Last week was a very important week on Wall Street. The bulls stepped in and defended major support (the longer term 200 day moving average line)

Dear All: 1. There are 10 New Setups In This Week’s Report 2. Recent Media: CNBC: Stocks gyrate as energy falls 1.5%, but

Market Update: What a difference a few hours can make on Wall Street. Dow futures plunged ~900 points early Wed morning (the sell off began

Market Update: Over the weekend, the FBI cleared Hillary in the latest email scandal and stocks rallied sharply from deeply oversold levels on Monday.
In a normal, non easy money world, we would say the market is tracing out a classic topping pattern and the days are numbered for

Dear All: 1. There are 10 New Setups In This Week’s Report 2. Recent Media: Forbes: These Stocks Will Plunge If Clinton Wins Thursday,

Market Update: Notwithstanding more easy money from global central banks, the stock market is forming a huge top and continues getting weaker, not
The tape remains very split but is getting weaker. This was the 8th consecutive week that the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial average closed

Market Update: In a normal environment (and this market is anything but normal) we would say without a shadow of a doubt that the market
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