The S&P 500 is pointing to a slightly lower opening on January 31, but the trends in the market appear to have shifted.

The futures are pointing to a lower opening on January 30 as the coronavirus pop back up and markets in Asia and Europe fall.

Stocks were up; Stocks were down, Stocks were confused by the Fed’s balance sheet commentary, missing its dovish tone.

Stocks are rising again on January 29, following strong results from Apple, and as investor fears calm around the coronavirus.

Stocks rebounded on January 28 filling the gap, but stocks are still not out of the danger zone, at least not yet.

Stocks will try to rebound on January 28 but will face some critical levels of technical resistance along the way.

The S&P 500 fell by about 1.5% on January 27, sitting on the brink, while leaving investors in suspense, waiting for what happens next.

Stocks are plunging on January 27 to start the week as fears over the spreading coronavirus rise and volatility surges.

The week of January 27 will be a busy one for earnings, and I give you seven monster predictions for the week ahead.

Earnings for the 4Q’19 are beating estimates at their worst rate since the 4Q’18, as the number of companies missing has risen sharply.

Stocks roared to record highs in the fourth quarter of 2019, and so did the Mott Capital Thematic Growth portfolio.

Stocks dropped on January 24, it’s the plunge we have been expecting, but there is likely further declines to come.

Stocks are trading higher on January 24 and what happens today, will determine which way momentum carries us.

Stocks had a beautiful day rising sharply off their lows, but the price action left with more worries than I had before.

Stocks are pointing to a lower open on January 23, as the market appears ready to see the mini-drawdown we have been waiting for.

It was an interesting trading session on January 22, with stocks giving back all of there gains by days end.

Hey, look at that, the markets are rising. Just remember what it says on the platform when you get on the train, and all will be ok.

Stocks fell slightly on January 21, but there are plenty of shifting trends to suggest the selling may still have more to go.

Stocks are falling around the globe on January 21 after IMF downgraded global growth, and Moody’s downgrade HK.

The stock market was closed on January 20, so we give you five monster stocks to watch for the January 21 trading session.