Netflix reported 2.7 million net paid additions in the second well short of the 5 million the company projected.

The S&P 500 is pointing to a mildly higher opening on July 17. We will find out a lot about the stock market’s next big today.

The bear was back on July 16, well kind of, ok well not really. But anyway the market was down today, it probably doesn’t last.

Stocks are getting ready to power on higher on July 16 as the S&P 500 continues to work its way towards 3,055.

AMD, AMZN, TSLA, DELL, and AMAT are all quietly setting up to take their next move higher, and it that may come on July 16.

Here is a list of 6 stocks to watch for the July 15 Trading session, CSCO, SHOP, TTM, PYPL, AMD, and AMZN.

It’s that time of year again with earnings at the forefront of the news cycle for the week of July 15. Will they be better or worse?

SNAP, DBX, SQ, AMD, and TSLA will be five stocks to watch on July 12 as the S&P 500 tries it hand again at closing above 3,000.

The stock is setting up to start its next leg higher on July 12. However, it could be the last move before a pullback.

The stock market is set to rise on July 11 with stocks like Microsoft, Snap, Netflix, Tesla, and Amazon leading the way higher.

Stocks rose on July 10, with the S&P 500 briefly crossing 3,000 as hopes build for a July interest rate cut.

The S&P 500 is gearing up to take out 3,000 on July 10, as Tesla, Micron, AMD, and Netflix look for more significant gains.

The stock market had a yawner of day on July 9; however, after a week of consolidation, it appears primed to move higher.

It is a quiet start to the July 9 trading session, but that is likely to change once stocks start trading later this morning.

The stock market fell on July 8, but don’t expect it to last. The trends are still pointing to higher equity prices in the future.

The week of July 8 may be another record-setting week for the S&P 500 as it attempts to break 3,000 for the first time.

A low rate environment may help the S&P 500 break out of its nearly 18-month funk to reach new heights.

The stronger than expected job report on July 5 will do little to change the Fed narrative for a 25 basis point rate cut in July.

Stocks are pointing to a record opening on July 3 with shares of Tesla and Amazon leading the charge higher.

The S&P 500 is breaking out of a long-term period of consolidation, and that could send the index to 3,300 and stocks much higher.