Bolstered by gains in foreign markets, stocks on Wall Street opened broadly higher and are extending the gains into midday trading Tuesday. After dropping 4.5 points yesterday, the S&P 500 is up 18.70 points to 2075.2 and near session highs. Economic news added to holiday cheers as Consumer Confidence was up to a better-than-expected 96.5 […]

Trading remained volatile through the Quad Witch Expiration Friday and, at the closing bell, the S&P 500 was down 24.60 points to 2017.31.  After a two-day 2.8% decline, the S&P 500 was essentially flat for the week, despite the three-day winning streak rally through the Fed rate announcement Wednesday. Falling crude oil prices have been a focal point […]

The bulls continue to have a slight overall edge. Let’s take a look at where that strength is and how to pick the stocks that could catalyze the next move.

With Energy ($XLE) sparking a rally we look at a Head & Shoulders breakout forming. We will also cover the estimated move in Facebook ($FB) in front of tonight’searnings.

While there are certainly some pockets of weakness in the stock market, the overall market environment is clearly bullish right now. What do we need to watch for next week that could put the bulls on their heels?  

Large Caps lead but Small Caps lag, should we be worried? Lets use Tradespoon Seasonality charts to help guide our next trade.  

Who is right, the Stock or Bond Market? We take a look at the world’s largest market, the Bonds, to see really where this market could be heading next week.

  The major indexes are nearing their moment-of-truth as the smaller up-trends start to challenge the bigger down-trends. Let’s take a look at what is on the horizon. Join us for our 2 minute view!

We are stuck between critical support and resistance levels, a proverbial no man’s land. At this juncture the Bears still have control that they established in lat e summer, that is unless resistance can be broken.

With the S&P 500 P/E, Price to Earnings, level at overvalued and Earnings under performing for the last three quarters, do the bears have the Bulls by the horns? How can tradespooners hedge their portfolio if the markets continue to trade so volatility? Check out the video and see all of this explained.