The stock market is on the cusp of a significant breakout, and we detail the eight stocks that may lead the way higher in the coming weeks.

The stock market is looking to open higher on January 4 and is being led by Netflix, Intel, and Facebook, will it last?

The stock market is trading lower following disappointing Apple news on revenue for its iPhones in China and our thoughts.

The stock market volatility continued but at least this time the market opened lower and managed to finish the day higher.

The stock market is pointing to a lower opening for the S&P 500 on January 2 after some weak economic data from China.

The S&P 500 has had a roughy 2018, but investors forget all about it next year when it rises 20% to 3,000 making this prediction #1 of 2019.

With the stock market getting smashed nearly all day long the bulls mounted an epic 3.7% rally off the lows

The holiday-shortened week of December 24 is likely to see the roller coaster ride for the Stock Market continue

The stock market continues to decline, although it isn’t clear when it will end, four signs suggest maybe oversold.

Stocks had a strong start to the day but gave it all back in the end. Now it looks like there may be more pain tomorrow.

The ALGO’s ran wild in trading on Monday turning things up and one has to wonder if this the eye of the storm or more pain is on the way.

Tesla’s stock may be on the verge of a massive rise and Facebook’s stock has become a train wreck. Plus a look at earnings seasons.

The S&P 500 and Russell 2000 are suggesting that stocks are poised to rise. But the banks and oil look like more trouble lies ahead.

It was the perfect end to the perfect week for the stock market, with Apple finally cracking under the pressure of its own weight.

It was a big day for Netflix, Amazon, and Semi stocks, with all having major breakouts which could lead to more significant gains.

The stock market had a big rise today, and it could be the start of much bigger gains to come in the days that follow.

It has been evident why stocks are dropping, and it is a revolt against the Fed and its tightening policy of raising rates to “neutral.”

Amazon is still trading at a historically high valuation, while AMD and Nvidia are the two most expensive chip stocks around.

The week of October 29 will not be boring, that is for sure. There is plenty of action, from companies like Amazon, Apple, and Alkermes.

The S&P 500 is nearing a correction and has been crystal clear why investors are so scared, and that means there is more pain to come.