Bullish Retail Season Could Further Rally
12:20pm (EST) It has been a decade or more since we stood in a Black Friday line but count us […]
12:20pm (EST) It has been a decade or more since we stood in a Black Friday line but count us […]
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 flat on Friday with a little weakness to the downside heading into the second half
9:00am (EST) The bulls won their third-straight session on Thursday and made another run at upper resistance levels but ran
9:00am (EST) The bulls rolled out the red carpet after the bell on Thursday as a number of companies were
9:00 (EST) The market continued its recent slide as the bears had their best bull feast in nearly 80 years
9:00am (EST) The market ended mixed on Thursday despite a day of good economic news and better-than expected earnings. We
9:00am (EST) “We could have a short-covering rally into the close so buckle-up”. Those were our famous last words from
9:10am (EST) The bulls struggled to the finish line on Thursday but led the bears for much of the race
1:20pm (EST) The market is near the breakeven line after Europe’s bank stress results were revealed a little while ago.
1:05pm (EST) The bulls are adding to Monday’s gains as the market continues to recover from last Friday’s sell-off. There
1:30pm (EST) “Momma’s got a squeezebox she wears on her chest and when Daddy comes home he never gets no
12:55pm (EST) Despite some solid earnings report, the market is struggling to end the week on a high note. We
9:00am (EST) Futures are pointing towards a negative open after Durable Goods orders came in lower than expected. Dow
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Well folks, its been nearly a year since we started the blog and today’s entry is my 500th. I guess
Yahoo (YHOO, $12.83, up $0.64) is trading higher this morning after one of the company’s largest shareholders has made a
Jerry Yang might not be Yahoo’s CEO anymore but he did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night. Shares
Yahoo (YHOO, $13.92, up $0.57) was back in the news again on Wednesday. The stock had a strong day despite
Like Ike and Tina Turner, Microsoft (MSFT, $22.72, up $0.06) and Yahoo (YHOO, $13.39, up $1.64) can’t seem to stay
After taking one big step forward, the market took two steps back on Wednesday as the Dow fell 733 points,
The relief rally was on today as the Dow zoomed 936 points as bulls rushed in to buy stocks that
Words can’t describe the excitement we’ve seen in the market over the past few weeks and Friday was a classic
Talk about fireworks. Google (GOOG, $465.25, up $1.96) came out like a rocket this morning after the debut of its
The “timing is everything” quote couldn’t have had more meaning today with a few of our trades. The bears had
Yahoo (YHOO, $19.38, down $0.05) has dipped below $20 again and it may be time to start nibbling on a
With the Dow slipping 110 points two hours into the trading session, one bright spot so far has been Microsoft
Yahoo (YHOO, $21.40, down $0.27) announced earnings after the closing bell yesterday and in after-hours trading the stock held up
Yahoo (YHOO, $23.91, up $2.56) put in another big day as talks with Microsoft (MSFT, $26.03, up $0.05) heated up
1:10PM EST It looks like Microsoft (MSFT, $27.82, down $0.15) and Yahoo (YHOO, $22.43, up $0.98) are crying “wolf” again.
Friday the 13th has been lucky for some, unlucky for others so far. Microsoft (MSFT, $29.32, up $1.08) and Google
You really didn’t believe Microsoft (MSFT, $29.56, down $0.42) was totally “walking away” from Yahoo (YHOO, $27.85, up $0.19) did
It’s official, Carl Icahn confirmed he’s got a “team” in place for a proxy fight with Yahoo (YHOO, $26.98, down
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn is at it again. The word on the street is Mr. Icahn is considering launching a
Yahoo (YHOO, $23.02, down $5.65) just opened for trading and the stock is down 20+%. The stock will probably bounce
Like a kid at Christmas, I almost couldn’t sleep last night in anticipation of what Yahoo’s (YHOO, $28.67) stock will
It’s official, Microsoft (MSFT, $29.24, down $0.16) has withdrawn it for Yahoo ($28.67, up $1.86). After going as high as
Well, well, well. It appears Microsoft’s (MSFT, $29.24, down $0.16) Steve Ballmer is not a man of his words. For
Microsoft (MSFT, $28.78, up $0.25) is reportedly willing to pay up to $32-$33 for Yahoo (YHOO, $27.79, up $0.37) in
10:00AM (MSFT, $28.69, down $0.30) and Yahoo (YHOO, $26.22, down $0.21) continue to trade lower today. Microsoft lost $0.84 yesterday
The weekend has come and gone without a deal getting done between Microsoft (MSFT, $29.83) and Yahoo (YHOO, $26.80). Microsoft
10:00AM Microsoft (MSFT, $29.95, down $1.85) dropped the ball on its latest earnings report and the stock is taking a
3:15PM Microsoft (MSFT, $32.00, up $0.55) is up ahead of earnings today. I wanted to stress the importance on
When Microsoft (MSFT, $30.01, up $0.79) announced plans to buy Yahoo (YHOO, $28.51, up $0.48) back in February the stock