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Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – March 18, 2011 One of the most interesting comments I received in my email inbox yesterday suggested that I was reading too much into the market’s volatility and that...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – March 17, 2011 Although Tuesday was a wild ride at the corner of Broad and Wall, the action did actually seem to make sense. The market had basically held true to its...

Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – March 16, 2011 Coming into Tuesday morning, the market seemed simple enough to understand as stocks were being pummeled globally on fears of a nuclear disaster in Japan....

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – March 15, 2011 Stocks are falling around the globe as traders and investors are barraged with the horrific, disturbing scenes from Japan and the endless discussion of what...

Daily State of the Markets Monday Morning – March 14, 2011 Despite the overtly negative news backdrop of the last few weeks, the dip buyers have been fairly resolute in their plans to buy each and every decline in the...

Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – March 11, 2011 Good morning. A powerful earthquake in Japan overnight has triggered a massive tsunami and a wave of selling in overseas markets (the earthquake hit just 14...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – March 10, 2011 Good morning. Although there is a sea of red numbers from the bourses across the pond this morning and the futures are pointing to a lower open, we would be...

Daily State of the Markets Wedesday Morning – March 9, 2011 Good morning. I have been saying for a week or so now that we’re smack in the middle of a news-driven market. This basically explains the volatility...

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – March 8, 2011 Good morning. If you have been in the investing game for any length of time, you’ve likely made some mistakes. I know I have. So, this morning,...

Daily State of the Markets Monday Morning – March 7, 2011 I believe there are two words that best sum up the current up-one-minute, down-the-next environment in the stock market: Fear and Momentum. Cutting to the...