Trade tension? We have been talking about “the wedge” since the beginning of the week. I got the direction wrong; that’s a different story.

Stocks may drop May 23 on “trade tensions” because it sounds scary despite stocks around the globe just marking time over the past few weeks.

May 23 could be a big turning point for the S&P 500 as two trend lines converge, will stocks rise or fall? We find out tomorrow.

Stocks are set to open lower despite some positive trade headlines overnight. Apple, Qualcomm, and Target will be in focus for May 22.

There was a storming brewing on May 21 in the stock market, and that means the riptides are getting stronger.

Up or down May 21? Left, right; this way or that; ban, don’t ban. Huawei has been preparing for this moment for 1000 years, um sure.

Stocks fell again on May 20, and despite being resilient, the Russell index is suggesting there may be more losses in store.

The chips stocks are dragging the market lower on May 20 as companies begin to comply with bans on Huawei.

The week of May 20 is sure to be filled with trade headlines, so here are six stocks that may fall as a result, and not as a result.

The week of May 20 will light on news, and that means trade talk will, or the lack thereof will dominate headlines once again.

Go long stocks over the weekend? Are you crazy! Not when a tweet could come at any moment over the weekend.

The stock market is pointing lower on May 17, and Nvidia, Alibaba, JD.com, Qualcomm, and Square are five stocks that may drop.

Stocks had a big day on May 16 but gave back nearly half by days end as tweet anxiety appears to be setting in on investors.

The stock market will try to rally for a third in a row on May 16, and as of right now things are looking pretty good.

The stock market rose again on May 15, but the S&P 500 has only recovered half its losses from Monday at best.

Stocks are pointing to a slightly lower opening on May 15, and Home Depot, Salesforce, FedEx, Alibaba, and BofA face trouble

Stocks bounced back on May 14 but failed to hold all the significant gains. As for the trade war, it seems China may be taking care of that.

Stocks will try to rebound on May 14, but if one thing is obvious, it is that algo’s are in control and that means trouble.

The stock market fell hard on May 13, and at the moment trend suggests more losses are on the way for the S&P 500

The stock market is pointing to a lower opening on May 13 as trade tension with Micron, Boeing, Nvidia heading lower.