COMMENTARY

Market Can’t Escape the Debt Deal Close Lower

The day started off well with the NASDAQ gapping up more than 130 basis points. However, it wouldn’t last more than a few minutes with sellers taking over pushing the market lower. ISM manufacturing and construction spending didn’t help. ISM manufacturing was expected...

Stocks Give Away Intraday Gains Close Near Lows

The day started off rocky despite a positive jobless claim figure at 8:30pm. Traders pushed the market to its high of the day by midday causing many to think the recent sell off was all over. However, the market continues to be heavy with plenty of stocks continuing...

Stocks End On a Sour Note Notch Another Day of Distribution

Once again the Debt Ceiling debate continued to dominate the headlines despite earnings season. The lack of ability for Washington DC to come together continues to strike fear amongst market participants. Institutions stepped up their game today selling stock on the...

Hope Fades on Debt Deal Stocks Finish Lower

With little economic news to digest the market turned its sight on the Debt Ceiling debate in Washington, DC. Volume began the day lower on the NASDAQ and flirted with positive territory on the NYSE. By the end of the day however, the NYSE posted higher volume than...

Stocks Close Lower Despite Big Earnings out of AAPL Stock

AAPL stock blew out earnings estimates and gave an impressive earnings release. There is no denying the power of that stock, but its gains failed to lift the market for a second straight day. Volume dried up across the board, excluding AAPL from the mix. The action in...

AAPL Stock Shines as IBM Stock Reports Earnings After-Hours

AAPL stock surges on big volume as buyers rushed into the stock. In the meantime, the NASDAQ and the rest of the stock market were in trouble for much of the day as sellers took ahold of the market for much of the day. The late day surge in AAPL stock helped lift the...

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