Today's Market

Why are stocks up (or down) and what does the latest Nvidia news mean? Today’s Market will answer those questions and keep you informed about big stock market movers. We’ll also tell you about the latest Fed moves, what stocks Warren Buffett is buying, and which stocks look primed for a short squeeze. Today’s Market is the perfect pairing of InvestorPlace’s expert financial advice and critical stock and crypto news.

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Will the Support Hold?

Our indicators and charts are telling us that the market is testing its support at Dow 8,000 and S&P 500 800.

Earnings Outlook Murky

After 43 years in this arena, I'm not convinced that any analyst is capable of accurately forecasting earnings when so many variables are present.

Expect the Consolidation to Continue

The consolidation that began in November will likely extend for an indefinite period.

A Closer Look at ‘Bear Traps’

Bear traps usually occur on stocks with low capitalization but can also occur in the broader market, too.

Market Changing ‘Channels’

To the novice chart reader, the market's 'channel up consolidation' may look bullish, but veteran technicians know otherwise.

Low Volume, But Still Noteworthy

Optimists say low volume is reason to treat the sell-off lightly, but low volume only indicates few buyers and many sellers, and it's been falling for weeks.

VeriSign Signaling Turnaround

In a show of strength, VRSN's stochastic flashed a buy signal and the 20-day moving average broke above the 50-day m.a.

Can Stocks Keep Climbing?

Day after day, we've been besieged with how bad the economy really is and, yet, stocks keep plodding their way higher.

Beware Bull Fever

Let's not get caught up in bullish fever unless Dow 9,600 and S&P 1,010 are broken with gusto.

Short-term Outlook Up, But …

The market may have enough strength to challenge huge resistance lines on the DJI and the SPX but not enough to change the intermediate trend from down to up.

Will Santa Stop at Wall Street?

Not likely. The stochastic of the major indices has issued a double sell signal, which could indicate a serious attack on the market's lows is about to occur.

When Did You Learn We Were In Recession?

Recently the world was shocked to learn the U.S. had entered a recession way back in December 2007. So when did you learn about the recession? In retrospect, knowing very quickly when a recession starts is quite an important thing -- one that can have a life-altering impact on your financial future.

Market Could Get the Holiday Blues

With volume declining as the Christmas holiday approaches, we could see a pick-up in volatility and, thus, a full test of the lows.

Looking Forward by Looking Back

My approach is reactive, as opposed to predictive analysis, and depends upon the markets and their past history of indicators to direct our investments.

Testing the S&P’s Support

I remain a bear and expect that we will shortly have another test of the major support line at SPX 810.

Cautiously Bearish, But Still Bearish

With nearly all internal indicators overbought, the Fed rate cuts, the dollar's drop and a grim Q4 earnings forecast, we remain cautious but testy bears.

Fed Spurs Rally — But Will it Stick?

I'll refrain from jumping on board this rally and remain very skeptical unless volume improves, along with other tested indicators.

In a Holding Pattern

The market continues to tenaciously hold above the support lines of 810 on the SPX and 8,000 on the DJI.

Pay Attention to the Signals

One of my favorite indicators, the Stochastic oscillator, has predicted virtually every sell-off this year. Learn what it's telling us now.