Bearish Bet
There's Only One Way to Spin Monday
Some will call the action bullish and others will call it bearish, but it was really just mixed.
Don't Be Fooled by Dull Market Movement
Sleepy action like we saw on Monday tends to be the setup for drama in the future.
Which Way Will We Break Out? You Tell Me
So far, according to my Twitter poll on which way we break out of the S&P 500's trading range, it's nearly half and half; plus, here are some of the indicator changes I've spotted.
Quick Trade for Crude
Here's a short-term trade for crude, as the longer-term trend in oil remains bearish.
Mixed Signals
Some indicators show no sign of getting oversold in the intermediate-term, while others are close.
Forget About Recession Risks? Stocks Haven't and the Noise Is Getting Louder
Stock investors had a lot to worry about heading into the weekend. Now they have more to worry about. Here's what you need to know now.
Here's Your Fourth-Quarter Investment Guide Book
Think a recession is coming? Just monitor fourth quarter developments first. That serves as an investment guide.
When Bad News Is Good News
When the market rallies on negative news as it did Thursday, it means that the news has already been priced in and no selling pressure is left.
Why Stocks Rose After Poor Services Data (Hint: Think Interest Rates)
Now, here's how to invest going forward.
Here's Why the ISM Non-Manufacturing Data Moved Stocks
Here's what's driving the market forward and what to expect from here.