Market Analysis

2:35pm (EST) Following 4 days of gains, the market has struggled in its drive for 5 as we head into

1:40pm (EST) Futures were showing a strong open for Wall Street this morning ahead of the overseas market and before

9:00am (EST) The market rebounded on Tuesday to test and hold near-term resistance but there is still headline risk the

9:00am (EST) The bulls came into the week on the brink of a collapse and needed to hold the 50-day

9:00am (EST) The market has been stuck in a 5-week trading range that has seen support and resistance tested numerous

9:00am (EST) The market took a nasty dive on Monday in the second half of trading as the bears did

9:00am (EST) The market finished flat to start the week as the bulls failed to hold the opening pops and

9:00am (EST) The bulls got a solid Monday win as the Dow ended higher for the first time in 3

9:00am (EST) The Dow jumped 128 points, or 0.8%, to end at 15,746 on Wednesday.  The blue-chips opened at 15,628

9:00am (EST) The bulls won their first Monday session in 3 weeks with the market continuing its upward push as

9:00am (EST) The market traded in a tight range to start the week but had a terrific Tuesday as the

1:55pm (EST) The market has pulled back off its highs and is trading slightly lower ahead of the Fed statements

9:00am (EST) The bulls have made the Wall Street pros look like fools as the train left the station to

9:00am (EST) The past 4 weeks have been stressful as the government shutdown and debt ceiling debate, along with a

9:00am (EST) The market started the week off with its fourth-straight Monday loss as the bears were looking to do

9:00am (EST) The zombies took the bulls by the horn and drove the market in the dirt following another day

9:00am (EST) Futures were showing a repeat of last Monday’s action into yesterday’s opening bell as the zombie shutdown entered

1:20pm (EST) This week 5 years ago marks the worst week in the history of the Dow after the blue-chips

9:00am (EST) Volatility is heating up as the cross-fire from the headlines played out in real life as shots were

9:00am (EST) The bulls had a huge Tuesday despite the dirty sheets in DC that has led to a government

9:00am (EST) The talking heads and suit-and-ties have pushed the panic button all week but the bulls calmed them down

9:00am (EST) The Bernanke bounce ran out of steam as the bulls took a break following the surge to new

The bulls followed our game plan and rallied through resistance to start the week with Tech pushing new 52-week highs.