The trends matter much more than the price action, watch the trends, not the size of the declines, that is all that matters.

It was a wild day on March 10, but turnaround Tuesday lived up it’s billing, with the bulls mounting an epic comeback.

Stocks are in rally mode on March 10 but are approaching a critical level of resistance, and that may not be a good thing.

The S&P 500 fell by almost 8% on March 9, and the lifelines are running thin, with the market pricing in earnings contractions.

Stock futures are plunging, as oil prices fall sharply, as the gods of the market seek to pound the few remaining bulls into submission.

The week of March 9 is likely to be a wild one for both stocks and the market, so here are ten predictions to start you off.

If you are wondering why it seems like the 2900 region on the S&P 500 has been acting as support, there’s a reason.

Stocks are still volatile, despite taking me a week, it has become crystal clear to me why stocks are sinking, and it’s not what you think.

The stock market has been a sea of volatility for the last two weeks, and there are no signs of it settling down anytime.

Stocks rallied on March 4, blowing off every negative coronavirus headline as if they never even existed, and now all-time highs may be next.

The S&P 500 is due to jump higher on March 4 following a rocky trading session yesterday, the big question is if can be trusted.

Stocks fell sharply on March 3 and based on the current trading patterns March 4 may not prove to be any better.

The stock market is pointing to a lower opening on March 3, as volatility will attempt to subside after a week of wild trading.

Stocks ripped higher on March 2, bouncing back from a bruising week, but that doesn’t mean we are the clear just yet.

Stocks are trading in a wide range on March 2, and it could mean we are about to see one insane trading session.

Stocks will try to rebound the week of March 2, and the only thing that will matter is what happens at 2,855.

It was a brutal week for the stock market, but as history has taught us, it isn’t a matter of “if” the bull run again, but “when.”

It was back and forth trading session on February 28, but the Fed finally blinked indicate rates were likely to be cut.

Stocks continued to plunge on February 27, with the S&P 500 down 4.5% as the black hole sucks up all in its path.

Stocks are ready to fall again on February 27, testing the support regions we have been watching; it makes today a critical test.