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Expect a Bumpy Ride Between Now and New Year’s
Traders beware, we are entering a period of historically high volatility.
How Far Will the Market Fall If We Go Over the Fiscal Cliff?
There appears to be enough support to hold a decline to 5%-8%.
Market’s Small Loss May Have Much Bigger Implications
Tuesday's seemingly minor decline confirms the validity of the key reversal day. Here's what you can expect stocks to do next.
Grossly Oversold Market Due for a Bounce
The technicals tell us that the likelihood of a sharp rally is high.
Do Tech Stocks Spell Trouble or Opportunity?
They have been inflicting damage on the major indices, but a rally in the sector may be coming.
S&P 500’s Resistance May Fall Soon
For the past two days, the close has been near the high of the day, indicating that late profit-taking couldn’t overcome buyers.
We Could Be In for a Whale of a Breakout
The expression "never sell a dull market" usually holds true, so our strategy remains the same: Buy on weakness.
Should You be Worried About the Market’s Sell Signal?
The U.S. dollar's buy signal was accompanied by a sell from the Nasdaq.
QE3 Is Priced in the Markets, But Is It Baked in the Cake?
The Fed has flirted with QE3, and the market is finally calling its bluff. If today's announcement isn't perfect, things could get dicey in the short term.
The Global Currency Trade Is Heating Up
Bond, stocks and gold are all tracking the dollar-euro relationship. What does this mean for the financial market outlook?
VIX May be Signaling Profit-Taking Ahead
We saw one of the most violent reversals up in the fear index in memory.
Traders May Want to Start September on the Sidelines
Volatility is likely to pick up next month, but the overall direction of the market is unclear.
Is There a Good Reason to Buy Stocks Now?
With all of the political, economic and technical headwinds, buying stocks now is risky.
The Market Is Running Out of Time
A move down could form a triple-top on the S&P 500 with the probability of a sudden plunge high.
Is the Fed Trying to Pull One Over on Investors?
The Fed seems to be employing one of its most effective powers -- one that it turns to when it has few other options.