Futures Pointing Towards Slightly Higher Open
9:00am (EST) The market spent much of Monday in negative territory but after a late start the bulls woke up in […]
9:00am (EST) The market spent much of Monday in negative territory but after a late start the bulls woke up in […]
9:05am (EST) Futures are pointing towards a strong open this morning after U.S. employers cut a smaller than expected 36,000
9:05am (EST) What a ride. As an option trader these are exciting times… The great thing about the market is
9:05am (EST) The market was trying to get back on track Tuesday and started off in positive territory shortly after
12:35pm (EST) We mentioned in the Weekly Wrap Sunday night that the market was in a tight trading range and
Bulls Make Another Run 8:00pm(EST) The futures were pointing towards a nasty opening for the market early Friday morning but things
9:00am (EST) The market extended its winning streak to four on Thursday but the drive for five may have ended
9:05am (EST) The bulls continued their winning ways on Wednesday as the Dow advanced 40 points, or 0.4%, to close at 10,309. The S&P
1:15pm (EST) The market is trading in positive territory once again after a number of positive corporate earnings and economic
1:00pm (EST) The bulls returned from the long weekend in a buying mood thanks to easing concerns about European governments’
10:30pm (EST) The market ended mixed on Friday but the bulls did manage to win the week for the first
2:45pm (EST) The market spent much of the day in negative territory on Friday, as economic troubles overseas and a “surprising” unemployment
9:10am (EST) There has been a number of interesting developments this morning but the biggest news is that the unemployment
9:05am (EST) The market continued its winning ways on Tuesday as the Dow added its second straight triple-digit gain as the
9:00am (EST) The market got pounded on Wednesday as the bears finally did some damage and drew some blood. The
8:00pm (EST) It was a tough Friday for the bulls as the market suffered its worst decline for 2010 despite
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
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
9:00am (EST) The bulls managed to stage a late comeback yesterday as they pulled the market from its lows and managed
12:45pm (EST) The market is trading in a tight today as the Dow has drifted within a 35 point range.
10:25pm (EST) The market managed to close at new highs for the year Thursday although the climb has been slow
9:00am (EST) Research in Motion (RIMM, $66.78, down $0.44)) said their BlackBerry network is suffering major delays as users are
12:50pm (EST) The Dow is trying to put together a three day winning streak (including last Friday) as we start
8:50am (EST) Futures are pointing to a higher opening this morning, following gains in overseas markets as Wall Street prepares
10:40pm (EST) The bulls were looking for a big push higher in the market on Friday and although they ended
12:40pm (EST) The Senate Banking Committee has approved the nomination of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke to run the show for
1:15pm (EST) The bulls got a gift this morning as the consumer price index (CPI) for November showed a benign
9:00am (EST) The bulls got some good news yesterday in the form of the Dubai $10 billion “bailout” package and the Dow’s
9:05am (EST) The bulls got a decent jobless claims number yesterday and used it to push the market higher as the Dow
1:15pm (EST) The market seemed like it was on hold as we awaited word on what President Obama had to
9:15am (EST) Futures are pointing towards a higher open after the market got a great non-farm payroll report this morning.
1:10pm (EST) The bulls have pushed the market back to pre-Thanksgiving highs as the Dow is enjoying a 118 point
9:10am (EST) The market managed to end the month of November with a slight gain as the Dow added 35
11:10pm (EST) It may have been a short week of trading but the market took investors for a wild ride
11:10am (EST) We were betting on a good housing number this morning and we got it. The Commerce Department reported sales
9:10am (EST) The market bounced back in strong fashion yesterday as the bulls snapped a three-day slide and took the
9:00am (EST) The futures are pointing towards a higher open this morning as the dollar continues to weaken. The bulls will try to snap
1:30pm (EST) We date options, we don’t marry them… The market is getting punished today after getting some unpleasant economic news
9:05am (EST) The market got off to a great start on Monday after a better-than-expected rebound in retail sales helped
9:10am (EST) Lots of breaking news this morning… Retail sales grew 1.4% in October, after a 1.5% gain in September
1:00pm (EST) Shares of Garmin (GRMN, $27.54, down $3.87) are getting hammered today despite the company reporting better-than-expected earnings. Third-quarter
9:05am (EST) When Warren Buffet Speaks, people listen… It’s no secret, despite a struggling economy, that M&A (Merger and Acquisition)
12:50pm (EST) The market got a lift this morning on some good news out of the manufacturing and housing sector
12:45pm (EST) The market is get spooked the day before Halloween as the Dow is off triple-digits, or 150 points,
9:15am (EST) If you are a Baidu.com (BIDU, $432.97) shareholder this morning then hopefully you are prepared to pay the barber $85 for
1:00pm (EST) The market has turned lower after getting off to a strong start this morning. At one point
3:45pm (EST) Special Note: We are sending today’s Weekly Wrap early. I am away on travel and hope to be
8:15am (EST) I wanted to send today’s update early because there are a lot of things I’m looking at as we
1:00pm (EST) If you are a bull today you might as well head back to camp. The market is taking
9:00am (EST) Nike (NKE, $63.90, up $3.81) is up over 6% in pre-market trading after beating Wall Street’s estimates on
12:30pm (EST) The market got off to a good start this morning but has been weaker after the Consumer Confidence
11:40 pm (EST) Market Commentary The bears finally made some noise last week as they sent the market down 2%, on
9:00am (EST) Futures were slightly higher before the Retail and PPI numbers came out at 8:30am. Before the reports
11:00pm (EST) 1. Commentary 2. Imax Could Be A Wildcard 3. Earnings 4. Current Trades 5. Closing Thoughts ************************************************** 1.
9:50am (EST) I posted a little late because I wanted to see how we opened this morning. Futures were strong
1:00pm (EST) The market has hit 10-month highs as the Dow is currently up 80 points to 9,589. The Nasdaq
11:30pm (EST) 1. Commentary 2. Checking in on the VIX 3. Baltic Dry Index Continues To Tank 4. Earnings 5.
9:15am (EST) The futures had been up this morning but have lost steam after a worse-than-expected weekly jobs report. The
9:10am (EST) Home Depot (HD, $26.11) beat Wall Street’s expectations this morning although revenue dropped 7%. The stock is up $1,
9:20am (EST) Futures are pointing towards a higher open this morning despite a couple of iffy economic reports. The Dow
8:35am (EST) I posted a little early this morning as I was anxious to get the morning outlook as soon
1. Commentary 2. Palm Continues To Surge 3. Precision Trading Tools & Tactics Live Webinar 4. Earnings 5. Current Trades
8:15am I’m starting this blog before the Jobs Report comes out… The Labor Department will release figures that are expected
1. Commentary 2. Oil Surges in May 3. General Motors Put Options 4. Earnings 5. Current Trades 6. Monday Morning
12:30pm (EST) I had mentioned in the Weekly Wrap that home prices were falling but was a little surprised to
10:30am (EST) The market got a huge lift this morning after consumer sentiment rose in May to the highest level
1. Commentary 2. Take-Two Revisited 3. Is Dendreon Headed for Double Digits? 4. Earnings 5. Current Trades 6. Monday Morning
Well folks, its been nearly a year since we started the blog and today’s entry is my 500th. I guess
Looks like Wall Street got an early Christmas present after yesterday’s surprise Fed announcement concerning interest rates. Most experts had
We knew it was going to be nasty and the release of this morning’s unemployment report is taking the Dow
Wall Street would probably feel safer hanging out with Plaxico Burress at a night club than bet money on Friday’s
Despite what was initially thought as a “successful” start to the holiday season, the Dow is down over 400 points
$8,500,000,000,000.00 That’s the number…$8.5 trillion. That’s how much the our government is preparing to provide on behalf of you and
It’s likely to be another volatile week on Wall Street as a number of key economic reports will certainly have
The market was enjoying a huge rally before the Fed meeting and extended that rally when news broke that the
The U.S. unemployment rate increased 5.7%, from 5.5% in June, according to the Labor Department. Unemployment is now at its
The market is on the upswing as we head to lunch following yesterday’s huge loss. Oil is down a little
The market tried to extend yesterday’s gains this morning after a better-than-expected retail sales reading but is trading slightly lower