COMMENTARY

It is clear as day the NASDAQ Composite index is the leading index of this market. Technology stocks have been big winners since the August decline. About mid-morning rumors were swirling the Austrian Government voted no on a bailout package for Greece. Sellers, or...

Just another day on Wall Street as volatility reigns supreme as the European issues continue to be front and center. Evidently the BRICs are now entering the fold as one to help out the troubled banks in European, but it won’t ultimately slow down the freight train of...

Coming into the week more concerns over a Greek default piled onto an already unstable market. Fear has gripped this market and it doesn’t surprise us. Monday’s trading session was filled with wild swings that would make most violently ill. Day traders delight...

Four Under-The-Radar Stocks Under Massive Accumulation

Early morning trading received a boost by the recovery in the European markets. European markets were cheering news out of Italy on their ability to add more to their austerity package. For now, it was seen as a positive step in the right direction. From the get-go...

European stocks on Labor Day took on massive losses on Monday while the US was enjoying the day off. US Equity futures weren’t enjoying much of anything indicating a sharply lower open for US stocks. The only piece of economic data on the horizon was the ISM Non-Mfg...

Another shot at the 2600 level for the NASDAQ was denied even after a better than expected ISM Manufacturing figure. The market was expecting a contraction, but the index was able to hold on and show a little expansion. Bulls took over, but for only for a brief moment...

Four Leading Medical Stocks With A Bright Future

Looking back at the month we were witnessed to a wild and crazy trading. The S&P 500 was down more than 5% for the month while the Russell 2000 index was down more than 8%. All the while S&P downgraded the United States Issuer rating from AAA to AA+. Today’s action...

The market got a major dose of economic news this morning. Case-Shiller released its reading on the housing market and although prices fell again they did not fall as much as expected. Good news, relatively speaking. Stocks were able to climb off session lows, but...