– Computers aren't to blame for dizzying swings – By Mark Hulbert, MarketWatch If you blame computers for the market's recent volatility, it's just blaming the messenger for bearing bad news. That's because computers are doing what their human programmers have instructed them to do. Computers may be quicker and more efficient than humans, but they only do what they're...
– Computers aren't to blame for dizzying swings – By Mark Hulbert, MarketWatch If you blame computers for the market's recent volatility, it's just blaming the messenger for bearing bad news. That's because computers are doing what their human programmers have instructed them to do. Computers may be quicker and more efficient than humans, but they only do what they're...
For a short while on Wednesday it looked like the market might get over a major hump… but only for a short while. Once the minutes from the most recent meeting of the Federal Reserve's chiefs were posted, the bulls turned tail rather quickly. The slight gain that toyed with the idea of getting the S&P 500 over its 20-day...
For a short while on Wednesday it looked like the market might get over a major hump… but only for a short while. Once the minutes from the most recent meeting of the Federal Reserve's chiefs were posted, the bulls turned tail rather quickly. The slight gain that toyed with the idea of getting the S&P 500 over its 20-day...
By Annie Pei, CNBC Amazon is just one click away from crossing $1,500, says TradingAnalysis.com founder Todd Gordon. Shares of the online retailer are up 25 percent this year and trading just 1 percent below the next round-number milestone. The trader sees two bullish signs in charts of Amazon that lead him to believe a big bounce is ahead for...
By Annie Pei, CNBC Amazon is just one click away from crossing $1,500, says TradingAnalysis.com founder Todd Gordon. Shares of the online retailer are up 25 percent this year and trading just 1 percent below the next round-number milestone. The trader sees two bullish signs in charts of Amazon that lead him to believe a big bounce is ahead for...
By Keris Lahiff, CNBC Bid farewell to the bond market bull run, because the markets are entering a phase not seen in 72 years: A rising rates cycle. "The 36-year falling rates cycle, in our opinion, is over," Louise Yamada, managing director of Louise Yamada Technical Research Advisors, told CNBC's "Futures Now" on Thursday. Since hitting an all-time of 15.84...
By Keris Lahiff, CNBC Bid farewell to the bond market bull run, because the markets are entering a phase not seen in 72 years: A rising rates cycle. "The 36-year falling rates cycle, in our opinion, is over," Louise Yamada, managing director of Louise Yamada Technical Research Advisors, told CNBC's "Futures Now" on Thursday. Since hitting an all-time of 15.84...
Following through just as scripted on the reversal bar from two Fridays ago, the market rallied quite nicely last week. When all was said and done, the S&P 500 gained 4.3% last week, following one of the most bearish weeks we've seen in years. And yet, the effort didn't get the market back above the most important hurdle the bulls...
Following through just as scripted on the reversal bar from two Fridays ago, the market rallied quite nicely last week. When all was said and done, the S&P 500 gained 4.3% last week, following one of the most bearish weeks we've seen in years. And yet, the effort didn't get the market back above the most important hurdle the bulls...
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