Weekly Market Outlook – Nothing to Fear But a Lack of Fear

A week ago, stocks were only toying with the idea of a break above some major resistance levels. As of the end of last week, they punched through that ceiling. It was a tepid effort, and so far hasn't attracted any meaningful follow-through. The volume behind the move has been pretty pathetic too. We're also at a time of year...

Weekly Market Outlook – Nothing to Fear But a Lack of Fear

A week ago, stocks were only toying with the idea of a break above some major resistance levels. As of the end of last week, they punched through that ceiling. It was a tepid effort, and so far hasn't attracted any meaningful follow-through. The volume behind the move has been pretty pathetic too. We're also at a time of year...

First-quarter earnings season was great-except for this small thing

– Despite all the profit and sales beats, estimates for the second quarter have remained stubbornly static – By Ciara Linnane, MarketWatch As the first-quarter earnings season heads toward a close, analysts are cheering the strong growth recorded by S&P 500 companies-with one small caveat. Despite all the profit and sales beats, estimates for the second quarter have remained stubbornly...

First-quarter earnings season was great-except for this small thing

– Despite all the profit and sales beats, estimates for the second quarter have remained stubbornly static – By Ciara Linnane, MarketWatch As the first-quarter earnings season heads toward a close, analysts are cheering the strong growth recorded by S&P 500 companies-with one small caveat. Despite all the profit and sales beats, estimates for the second quarter have remained stubbornly...

Alarm bells ringing for stocks as ‘correction clock’ ticks down

By Barbara Kollmeyer, MarketWatch Oil is the tide hoisting all boats this morning. Right now, traders are dreaming of a drop in Iran crude supplies and almost tasting the piquant rally for oil prices and stocks. But the nuclear deal situation has a lot of moving parts – and that means gains could fade fast. Meanwhile, 10-year bond yields are...

Alarm bells ringing for stocks as ‘correction clock’ ticks down

By Barbara Kollmeyer, MarketWatch Oil is the tide hoisting all boats this morning. Right now, traders are dreaming of a drop in Iran crude supplies and almost tasting the piquant rally for oil prices and stocks. But the nuclear deal situation has a lot of moving parts – and that means gains could fade fast. Meanwhile, 10-year bond yields are...
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