Stocks failed to rebound on February 26 but managed to finish the day around yesterday’s lows, as it continues to try to bottom.

Algos have been searching ferociously to find a level of support on the S&P 500, and on February 26, they may have finally found it.

The algo’s and the ETF’s are on the loose, and the fear gauges are rising, signaling that a market bottom may be very near.

Stocks are chopping around on February 25 as markets are looking for their footing following a rough trading session yesterday.

The S&P 500 fell by over 3% in a bone-crushing day. But if anything we learned were the line in the sand rests, and what that likely means.

Stocks are due to fall sharply on February 24 on rising coronavirus fears. But gaps from early February are filling up rapidly,

The week of February 23 could prove to be a volatile one, and here are seven monster stock market predictions to get you started.

The most popular question I get from subscribers is how I hedge, and my approach is simple: long time frames and no leverage.

Stocks fell for a second day on February 21 as the end of days draw one-day closers, and the bears circle the wagons.

The stock market is falling on February 21 and now we have to ask who wants to go long into the weekend?

Stocks fell by a stunning 1% intraday =), yes stocks can fall, proving to be nothing more than an unnecessary fire drill.

Stocks are falling on February 20, but despite the all-time highs, there is a fear trade that persists beneath the surface.

Stocks continue to charge higher on February 19 with little to holding back this bull market.

Stocks are rising around the globe on February 19 and looking to move back to their record highs as they challenge critical resistance.

Stocks were strong on February 18 shrugging off the Apple News, and that can only be one thing. Stocks want to keep going higher

Stocks are falling on February 18 on Apple’s revenue warning, but overall trends are unchanged, and any pullback is likely to be short-term.

The stock market rally is likely to resume when trading returns on February 18 as global markets continue in the US’s absence.

The week of February 17 will be short due to the President’s day holiday, but that’s not going to stop the bulls from pushing stocks higher.

The bears have an excuse for everything when it comes to the markets rally, but their narrative is falling apart, and they don’t realize it.

It didn’t take long for stocks to kick the coronavirus blues on February 13 to rally and fill the gaps as expected.