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Stocks managed to rally yesterday in the wake of a fear-based AI and everything selloff from Tuesday’s session provided buying opportunities. Savvy traders who recognized the overreaction were rewarded for their confidence and homework.

Yesterday, stocks took a slug to the chin by volatile semiconductor stocks after being jabbed by a reminder of weakness in US manufacturing. Loan delinquency expectations are on the climb, according to a Fed report, out yesterday.

Stocks rose to new heights yesterday, helped along by mostly positive rhetoric from Fed bankers. A fresh wave of earnings hits this morning and will set the tone for the days… and weeks to come.

Stocks gained on Friday, after Producer Prices signaled that Supply-based inflation is in good shape. Earnings season started with an appetizer; a taste of what we can expect… or rather, hope for in the week ahead with banks leading the earnings procession.

Stocks gave up ground yesterday after investors hoping for data to support larger rate cuts were disappointed. Consumer price growth slowed further but still not enough to convince the Fed to take a long-awaited vacation from MANAGING YOUR PORTFOLIO.

Stocks shrugged off a DOJ threat to kneecap one of the world's greatest technology companies climbing to new heights. Traders are on the search for the next big thing to drive markets higher yet as bets pile on ahead of Q3 earnings while companies slow walk from the paddock to the starting gate.

Stocks gained yesterday as traders began positioning for the wave of earnings starting later in the week. Today’s FOMC minutes will give us further insight into just how worried members were to cause all but one of them to elect to cut interest rates by ½ of a percentage point, begging a further...