’s action leaving us on
2:00pm (EST) It’s 420 and the bulls are smoking… The market has been on a blaze this morning after opening
8:50am (EST) The bulls recovered from Monday’s haymaker and rebounded to push the market higher on Tuesday. Believe it or
12:45pm (EST) The bulls have held ground for much of the day but appear to be getting weaker as we
9:05am (EST) The bulls went into Monday’s session knowing they were facing an uphill battle after Standard & Poor’s lowered
1:30pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a slightly lower market when we released this morning’s update but things got even
8:45am (EST) Although the bears won last week’s battle to make it two-in-a-row, you could tell by the bulls’ efforts
12:50pm (EST) There has been a slight battle between the bulls and bears today as both sides try to square
8:50am (EST) The bulls got their second straight win on Thursday but the margin of victory matched Wednesday’s slight gains.
1:25pm (EST) It’s all about the notes… We have been busy today, folks, and there are a lot of good
9:00am (EST) The bulls got some green numbers on Wednesday although the market’s gains were limited. After a nice open,
12:50pm (EST) After a strong open, the bulls once again find themselves giving up ground. Futures were pointing towards a
8:55am (EST) The bears took another step towards cracking major support levels as they spent all of Tuesday pounding the
12:50pm (EST) After weeks of testing resistance, are the bulls ready to throw in the towel? Although one day doesn’t
9:05am (EST) Monday’s action followed last week’s script where the bulls started the session pushing resistance only to fade by
12:45pm (EST) The market is mixed as we head towards the second half of trading. The Dow is up 16
8:35am (EST) The bulls went into Friday’s action with a slight lead for the week but spent much of the
1:00pm (EST) The bulls are trying to hang on to a positive week… The Dow started Monday at 12,376 and
8:45am (EST) We learned again yesterday the market is still fragile to headline news, both good and bad. The bulls
1:20pm (EST) The market started off with decent gains but went on a wild ride about an hour after the
8:45am (EST) The bulls had us a little nervous yesterday as we were writing up the afternoon update. The pattern
1:45pm (EST) After a promising start, the bulls are once again having trouble with resistance. There are some pockets of
8:50am (EST) What a letdown. The market was looking good when we were doing our afternoon update yesterday as the bulls were once
1:15pm (EST) After a slow start, the bulls have managed to push the major indexes higher despite some negative headwinds.
9:00am (EST) We were hoping for a little more momentum on Monday following last week’s push to the top of
1:30pm (EST) The market opened lower again which has usually been the case over the past few weeks as oil
9:00am (EST) The market traded in a narrow range on Monday as many of the seasoned vets on Wall Street took the Columbus Day
1:35pm (EST) Give the bulls credit. They are trying like hell to push this market though resistance. Despite a nasty
9:05am (EST) In was a flat day on Wall Street yesterday although the market zigzagged on both sides of the
1:05pm (EST) The bulls are trying to push past our resistance targets for the major indexes after getting a better-than-expected
9:00am (EST) The bulls got a warning sign from the bears yesterday although the market held up rather well after hearing the private sector
12:25pm (EST) (REVISED) The market has been flat for much of the day after this morning’s ADP report. The bulls
9:00am (EST) “I think it’s time we stop, hey, what’s that sound? Everybody look what’s going down…” Buffalo Springfield knew
1:10pm (EST) The market started off strong as futures were already pointing towards a higher open but the bulls have
9:00am (EST) The market had a hard time picking a direction at the open on Monday as it weaved in
12:40pm (EST) The market stayed in a tight range for much of today’s session but the sell-off has picked up
9:05am (EST) Futures are pointing towards a slightly lower open this morning despite another round of M&A news as Wall
9:00am (EST) The market went through some major swings yesterday as Wall Street wrapped up its best month in 10
1:05pm (EST) The market has been on a wild ride and everything we have been talking about appears to be
9:10am (EST) The bears got a little relief on Wednesday as they were able to score a small victory against
1:15pm (EST) The market has traded in a tight range today, mostly to the upside as today’s calendar is light
9:05am (EST) The gloves came off yesterday as the bulls and bears continued their battle at the top of the current trading
1:15pm (EST) The market took a nasty turn for the worse after getting the latest Consumer Confidence numbers earlier this
1:05pm (EST) There has been a flurry of economic news this morning that has moved the market and the bears
12:45pm (EST) The market is on the south side once again as the bears look to plant the flag on
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