No matter how you slice and dice it, stocks have only been this expensive one other times in modern history.

Stocks stalled out on April 27 ahead of the FOMC meeting and plenty of earnings.

Stocks stall out on April 26 ahead of a big week of earnings, as Tesla reports better than expected results.

This will be one of the busiest weeks of 2021 with earnings and an FOMC meeting.

Investors didn’t seem to like the idea of the capital gains tax going to 40%.

Stocks rose sharply on April 20, but Bitcoin is dropping and gold is rising.

Stocks fell on April 20 for the second day, and may be heading lower tomorrow after Netflix’s disappointing results

Stocks fell on April 19, but tomorrow will tell us a lot about the next big move.

The week of April 19 may surprise some investors, especially after a big run-up in stocks the past two weeks.

Stocks rose on April 16, but we need to ask what is happening beneath the surface.

Stocks advanced on April 15 but found themselves in a very overextended position.

Stocks fell on April 14 as investors gear up for option expiration on Friday.

Stocks rose again, but it is coming incredibly clear that things may change quickly as we approach options expiration.

April 12 was a boring day for the stock market, but it didn’t stop biotech from sinking and volatility measures from surging.

There is no doubting the momentum in the stock market, but these charts show there may be very little room to climb from here.

The theme for April appears to be to move the futures up overnight and do nothing the rest of the day.

Stocks were flat on April 7 as the Fed minutes revealed little if anything.

Stocks rose on March 31 as sellers waited for the final minutes of trading to emerge.

Stocks fell slightly on March 30, but the trading range we have witnessed is about ready to end.

It was an ugly trading session on March 29 led higher by the defensive sectors.