Category: Daily Wrap

The averages pulled back more today within a consolidation, with everything from higher Crude prices, to hawkish Fed speak, a...

Today’s trade started on the defensive. Initially overnight losses were blamed on crude oil’s recent gains and the potential for...

For the second straight day, the stock market had a broad rally. The last two days have seen the biggest...

After a weak ending to last week (which I suspect had some aspect of window dressing negatively impacting the market)...

Today was a pretty darn ugly day for stocks, not so much for bonds and other asset classes. Yesterday’s strong...

Last week started a chain of events in the U.K. that have shaped U.S. market dynamics since then. It came...

Stocks had a volatile overnight/intraday session, but ended mixed and little changed. The stock market started the day in rally...

The overnight session from Sunday’s open was ugly around the globe with stocks, bonds and currencies experiencing varying degrees of...

Index futures started the pre-market session well off overnight lows and in the green. From a risk-sentiment perspective (via bitcoin...

The stock market was higher earlier, but confined to a narrow trading range until the FOMC rate hike decision at...

Index futures were actually off to a pretty decent start overnight until the European session when German PPI (Producer Price...

As noted in the A.M. Update, index futures were weaker overnight with follow-through selling interest, which sent the stock market...

From a simple face value point of view, the stock market tried to rebound today but ran into resistance from...

In last night’s Daily Wrap under the “Summary” section, I tried to convey the emotional… well I don’t want to...

You may recall there were a few signs of nervousness yesterday ahead of this morning’s CPI report including VIX’s unusual...

The stock market had another strong showing today with follow through on last week’s upside momentum to build on last...

The stock market had a somewhat volatile session, but considering all the central bank events I suppose it wasn’t that...