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 Will Stocks Find Their Feet? There will have to be a basing process in the daily charts OCTOBER 6, 2005 Technical Bounce Likely on Friday The beginning of a protracted trend higher is not expected OCTOBER 5, 2005 Ripe for a Reversal A shake-out at the open on Thursday would probably spark a short-covering rebound OCTOBER 4, 2005 The Correction Is Here The S&P 500 may retest the 1206-1196 area, and the Nasdaq, at the least, the 2120 area OCTOBER 3, 2005 Resistance Is Formidable Right now there still is a modest positive bias in place, but significant upside is doubtful SEPTEMBER 30, 2005 Positive Bias in Place Both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq are at formidable resistance SEPTEMBER 29, 2005 More Gains Likely Friday The Nasdaq and the S&P 500 broke out of their six-day trading ranges on Thursday SEPTEMBER 28, 2005 Short-Term Trading Ranges in Place Upside is limited and some weakness might unfold in the beginning of October SEPTEMBER 27, 2005 Oversold? Not Quite Weaker oil prices would help to buoy the market -- and some end-of-the-quarter window dressing might help limit downside SEPTEMBER 26, 2005 A Bumpy Road for Stocks The short-term prospects for the markets are for some choppy trading SEPTEMBER 23, 2005 Stocks May Stay in Neutral Headline reactions to Hurricane Rita are the wild card for the markets SEPTEMBER 22, 2005 Forming a Base Stock markets have been conditioned by the positive reaction after the devastation of Katrina to expect some sort of a relief rally SEPTEMBER 21, 2005 Patience Is the Watchword The markets will probably have to spend some time forming a base SEPTEMBER 20, 2005 Waiting for Oversold Signals If the markets are satisfied that the Fed is correct in its reluctance to become concerned about the effects of Katrina, then maybe some upside can unfold SEPTEMBER 19, 2005 Waiting on the Fed There is some potential for the FOMC to surprise with a pause at Tuesday's meeting SEPTEMBER 16, 2005 A Pre-FOMC Pullback Friday's gains have created conditions that can see profit-taking on Monday SEPTEMBER 15, 2005 More Price Weakness Likely Wednesday's session produced readings that usually mean more downside to come SEPTEMBER 14, 2005 Supports Are Broken Prices might spend much of Thursday's session sideways with a slightly negative bias SEPTEMBER 13, 2005 The Witching Hour for Stocks Unwinding of leveraged bets could have an impact on Wednesday's trading SEPTEMBER 12, 2005 Stuck at Key Resistance Short-term momentum measures remain positive, but this week's trading could be influeneced by quarterly expirations SEPTEMBER 9, 2005 S&P 500 At Inflection Point If there is a move higher, and a close above the key resistance level, additional gains are likely SEPTEMBER 8, 2005 Stocks Are Consolidating Gains The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq are at key levels of resistance and this would be a natural place for a stall in the advance SEPTEMBER 7, 2005 Why the Advance May Stall Caution ahead of the earnings warning season may be preventing buyers from becoming aggressive SEPTEMBER 6, 2005 Short-Term Upside Likely The Nasdaq has had a close above the 2158 level, and some follow-through higher is expected AUGUST 31, 2005 Crude Retreats, Stocks Advance A short-term lift in equities will ultimately give way to short-term profit-taking AUGUST 30, 2005 Equity Markets Refuse to Buckle at $70 Oil The markets are short-term oversold on several measures and prices can edge a little higher AUGUST 29, 2005 More Room to Rebound? There is a good possibility that prices will attempt to lift and linger sideways for a few trade days AUGUST 26, 2005 S&P 500 Testing Supports The 1206-1183 level is a likely spot for prices to stabilize and enjoy some sort of a short-term bounce AUGUST 25, 2005 Stocks Over a Barrel Oil prices on Friday will probably dictate trade in the equity markets  View Next Page | |
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