Pre-Market Trending Stocks
Early morning stocks that are trending in the U.S. pre-market this morning are:
Morning Outlook – November 1st
U.S. futures are riding yesterday’s momentum of positive U.S. economic data refueling speculation the Federal Reserve may opt to taper its $85 billion stimulus program sooner rather than later.
Starbucks falls – Time Buy or Time to Sell?
A whirlwind is pushing Starbucks’ (SBUX, quote) stock around in today’s session after yesterday’s earnings report and followup conference call.
The FED delivers a lesson in VPA!
For intraday emini index traders, last nights FED meeting delivered a classic lesson in volume price analysis (VPA).
Mid-Morning 52 Week High List
As our readers know we like to look at the 52 week high list on down days to create a list of stocks to begin our stock selection process but even more important is the 52 week high list during a series of down session coupled with an overall weak month.
Short Term – Daily Forex Analysis – October 31, 2013
GBPUSD moves sideways in a trading range between 1.5894 and 1.6259. As long as 1.5894 support holds, the price action in the range could be treated as consolidation of the uptrend from 1.4813
Morning Outlook – Day After Federal ReserveStatement
With the two day Federal Reserve meeting in the rearview mirror this morning markets are remain flat in the pre-market albeit the DOW and S&P 500 are tilted to the down side.
Gold bugs cheered, but for how much longer?
The last two weeks have been positive ones, and not just for equities, as gold bugs finally found something to celebrate with a return of some much needed bullish momentum.
A tale of two commodities – oil and gold
An interesting phase of price action for two of the most precious commodities over the last few days, with both gold and oil, testing key tipping points on the daily chart.
Tesla returns in spirit if not in body!
With so much media focus on shutdown & the debt ceiling crisis in the US, I thought that today I wouldn’t add further to the thousands of words being written and spoken. Instead, I want to tell you a story.
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