Stocks will look to fill the gap on December 10 from their big move higher following the jobs data last Friday.

Stocks dropped on December 9, and it appears that the market may have some further to fall when resumes tomorrow.

The stock market will attempt to pick up from it left off on Friday, and look to rise once again on December 9.

The week of December 9 will be busy with lots of economic, the Fed, and the ECB. Here are seven stock market predictions to start it off.

Prediction #9 – The US economy will rebound in 2020, growing at a 3% rate after the 2019 recession never materialized.

Here are five stocks and indexes to watch for the week of December 9, including ROKU, NVDA, BAC, BABA, and JD

The jobs data on friday was a blowout and prior months were revised higher. The recession that never came in 2019, still isn’t coming.

The stock market will try to push higher on December 6 as it fends off the all-important employment report.

It was a pretty dull day for stocks on December 5, as investors await the November employment report on Friday morning.

Stocks bounced back on December 4, and the patterns suggest there may be more gains on the way for tomorrow.

Stocks are bouncing back on December 4, and either I’m a psychic or the markets are trading on the charts and not the headlines.

The stock market bounced back from negative trade headlines, once again showing it is moving past the trade war hype machine.

Stocks are pointing lower on negative trade headlines, but the market was already heading lower, but you knew that already.

Stocks fell sharply on December 2, following weaker than expected ISM data, suggesting there may be more declines ahead.

The stock market is pointing to a slightly higher opening on Cyber-Monday ahead of some critical economic data.

The week of December 2 will be a busy one for the stock market, and I give you 8 predictions to start it off.

The stock markets big gains of 2019 are not as impressive as they seem, and when stated that way, stocks may still much further to rise.

The stock market fell slightly during an abbreviated trading session on November 29 on negative trade headlines.

2020 will be nothing like 2019, and that means that global growth finally makes a return. It makes this prediction number 10.

S&P 500 futures are pointing to a higher opening for November 27, continuing the massive rally for the month.