Stocks are rising on June 18 as yield falls and Draghi stands ready to act forcing Powell into a corner once again, what does the Fed do now?

The stars are aligning, and they suggest that stock may break out on June 18 as Facebook brings harmony and balance to the world.

The stock market is pointing to a higher opening on June 17 as the S&P 500 futures flirt with resistance at 2,900.

The week of June 17 will be busy with a Fed rate decision. I give you nine stock market predictions to help you get through it all.

This week’s recession data, I meant economic data doesn’t suggest one is coming any time soon, sorry to disappoint!

Stocks put on a strong showing on June 14 and solid performance all week, suggesting they may be heading higher and soon.

Chip stocks are falling following Broadcom’s weak results and guidance. Will it be enough to sink the entire market on June 14?

The Russell 2000 rose by 1% on June 13, and all signs point to more gains on the way. But don’t count on the semis helping.

Stocks are gearing up for a big break out on June 13, and we find out just how strong the bull market is as it charges ahead.

Stocks went nowhere on June 12, but there are signs that they could be on the verge of a break out on June 13.

Tesla (TSLA) shares are surging on June 12 following its shareholder meeting can help lead the market higher today?

The S&P 500 snapped its five-day winning streak on June 11, but don’t worry stocks likely still have further to climb in the day ahead.

The stock market is shooting for its sixth up day in a row on June 11 as the S&P 500 futures pointing to another higher opening.

Stocks continue their hot streak on Monday, June 10, with the S&P 500 rising by about 0.50%. There may be more to come.

The stock market will try to make it five up days in a row, and at least to start the day it is looking that way.

The week of June 10 will have less economic data, but that doesn’t mean stocks like AAPL and CSCO can’t pick up where they left off.

Rates on the 10-Year treasury have plunged and that is likely to help lift the S&P 500 to record heights in the coming months.

How can there be a recession when we never had any real growth, to begin with? Perhaps the bonds are just reflecting reality in which we live.

The job number was weaker than expected, don’t worry because suddenly the US may give China more time before new tariffs.

The stock managed to rise on June 6 despite the calls for recessionary doom as the Fed prepares to cut rates.