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Wall Street May Get Coal in its Stocking This Year
There appears to be little hope of turning this market around before Dec. 31.
Energy Stocks Lead Rally as Oil Falls
Tax-loss selling may be behind this seemingly contradictory action.
Market Not Broken, but It Sure Is Badly Bent
Oil's sell-off sparked a bearish intraday reversal in the Dow and S&P 500.
Lack of Fear Could be Prelude to a Nasty Surprise
A year-end rally can't be ruled out, but VIX could still issue a sell signal.
Massive Overhead Still a Major Threat
Making new highs could prove difficult for the bulls.
Double-Top Thwarts Charge to New Highs
A move below nearby support will result in at least a sideways trend.
Reversal May be the Nail in the Coffin
Wednesday's sell-off should have caused more concern among the bulls.
Stocks Fall on Fears of Imminent Rate Hike
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen gave more signals that a December rate hike is on the way, sending markets down on Wednesday.
Santa Rally May Rest in Fed’s Hands
The market continues its struggle to break free from resistance.
Stocks Surge on Disappointing Economic Data
A slew of less-than-exciting economic data sent markets higher on the hopes that a rate hike might be kicked farther down the road.
Why the Dow Should End 2015 in the Black
The Dow Jones is a robust bundle of resilient stocks, and there's plenty of reason to have confidence in its performance.
Don’t Ignore This Bull Market Signal
The S&P 500's 17-month moving average issued a long-term buy.
Small, Mid Caps Trading in a Recovery Channel
The near- and intermediate-term uptrends continued in the holiday-shortened week.
There is No Guarantee of a Breakout
Lower volume favors higher volatility and a pullback.
Stocks Start ‘Sleeper’ Week by Slipping
The intermediate- and near-term trends are up, but the bulls have something to prove
Expect Profit-Taking in This Low-Volume Week
The market is mildly overbought as small and mid caps approach major resistance.
Don’t Buy This Dull Market
Until we see a convincing breakout, traders should sell into the rally.
Rally Looks Destined to Fail
Low volume, massive overhead and a knee-jerk reaction to the Fed seem like an odd way to begin a new leg up.
3 Things to Watch on the NYSE Composite Chart
None of them create a feeling of optimism.
