Market Commentary

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

9:00am (EST) The current market environment has been volatile but sometimes it is hard for the talking heads and most

9:00am (EST) The bulls 20-session Tuesday win streak is over. Now that we got that out of the way, the

9:00am (EST) The bulls were pressured throughout Monday by the bears following Friday’s pullback below support that is now trying

9:00am (EST) The market ended flat on Friday following a dip at the open that defined near-term support.  The bulls

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

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 Dow added 35 points, or 0.2%, to close at 15,118 on Friday.  The blue-chips made another run at 15,000 on

9:00am (EST) The bulls continue to defy gravity as they pushed the market to another record high following their 17th-straight

9:00am (EST) The bears tried their best to hold back the Tuesday bull run but their efforts failed as the

9:00am (EST) The bulls got a second-straight Monday win and were able to push new highs following the break out

9:00am (EST) The bulls kept their recent momentum following a test to new highs and ahead of this morning’s GDP

9:00am (EST) Monday’s have been weak of late and we mentioned in our Weekly Wrap the bulls needed to win

1:15pm (EST) The market is mixed as we head into the home stretch with the bulls trying to recoup some

9:00am (EST) The bears made a strong move past the first wave of support on Thursday to win their second-straight

9:00am (EST) Volatility has been the theme this week as the bears pushed fresh weekly lows following the rebound by

12:05pm (EST) The bulls challenged resistance at the open that was prior support and following a slight pullback the market

12:00pm (EST) There are a lot of stories to talk about with specific stocks but as far as the market,

9:00am (EST) After a slow start, the bulls got a rare Monday win following a strong rally in the second

9:00am (EST) The tug-of-war between the bulls and bears continued last week as the back-and-forth action has now stretched into

8:00am (EST) The bulls rebounded on Thursday just enough to keep hope alive as Wall Street looks ahead to this

9:00am (EST) The Cyprus circus continued on Monday with a relief rally at the open followed by a sharp selloff

9:00am (EST) The bears are looking for a rare weekly win this year and a possible trend change depending on many

12:35pm (EST) Futures were showing a strong open following this morning’s Nonfarm Payrolls report that showed the economy added 236,000

9:00am (EST) The bulls ended their Monday swoons as they battled back from a lower open to reclaim resistance.  Things

12:45pm (EST) When we wrapped our our homework last night, futures were showing a nasty open after China announced new

9:00am (EST) “The circus is back in town and this week will be full of zombie talk not only here

9:00am (EST) The bulls were dancing higher throughout the day but got tripped up by the bears in the final

9:00am (E “The bulls have been smooth sailing for 7 weeks now but could be approaching chopping waters.  While last

9:00am (EST) It was another flat but mixed to up day for Wall Street on Wednesday as the indexes got

12:30pm (EST) The market is mixed as we head into the second half of trading but the bulls are winning

9:00am(EST) “We spend a lot of time studying market history, trends, outlooks, politics (unfortunately), geopolitical tensions, economics, and we do

9:00am (EST) We mentioned this week could be choppy but that we expected a trading range to develop before the

12:30pm (EST) We have been telling the pros and talking heads the bulls would continue their rally this week and

9:00am (EST) The market ended the last trading day of January mixed as the small-caps advanced while the major indexes

12:10pm (EST) The bulls are trying to cap another week of gains as we head into the second half of

12:00pm (EST) The bulls have triggered our fluff targets for the Nasdaq and the Dow but the S&P 500 and

12:50pm (EST) There are a number of stories we could tackle but all the action will start after the close

9:00am(EST) “Our timing for the market to hit new highs was off by 2 weeks but our homework over Christmas

12:40pm (EST) We often remind our readers that it is important to have a road map on where you feel

9:00am (EST)  The market finished mixed on Monday and stayed in a tight range for the second-straight session ahead of

9:00am (EST) “It was almost a 100% guarantee the market would pop on any Fiscal Deal announcement but we didn’t

9:00am(EST) The bulls did another tap dance with support on Tuesday but lost their second-straight session to start the week.