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I’m trying my best here to get the watch-lists out much earlier, but I’ve been swamped of late with new computer setups new charting software, etc. Nonetheless, it looks like we got another bearish outlook on the day with the Dow Futures down 40 points, NASDAQ down 6 points and the S&P down 4 points.

Futures pointing to a positive open with the Dow up 17 points, the NASDAQ up 8 and the S&P up about 1 point. Overnight the Asian markets were up almost 1% while the European markets are currently trading slightly in negative territory.

Positive look so far to start the week. Overnight Asian and European markets were up to the tune of about 1% on average. Right now US Futures are up with the Dow up 39 points, the NASDAQ up 9 points and the S&P up 5 points. Probably going to get out of my position in

So we got some not-so-good earnings reports coming out of the giants this morning with General Electric (GE) and Bank of America (BAC). As a result futures are taking a hit with the Dow down 60 points, NASDAQ down 9 points and the S&P off by 8 points. We have a consumer sentiment

After a day of pretty hefty gains and months of racing back to the 10k mark on the DOW, the market may be looking to cool down some. Futures are currently trading flat with the Dow up 2 points, the NASDAQ down 1.5 and the S&P unchanged. Overnight Asian markets responded well to the US

JPM and INTC both reported solid numbers and boosted not only their own shares but that of the general markets considerably, heading into the open, with the Dow Futures up 109 points, NASDAQ up 24 points, and S&P up 15 points. Not a bad way at all for the bulls to start the

Good Morning to you! It is a very early start for me this morning, after staying up late into the night watching my Miami Dolphins man-handle the New York Jets. What a game that was! But getting up this morning was horrendous. One thing can be said and that is Monday Night Football and the

Happy Columbus Day – which takes on more meaning today than it has in  the past since most government employees are not working today, which means that they can’t spend more of our hard earned tax-payers money on more of their stupid ideas. With that said, there won’t be any planned economic news affecting the

Happy Friday to you all! It’s another quiet news day with only a International Trade report coming out at 8:30am, that I don’t expect the market to pay any attention to. The Asian markets were flat, with the exception of the Nikkei trading upwards of almost 2%. European markets are also trading flat with a

Alcoa reports, and the market responds with a big jump in US Futures – Dow currently up 79 points, NASDAQ up 13, and the S&P up 10 points. We have the weekly jobless claims report this morning, and if you remember last week, this was a huge bummer for the market as there was an uptick