Friday ended the week as anticipated with a sell off after the S&P showed signs of fatigue late Thursday. Plus, there was a second distribution day in volume. NASDAQ fell to test the fast and 50 day moving averages and …
Quiet session volume wise, but some of our concerns expressed last week, namely overall weakness in certain key areas, gave the market a red day after last Thursday's exciting close. The only sector of the major ones I write about …
The market got off to a positive start but fell back toward the lower end of its two week range. With holidays and the beginning and end of the week, the two week consolidation's high and low are more important …
As I did my research on stock setups, it seems that the move to the downside in the current bull phase, as long it holds, has more correcting to do. The island top confirmed in S&P 500. The last time …
Be it for me of all people (having had more faith in this bull run than most) to give you a giant head's up; but, the small caps-which led the charge right out of the gate January 2nd, closed red …
Well look at that- S&P 500 cleared the nasty candle high from 2/28-in fact, one week ago today! However, the Russell 2000 could not nor NASDAQ. The Dow, on the other hand, which has a very different looking chart, looks …