What happens in other parts of the market will tell us a lot about the direction of US equities go.

The mega-cap stocks have yet to crack but are getting very close.

Stocks fell hard yesterday and will try to mount a rebound Friday, September 11, 2020

Stocks failed at key resistance today, falling sharply in the second half of the trading session. More selling may be on the way.

The ECB will release its monetary policy decision at 7:45 AM ET, and it should be heavy in talking down the euro.

Stocks had an up day but a weak finish, failing at some critical levels of resistance that matter most.

Stocks are rebounding on September 9, but one must watch for the gap up and fill, especially in this volatile time.

Stocks were slammed on September 8 with the NASDAQ falling another 4%, but the worst may still lie ahead.

Technology stocks are falling again, with the NASDAQ 100 indicated down by almost 3% on September 8.

The week of September 8 may be rough with the NASDAQ futures already suggesting a 1% decline to the week.

The week of September 8 may be rough with the NASDAQ futures already suggesting a 1% decline to the week.

It will be a big week with the ECB meeting this Thursday that could set the tone for more than the currency market and rates.

The idea that low rates lead to higher PE ratios is false; it merely does not work that way.

Stocks fell sharply on September 4 despite a late-day comeback that failed.

It may be a another rough trading session on September 4 for technology heading into a long holiday weekend.

Stocks plunged on September 3 as the dam finally breaks, unleashing the wrath of the gamma unwind.

A technology led pullback could result in an 8% decline in the NASDAQ 100, but still keep it in multi-month uptrend.

Stocks continue to melt-up as the self-fulfilling prophecy of higher prices brings in more and more buyers.

The week of August 31 will be a big one for economic data, which can undoubtedly be market moving.

Stocks rose again on August 28, as the stock market freight train pushes ever higher.