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Market Update: The market is under pressure after a few Fed officials came out over the past 24 hours and said the Fed should raise

Dear All: 1. There are 10 New Setups In This Week’s Report 2. Recent Media: CNBC: Dow Up Triple Digits As Street Keeps Eyes
Stocks ended mixed in September and higher for the quarter. Volatility, which had been muted since Brexit, jumped last month as stocks traded all over

Market Update: The very split tape we have mentioned all month continues as the Nasdaq 100 and Semiconductors continue to lead while most of the

Market Update: The market fell on Monday, erasing most of the Post Fed Rally, then the bulls showed up and sent stocks higher (as of

Dear All: 1. There are 10 New Setups In This Week’s Report 2. Recent Media: Forbes: Facebook Is In Hot Water: What’s An 80%
Stocks rallied last week after global central banks juiced markets – for the umpteenth time. Eventually, markets will stop reacting well to all the easy

Market Update: The market jumped nicely after both the Bank of Japan and the U.S. Federal Reserve reiterated their easy money stance. The Dow is
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