The morning got going with GDP coming in-line with expectations. Putrid growth of 1.9% was in-line with expectations, but far from where we should be 3 years removed from 2009 lows. Shortly after the market opened the Supreme Court upheld Obamacare and the market got interesting. Stocks ended up heading lower after creating a bit [...]
Merkel Cancels Meeting Sends Stocks off the Lows of the Session
Posted on June 28, 2012 // Leave a Comment
A Tale of Two Tapes, NASDAQ Continues its Outperformance
Posted on March 22, 2012 // Leave a Comment
The S&P 500 and other NYSE indexes were hit with a day of distribution while the NASDAQ was able to escape. Euro contagion continue with a focus on Portugal seems to be the flavor of the month. If the market hasn’t figured it out now all the Euro nations will have to face the music [...]
AAPL Keeps the NASDAQ Afloat as the Market Aways Earnings Season
Coming off a holiday week stocks ended slightly in the red with volume coming in higher across the board. The Dow Jones industrial average along with the NYSE composite both notched distribution days, but the NASDAQ and S&P 500 skirted distribution. AAPL was certainly a star of the session despite volume coming in lower for [...]