Stock futures have been bouncing around in the pre-market as investors await some big economic data on June 1.

The week of June 1 will be hectic will tons of stock market-moving economic data and plenty of earnings reports.

Investors are looking for a “V” or “U” shaped recovery, but it just may not be possible to recover that quickly.

It has become clear that brokers-dealers need to get long the S&P 500 at 3000 and short at 3050, for now at least.

Stocks are bouncing around on May 29 ahead of an important announcement on China and next week’s data dump.

The momentum trade driving stocks higher may be very close to breaking.

Stocks are trying to rally on May 28, but are struggling despite yesterday’s big rebound.

It was a wild day on May 27 for stocks, with what seems to be bizarre price action in a very strange stock market.

Stocks will try to rise again on May 27 as fresh stimulus plans from the EU help.

Stocks managed to finish the day higher on May 26, but struggled to finish out the day as China headlines made the rounds.

Stocks are rising on May 26 as the global rally pushes forward, and markets look out to the year 2022.

Earnings estimates for 2020 and 2021 continue to fall, and that doesn’t paint a rosy outlook for the stock market.

The week of May 25 will be a holiday-shortened one, but that doesn’t mean it won’t be a busy one. Here are eight stocks to watch for the week.

Stocks are trying to bounce back on May 22 after falling yesterday.

Stocks fell on May 21 as some key technology stocks broke significant uptrends.

Stocks are pointing to a lower start on May 21 ahead of what is likely to be a busy day for economic data.

Stocks jumped today, bouncing back from yesterday’s steep afternoon plunge. The bulls continue to run, trampling all that stand in their way.

The market turned sharply lower in the middle of the afternoon in an odd turn of events as more warnings mount.

Stocks futures were high, then lower, now flat. Regardless it should be another fun day.

Stocks rise on Monday on hopes of a coronavirus vaccine, but despite the significant gains, there was nothing too impressive.

Stocks are rising on May 18, picking up where they left off from late weeks and trying to make it three up days in a row.

The week of May 18 is likely to be less exciting from an economic standpoint but is still likely to have plenty of fireworks.

Earnings estimates continue to fall for 2020 and 2021 but likely haven’t fallen enough as we find out more about the state of the US economy.

It isn’t the coronavirus that is sending stocks lower on May 15, but rising trade tensions between the US and China, once again.

Stocks stage a big comeback on May 14 despite disappointing initial claims as investors dream about more stimulus money.

Stocks are moving lower on May 14 ahead of the big initial claims report at 8:30 AM, what happens after that data is the question.

The S&P 500 fell again on May 13 and is now down about 4% just this week, and it looks like it may only be getting warmed up.

Technology stocks continue to push higher, as valuations and technicals continue to push the upper limits of sanity.

Stocks are falling on May 11, not just here in the US, but around the globe, and there are a bunch of trends forming that need to be closely watched.

Here are 8 Monster Stock Market Predictions to get you start for the week of May 11, along with a free Video segment.

The stock market’s significant gains may be due to a little momentum trade that has been taking place in recent weeks, that may have run its course.

Stocks rose on May 8 despite the massive decline in the employment for the month of April.

Today is Jobs Friday, and normal times these reports have a great deal of meaning, and these are not normal times.

Stocks rose on May 7 as yields fell, and the Fed Funds Futures started to price in negative interest rates for 2021, it all makes sense now, not really.

Stocks have seen some of there most significant gains following theses jobless claims in the past in a bad-news is good news scenario.

The stock market fell on May 6 and is now showing some severe signs of fatigue as the financial’s rollover.

Stocks are trying to rise again on May 6, ut with the ADP job data coming and some tough levels of resistance, it may not be easy.

Stocks rose sharply on May 5, well, until 3 PM. Then the Fed’s Vice Chairman gave investors a harsh dose of reality.

Stocks are set to rise on May 5, ahead of some key economic data that will come quickly after the market opening.

Stocks managed to rally back from a Monday morning sell-off but did little to repair the technical damage from last week.

Stocks are falling on May 4 as major trends are breaking, and momentum is now shifting from bullish to bearish.

The week of May 4 will be a busy one for the market, with a lot of economic and stock news.

Earnings estimates for 2020 and 2021 are plunging and leaving the S&P 500 overvalued. It means risks for pull back are rising.

May is undoubtedly not starting as April finished, and with trends lines breaking, we could be in for a rough month.

Stocks fell on April 30 following the initial claims data that was worse than expected. But bull trends remain.

It jobs Thursday, and that means that once those jobless claims hit, the market is likely to jump. Well, at least based, on recent weeks’ action.

Stocks are trading to rebound from yesterday’s late-day sell-off on April 29 ahead of what is likely to be an exciting FOMC press conference.

Stocks jumped to start the day on April 28, but by days end, all of those significant gains were gone, finishing at the lows of the day.

As long as the sun keeps rising, all is good in the world of the equity market, as nothing keeps the market down.

Stocks rose again, and on some days, it seems like they may be the only risk asset that is rising. Nah, couldn’t be.

Stocks are set to rise on April 27 but have been trading sideways since the start of the month, despite oil continued decline.

The week of April 27 is going to be a MONSTER one with earnings from AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL, and MSFT, along with the Fed with and economic data.

There is nothing worse than the fear of missing out, but in this case it be worth figthing that urge.

Stocks jumped on April 24, but there are clear signs that momentum continues to fade.

Stocks are trying to rebound on April 24 after a choppy and wild session the previous day, but the trends may have already turned.