Is the NYSE Composite Signaling Difficult Times Ahead?
The NYSE Composite (NYA) is testing the bottom of its 12-month trading range this month. In fact, it's breaking down and out of it... it's...
S&P 500 Weekly Forecast: Cycles Suggest More Downside
The stock market fell 1% last week, with the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) down 33 points to 2600. This occurred as remarkable dramas around the...
S&P 500 Trading Outlook: Holiday Bounce Or Breakdown?
The latest decline saw the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) slide under 2617, a bearish development that signaled a full retest of Monday's low at...
Dow Theory Concerns? Transportation Stocks Make New Lows
The bull market is experiencing its first real test since the 2014/2015 stock market correction. Volatility is high and key sectors are heading lower. One such...
Adobe (ADBE) Sinks, as Market Cycles Point Lower into New Year
Adobe's stock (NASDAQ: ADBE) traded 6% lower on Friday morning, after posting mixed earnings compared to Wall Street expectations. Based on market cycles for Adobe...
Bullish Case For Stocks Into 2019? It’s Still Possible (Elliott Wave)
If you're trading the stock market indices with daily or intraday charts, the past few months have presented a lot of opportunities to fade...
[VIDEO] Stock Market Today: Retesting The Lows… Again
The stock market is weak again today with the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) set to test Monday's lows. For the better part of the week,...
Good News Coming For Gold Bugs? Watch This Ratio!
The good news for gold bugs is that the US Dollar / Gold ratio has been in a broad downtrend channel for the past...
Ciena (CIEN) Pops on Strong Earnings, Further Gains Likely
Ciena Corporation (NASDAQ: CIEN) soared on Thursday morning, trading 10% higher. The company posted earnings that handily beat Wall Street expectations. Based on market cycles, we...
[VIDEO] Stock Market Today: Volatility Persists, Breadth Improves
The stock market is attempting to move higher yet again today. But attempts to just that have failed throughout the early part of the...
