Bulls Continue to Roll
9:00am (EST) The bulls made another surge up to and past resistance in Tuesday’s trading as Tech hit another fresh […]
9:00am (EST) The bulls made another surge up to and past resistance in Tuesday’s trading as Tech hit another fresh […]
9:00am (EST) The roadmap we laid out for September has been followed perfectly by the bulls as they were able
12:20pm (EST) The blue-chips are looking for their first Monday win since mid-July and have cleared major resistance to start
9:00am (EST) The bulls were cruising throughout the week going into Friday’s session before some “old school” volatility picked up
1:05pm (EST) Futures were slightly weak as we hit the rack last night ahead of the European open suggesting a
9:00am (EST) As we expected, the market ended flat on Thursday with a bias to the upside as Wall Street
11:45am (EST) The bulls are making another push higher and are once again pushing the first waves of resistance but
9:00am (EST) The blue-chips finally ended a start of the week slide as the market was closed on Monday
9:00am (EST) The bulls got their 2-straight win on Thursday but it’s the bears who still own the week and
12:45pm (EST) The market has traded in a tight range today with momentum to the upside as the bulls try
12:35pm (EST) We knew coming into the week there was a good chance the market could trade lower if the
9:00am (EST) We warned of a late-day pullback on Monday as the bulls struggled in pushing resistance and the bears
9:00am (EST) The bears continued their assault on the bulls last week as the market tested its August lows before
1:05pm (EST) Believe it or not, the bulls are up for the week if current levels hold with the Dow
12:45pm (EST) The market is trending lower ahead of today’s FOMC Minutes that are scheduled to be released at 2pm
12:50pm (EST) The bulls are trying to get off the mat following a rough August as today’s gains, if they
1:05pm (EST) The bulls are trying to recover from last week’s losses but have struggled gaining ground as we head
9:00am (EST) The market started the week off with another mixed Monday as the broader market fell while Tech and
1:10pm (EST) Wednesday’s close suggested more weakness for today and futures confirmed our thoughts when we woke up this morning.
9:00am (EST) The blue-chips fell triple-digits for the first time in 31 trading sessions as the bears did
9:00am (EST) The bulls got a break and the talking heads stuck a foot in their mouth after one of
12:55pm (EST) Futures were looking promising ahead of the open but when they started to fade our expectations came down
9:00am (EST) The market started the week mixed with the blue-chips slipping for the second-straight Monday while Tech and small-caps
9:00am (EST) The bulls avoided a 4-session slide by rebounding on Thursday to get their first win of the week.
12:50pm (EST) We said this morning today would be an important test for the bulls as the Dow and S&P
9:00am (EST) Special Notice: Subscribers, please study this week’s charts and pay attention to all of the clues the market
12:30pm (EST) This morning’s unemployment figures were a little disappointing for Wall Street as most of the slick-talking pros had
9:00am (EST) The bulls continue to defy gravity as they were able to push another set of fresh all-time highs
12:05pm (EST) Finally. It may have seemed like a long wait but now that the S&P has tagged 1,700 the
9:00am (EST) The bulls made another attempt at fresh all-time closing highs but struggled to hold onto their gains as
12:25pm (EST) The bulls have pushed new high on the Dow and Nasdaq but are still having trouble with resistance
9:00am (EST) The bulls and bears went through the motions of testing support and resistance on Tuesday but in the
12:15pm (EST) Shares of Herbalife (HLF, $64.45, up $3.88) are getting a nice pop today after the company reported earnings
9:00am (EST) The bulls were trying to make back-to-back comebacks on Monday but unlike Friday’s action, there was no rebound
12:35pm (EST) We mentioned this morning the bulls might have a hard time extending their Monday win streak to five
1:15pm (EST) Shares of Facebook (FB, $33.71, up $7.20) are surging 27% following a blowout quarter after the close on
9:00am (EST) The bears made a little noise on Hump Day but the bulls held support with Tech holding down
12:15pm (EST) The market is mixed as we head into the second half of trading as Apple (AAPL, $442.92, up
9:00am (EST) The market traded in a tight range on Tuesday as Wall Street awaited Apple’s (AAPL, $418.99, down $7.32)
12:05pm (EST) The market pushed new highs on the open but the action has simmered as we head into the
1:10pm (EST After a slow start, the bulls are trying to make another push higher and if current levels hold,
9:00am (EST) The market got off to a choppy start for the week but finished the session slightly higher for
1:25pm (EST) The heat wave across America has effected the bulls as they remain white-hot but they were cooled following
9:00am (EST) The market can be frustrating at times as we wait for the gyrations in the market to play
1:10pm (EST) The market got an initial pop following the start of Fed Head Ben Bernanke’s comments but the zombies
9:00am(EST) The market was choppy for much of Monday’s first half of trading but picked up steam during the second
9:00am (EST) The bulls came into July stuck in a trading range but have won back-to-back weeks while Wall Street
1:15pm (EST) The major indexes have traded in a tight range following yesterday’s push to new all-time highs. There are
12:10pm (EST) There have been a lot of suit-and-ties on the tube today crying about today’s rally because they aren’t
9:00am (EST) The FOMC meeting minutes showed some of the zombies agree on tapering sooner rather than later and most
9:00am (EST) The bulls managed to clear and hold the next wave of resistance ahead of the FOMC meeting minutes
12:45pm (EST) The market is pushing the next wave of major resistance ahead of tomorrow’s Fed minutes and the devil
9:00am (EST) The bulls posted their second-straight Monday win following Friday’s push past the 50-day MA’s and were able to
12:25pm (EST) Futures were positive throughout the night as we stayed up late to watch the European markets open and
9:00am (EST) The bulls opened with a strong run to the 50-day MA’s (moving averages) on Friday and were met
==9:00am (EST) The battle to win the month of June is coming down to the last trading day of the
9:00am (EST) The bulls continued their comeback off Monday’s test to the 100-day MA’s (moving averages) and made a push
9:00am (EST) After having won 20-straight Tuesday’s to start they year, the bulls lost 2 before winning their second-straight Tuesday
11:25am (EST) Futures were weal throughout the night and got progressively worse ahead of this morning’s opening bell as global
9:00am (EST) For those of you that have followed us for years, we often say the bulls like to take
12:20pm (EST) We have been warning of another Gold breakdown since late May and following a 2-week trading range, we
11:50am (EST) The bulls are looking for their third-straight win today, a feat that hasn’t been accomplished since late April
12:00pm (EST) The bulls are making another run at resistance and are waiting on Ben Bernanke’s comments to give them
2:05pm (EST) The charts from our weekend homework were pointing towards a major breakout (or breakdown) this week as the
9:00am (EST) The market traded in a tight range to start the week but it didn’t take long or the
12:45pm (EST) The bears are on track for the weekly win if current levels hold. The bulls have done well
The Dow gained 180 points, or 1.2%, to close at 15,176 on Thursday. The blue-chips traded to a high of
12:10pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a nasty open on Wall Street this morning when we were doing our late
9:00am (EST) Volatility can cause chaos and confusion and with the whippy action we have seen in the market over
12:25pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a strong open this morning and after an initial pop, the market has pulled
9:00am (EST) The bears got their second-straight Tuesday win following another volatile session on Wall Street. The blue-chips experienced multiple
12:00pm (EST) Futures were showing a Cinderella open when we wrapped up our homework late last night but had turned
9:00am (EST) Following a couple of weeks of extreme volatility, the market traded flat to start the week with both
1:45pm (EST) It was important for the bulls to get off to a good start today, or at least hold
9:00am (EST) Wall Street played out like a Hollywood Blockbuster that had a lot of action, drama, and emotion with
12:15pm (EST) Futures were flat as a pancake when we were doing our late night homework while watching the overseas
9:00am (EST) The current market environment has been volatile but sometimes it is hard for the talking heads and most
11:55am (EST) The bears are going for their third-straight session win and are a half away from recording their first
12:15pm (EST) We talked about the indexes 50-day Moving Averages (MA’s) this morning and how they were just 2%-3% away
9:00am (EST) The bulls 20-session Tuesday win streak is over. Now that we got that out of the way, the
1:25pm (EST) When a sports analyst brings up a neat stat or streak on a player, it is usually a
9:00am (EST) The bulls were pressured throughout Monday by the bears following Friday’s pullback below support that is now trying
2:00pm (EST) We knew coming into the week the market would remain volatile and today’s action is just the start
9:00am (EST) We mentioned when we got back from the holiday weekend we did some roller-coaster riding to keep our
12:50pm (EST) We rolled with the bulls at the end of April despite Wall Street’s warnings for a pullback, correction,
11:50am (EST) Futures were favoring the bears before the start of overseas trading following another big hit to the Nikkei
12:00pm (EST) The blue-chips are giving back their gains from Tuesday’s pop and we mentioned a slow fade could occur
11:50am (EST) The market is enjoying its best –day gains since the beginning of the year as all of the
9:00am (EST) The market ended flat on Friday following a dip at the open that defined near-term support. The bulls
12:40pm (EST) “If you are ready to give up everything else – to study the whole history and background of
1:05pm (EST) Much is being made of yesterday’s 1% pullback and last night’s news that China was contracting instead of
12:15pm (EST) We have a lot to cover today as we are taking profits in 2 more trades. One of
9:00am (EST) The bulls stretched the Dow’s winning streak on Tuesday’s to 19-straight as the blue-chips rebounded off their lows
9:00am (EST) The market continued its winning ways in May as the bulls added another 2% last week to push
12:55pm (EST) We hate to see this week come to a close because it has been our BEST week of
9:00am (EST) A late session pullback gave the bears a rare win for May but the bulls were able to
9:00am (EST) The market continued its surge to record highs following Wednesday’s gains and are entering the next phase of
9:00am (EST) The bulls used one of their Aces in the hole to extend their Tuesday streak to 18-straight after
12:35pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a lower start throughout the night and into the opening bell this morning following