Yesterday’s market had a different feel to it, a better feel. There seemed to be a renewal of some degree of resiliency, and we saw that early on in the session.

Last Friday’s session presented a glass half full scenario, at least from my perspective. I say that because the overall market held up relatively well given the big selling pressure in AI stocks and technology generally.

It has been a challenging week for stocks. On the surface perhaps, we could attribute this to a consolidation, probably somewhat overdue…

The stock market continues to hold on to intraday rallies and this underscores the ongoing uncertainties that investors face on a number of fronts, the latest of which…

With the major market indices trading below their respective short-term moving average trend lines, the onus remains on the bulls, short term.

Yesterday’s market action represented the 3rd key intraday reversal for stocks in as many weeks. This underscores faltering upward momentum…

This morning the stock market is absorbing the news of Iran’s missile and drone attacks on Israel over the weekend.

Yesterday rallies in the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq were impressive but from a technical perspective  they were not game changers. At least not yet....

The CBOE Volatility Index above the 16 level this morning and within just a few basis points of its recent intra-day highs. So, it is breaching that near-term pattern of intra-day peaks…

With the AI theme under pressure, but the general market is holding up remarkably well, but not a great surprise given the fact this has been a broad-based recovery from the lows struck last October.

Put aside the Fed, the upcoming 1st quarter earnings reporting season, and geopolitical factors…today we have a total solar eclipse on our hands and it will be interesting to see how the stock market reacts….

Another high-volume reversal for the major market indices, the second to occur in a little more than a week. This is certainly a concerning signal that…

Some firms are issuing more cautious outlooks for the stock market. This may be a good thing for the market outlook short-term.

The CBOE Volatility Index reflecting some shakeup of complacency in yesterday’s session, with the VIX (“Fear Index”) moving above the 15 level.

AI stocks appear to be sputtering ahead of the 1st quarter earnings reporting season, which should come as no surprise given the big gains that this category has scored year to date.

It was 26 years ago that I first appeared on Wall Street Week with Louis Rukeyser and I was billed the “No April Fool.”

Rotation was on full display in yesterday’s session, a session that saw the Dow and S&P 500 rally into uncharted territory…

The stock market has been consolidating over the last three trading sessions, essentially since its initial, positive knee-jerk reaction to the Fed’s announcement last week that it may cut rates up to three times this year.

The S&P 400 Midcap Index is up just under 8% year to date. That puts its performance in close proximity to the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq. I think this is important because…

Yesterday’s market was the latest example of how difficult, if not futile, it is to try to sharp shoot near-term support and resistance targets, and to set objectives for the major market indices.