
Market Update: The sideways/choppy action that has dominated the tape since Sep 9th continues as investors desperately look for clarity and a bullish catalyst. Leadership has

Dear All: 1. There are 11 New Setups In This Week’s Report 2. Recent Media: CNBC: S&P turns positive as consumer discretionary leads; dollar
The tape remains very split. This is the 7th consecutive week that the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial average are below their respective 50

Market Update: Interestingly, the major indices are “up” for the week as investors continue to digest a slew of economic, earnings and Central Bank

Market Update: Overall the action remains sloppy and the tape remains very split. The market is trying to bounce off support (Sep’s low for
Stocks fell hard last week as earnings season officially began. It was a volatile and important week because the Nasdaq 100 hit a fresh record

Market Update: Today’s big sell-off illustrates how fragile the market is even as it trades just below its record high. The split tape we have

Dear All: 1. There are 10 New Setups In This Week’s Report 2. Recent Media: CNBC: Stocks Fall As Dollar Jumps To Highest
Stocks fell last week after the jobs report missed estimates for the second straight month and more and more areas appear to be either rolling
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