Category: Market Commentary

Wyatt Research Analyst Kevin McElroy finds a direct link between the actions of the Federal Reserve and the historical amounts of global strife.

Although I wouldn't expect much downside pressure to be applied by the bears, the bulls used up a lot of their momentum last week. Today should be a very sideways session.

The market continued its grind higher. And the rally that started November 25 made another new high despite still being in overbought condition.

Wyatt Research Analyst Kevin McElroy connects the dots from European banks to American banks, and finds a direct link between the actions of the Federal Reserve and the historical amounts of global strife.

The market completely reversed direction yesterday and the move was led by the big U.S. banks and large cap technology.

S&P 500 stocks continue to defy overbought conditions and logic. Perhaps a little Presidents' Day history will be their comeuppance.

Here's what you need to know as an investor as the presidential election approaches.

The market declined yesterday and the bears looked a little stronger. Volume wasn't very high, but the bears were able to reverse a very bullish open and also defend 1355 price resistance.

Bank stocks are falling this morning as Moody's will review many of them for possible downgrade. Will the market as a whole follow?

Over the past four or five months, the volume on the New York Stock Exchange has been pathetic. So here's my advice...