Bulls Hold the Open, Rebound Iffy
12:15pm (EST) The market opened higher as expected this morning and we have been watching the action to gauge how […]
12:15pm (EST) The market opened higher as expected this morning and we have been watching the action to gauge how […]
9:00am (EST) They say history likes to repeat itself and the market is no different when it comes to this philosophy.
1:05pm (EST) The market is reeling following Friday’s downgrade by Standard & Poor on the U.S. government’s AAA credit rating.
9:00am (EST) Whew. What a week. Wall Street went down again in dramatic fashion following continued global concerns as the bears
1:10pm (EST) We are going o be long-winded this afternoon and hopefully we get a lot of questions answered. Folks,
9:00am (EST) It was another brutal day for the bulls and one that reminds everyone of 2008 all over again.
12:15pm (EST) It has been a tale of two different tapes today for a couple of companies which reported earnings
9:00am (EST) We love using fancy words from time-to-time and yesterday we got to use one that we only get to
1:30pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a slightly higher open but Wall Street seemed confused after conflicting reports on jobs.
9:00am (EST) I been to the edge And there I stood and looked down You know I lost a lot
1:50pm (EST) The two words we have typed a 1,000 times over the past two weeks are finally being laid
9:00am (EST) If the volatility in July gave you heartburn then take another shot as things could get even crazier
1:10pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a strong open at the bell but when we saw they were down from
8:45am (EST) The bulls started the week facing pressure from the previous weekend after a proposed plan to cut the
12:45pm (EST) This morning’s open wasn’t as bad as most of the talking heads were predicting but we were prepared
9:00am (EST) The market traded in a somewhat tight range on Thursday with the bulls winning the battle for the majority
1:20pm (EST) The market is seeing green today for the first time all week as all three of the major
9:05am (EST) The bears made it 3-in-a-row on Wednesday and stretched major support levels after another wasted day on Capitol Hill and
1:10pm (EST) Despite a choppy market, Initial Public Offerings (IPO’s) are hot this week as we have counted at least
9:00am (EST) The bulls started Tuesday’s session playing catch-up once again after the market open lowered over the “lack of urgency” in
12:40pm (EST) The market is continuing its slow drift lower as the debt ceiling debate in Washington carries on with
9:00am (EST) The bears did a little damage on Monday as the circus in Congress continued on after the Republicans and
1:05pm (EST) Despite no deal to raise the U.S. debt limit, the market has held up rather well as the
9:00am (EST) The market was facing a fork in the road going into the start of last week. The bulls
1:20pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a sluggish start this morning and we kind of had a feeling the market
9:00am (EST) We mentioned yesterday the bulls looked as though they were going to go for broke. The market was
1:05pm (EST) The bulls got off to a good start this morning after stellar earnings from Apple (AAPL, $387.51, up
9:00am (EST) The bulls were behind the 8-ball for much of Monday’s session as there was no follow-through from Friday’s pop to help
9:00am (EST) The bears started the week by pushing the market lower on renewed debt concerns over Italy which quickly
1:45pm (EST) We mentioned yesterday that July option expiration day has been pretty volatile over the last few years but
9:00am (EST) Things started off well for the bulls as better-than-expected earnings and so-so economic news provided a little pop
12:25pm (EST) The bulls are trying to even things up for the week but are having trouble holding the gains
9:00am (EST) The bulls got a pair of Aces yesterday and appeared to have a set hand as futures were
8:50am (EST) The bulls were trying hard to stop the bears recent momentum and they appeared ready to end their
9:00am (EST) The bears won their second straight session on Monday after walloping the bulls for a 2% loss, on
12:45pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a significantly lower open this morning as the market seems focused on Europe’s debt
8:45am (EST) Despite a hectic Friday, the bulls were able to hold onto their weekly gains as they recouped half
3:15pm (EST) We wanted to wait to go to press to see how the market held up going into the
9:00am (EST) The numbers from Thursday won’t matter much this morning but let’s go over them anyway. The Dow added
1:00pm (EST) The market is rallying today on better-than-expected economic news and ahead of Friday’s key June jobs report. Futures
9:00am (EST) The market traded in a tight range on Monday before ending mixed with Tech showing strength while the
1:45pm (EST) Following last week’s explosive rally, we said this morning that today could be a flat as the second
9:00am (EST) Our last headline on Friday was “Another Perfect Strom”, and as it turned out, it was the perfect
9:00am (EST) The bulls made it 4 in-a-row on Thursday by ending June with a bang and their drive for
12:35pm (EST) The market is pushing higher as the bulls try to make it 4-in-a-row and a clean sweep for
9:00am (EST) The bulls extended their winning streak to 3 sessions on Wednesday and managed to break through key resistance
8:30am (EST) Make it two-in-a-row for the bulls after they won Tuesday’s session. Before we go over this morning’s big
9:00am (EST) The bulls were eager to get off to a good start on Monday as they looked to get
12:35pm (EST) The bulls are making a run this morning despite some less-than-stellar economic news. The gains have been slow
1:35pm (EST) The bulls were looking good this morning ahead of the bell as futures were pointing towards a higher
9:00am (EST) The bears were trying for back-to-back wins for the first time since June 8 after starting Thursday’s session at
1:35pm (EST) The bears are back in business after holding resistance and getting some worse-than-expected economic numbers. Futures were already
12:30pm (EST) The bulls have rallied up to resistance and are right near our upper-end targets we went over Monday
9:00am (EST) It was another up day for the market, its third-in-a-row, after the bulls won Monday session with solid gains. Of course,
12:35pm (EST) The market has managed to shrug-off Greece’s financial woes by moving higher to start the week. Futures were
8:35am (EST) The bulls finally got the bears off their back after scoring their first weekly win in 7 weeks
12:20pm (EST) After 6-staright weeks of losses, the bulls are trying to end that streak which depends on today’s rally
8:30am (EST) We did our Research and we tried to get Wall Street In Motion… The market went on another
12:35pm (EST) Before the jobs data came out, futures were pointing towards a pretty steep drop for the market at
9:00am (EST) Blame it on Patron, got you in the zone, blame it on the Goose, gotcha feeling loose… The
12:30pm (EST) After a big surge past resistance yesterday, the market is now testing support as the bears are trying
8:45am (EST) Well, we knew it was coming. After taking body blows for much of June, the bulls finally landed a haymaker
12:35pm (EST) The bulls are making some headway as futures were pointing towards a strong open this morning which has
1:15pm (EST) The bulls looked like they wanted to dance a little today as the market trended higher to start
9:00am (EST) The bears continued their recent domination of the bulls as the market fell for the sixth-straight week. After
9:00am (EST) After 6-straight losing sessions, the bounce the bulls have been looking for finally occurred on Thursday. Despite not-so-impressive
12:15pm (EST) The market is getting a little pop today and time will tell if today’s gains hold into the
9:00am (EST) From our morning headline, it’s obvious the market finished lower on Wednesday as the bears’ recent winning streak
12:45pm (EST) The market has been mixed for much of today’s session with the Dow and S&P trying to push
8:45am (EST) The bulls were looking good for much of Tuesday’s session as they started strong out of the gate
9:00am (EST) We knew yesterday (and this week) was going to be a challenge for the bulls following 5-straight weeks of
12:35pm (EST) The market has spent much of the morning trading in the red with Tech showing a little strength
9:00am (EST) It could have been a lot worse… The bulls have been on a run since October 2010 but
12:15pm (EST) All of the “President’s Men” couldn’t save the bulls today. We knew it was going to be a
8:45am (EST) Well. We told you we expected volatility to pick up in June and with Tuesday’s 1% pop and
12:30pm (EST) We knew the economic news was going to be lousy over the next few days although we are
9:00am (EST) We mentioned last week that the odds of the market going higher this week were in the bulls favor.
12:30pm (EST) The bulls are trying to put together a 4-session win streak but after a strong start, weak economic
8:35am (EST) The market followed the same pattern as the week before with the bears winning the first part of
12:40pm (EST) The market is moving higher after getting better-than-expected economic news this morning. The first report came out before
8:40am (EST) The market is following last week’s pattern of both the bulls and bears winning two sessions apiece heading
1:15pm (EST) The market has traded in a tight range today and is trying to break into positive territory after
8:55am (EST) The bulls snapped a 3-session losing streak on Wednesday as they were able to get their first win
9:10am (EST) We thought there would be a little more bullish action yesterday following Monday’s selloff, but the bulls struggled to
9:00am (EST) Let’s change those words to Greece, Italy, and Spain…oh my! The bulls ran into a little trouble yesterday
1:30pm (EST) We knew when we started our research this morning it was going to be a rough day for
9:00am (EST) The bulls continued their bounce off Tuesday’s lows despite a sluggish start to power their way back above
9:05am (EST) The market went on another wild ride on Tuesday as the battle between the bulls and bears heats
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
8:45am (EST) The bears bounced back on Wednesday as they got an early jump at the start of trading and
9:00am (EST) The bulls passed a key test on Friday and Monday as they got wins on both days following
1:30pm (EST) The bulls used their lifeline this morning on Who Wants to be a Millionaire as they called up
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