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The November rally could be due for a reset.

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Software stocks could find footing if interest rates stop rising, but the industry still faces a host of headwinds that make buying them now a high-risk proposition.

Beaten down technology stocks could bounce if bond yields and the U.S. Dollar falls.

Here's where the S&P 500 may find support.

Dell is planning to go public once again. Investors who believe in the company could play the IPO through several ETFs.

These 5 ETFs may benefit if investors like what they have to hear from Oracle's latest results.

Marc Benioff has taken Salesforce to the next level with recent acquisitions, which have paid off handsomely for the company. These 5 ETFs may benefit if investors like their earnings.

EA's fourth-quarter results should show strong growth in its physical and digital businesses. These 5 ETFs should benefit if investors like what they hear.

Some big names get credit for the tech rally, but there's more to it than that, Jim Cramer says.

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Salesforce is coming off a fiscal 2017 which saw it try to buy LinkedIn and almost Twitter. These ETFs may benefit if investors like what they hear for 2018.

Activision's business is changing, focusing more on digital distribution. These ETFs may help investors profit if third-quarter results are up to snuff.

Microsoft set a multiyear high in August, but its weekly chart may face a downgrade.

Jim Cramer has high expectations for this stock and so should you. The company reports Wednesday.

Microsoft stock looks set for big gains, according to these technical charts

Red Hat is having a great run against its cloud competitors. The company reports earnings late Tuesday.

After its stock correction, Adobe can now make patient investors tons of money in 2016 and beyond.

Shares of F5 Networks were downgraded at Barclays and Deutsche Bank this week.

The move up failed to change the indicators and I see more signs of a bumpy ride next week.

A low-volume rally isn't necessarily bearish.

Let's look at the indicators to see where we are with respect to bullish sentiment and breadth. And then, we'll examine GLD, BMY, WYNN, RH, and IGV.

We’ve talked a lot about positive sentiment in the face of narrow breadth. Has that begun to change? Plus, IGV SPY QQQ MCD ADI AMGN PEP DELL.

Let's first look to April for a comparison, then the number of lows, before checking in on sentiment. Plus, a reminder about a bellwhether sector and the one chart I have my eyes on now.

As the Dow takes the elevator down, let's take a close look at the index, where the market indicators currently reside, as well as the Utes.

It took three days, but everyone now sees what I mentioned last week. But it's obvious now. They also noticed the Transports, small-caps and equal-weight indexes. Are we oversold? Well...

Don't expect sentiment to get terribly bullish this week. Plus, as Nvidia and the semis siphon energy from elsewhere I'm renewing my focus on software.

There's good and bad news after Tuesday's all-too-familiar action. Let's review both categories, as well as Nvidia, AMD, Super Micro, Home Depot and TLT.

The index movers got all of the love on Thursday while everything else went down. We’ll take a look at the put/call ratio plus ABT, CRM, GLD, PEP, and others.

The market has been dull lately. While the major indexes and investor sentiment remain high, breadth has shown signs of weakness. Will NVDA’s earnings be enough to shake us out of it?

Another day of working off the overbought condition. But there are changes under the hood as poor breadth halts the rise in a favorite indicator.

The speculation in the meme and penny stocks was the talk of the market last week. But I have an alternate theory on why folks seemingly got so bulled up.

Semis made a comeback last week, but the biggest change was to another sector that I see as a leader. We also travel to the cruise lines, and make stops at copper, energy, uranium and more.

Time for a heart to heart about the Nasdaq and technology.

You may be surprised when you look closer.

What has really powered the market rally? Let's look under the hood at the tech sector from multiple angles.

There's a whole lot of stagnation out there in a market whose trend is up. Are all those stocks resting or are they topping?

The trend in the indexes may be up but for the majority of stocks it is murkier. Here's what's actually going on and what this market really needs now.

The world-renowned hedge fund manager explains what could happen to the S&P 500 in 2025.

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Doug McMillon is putting himself in front of a potential issue in 2025.