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Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – March 4, 2011 I am often asked why I get up so early every morning to write about something as mundane as the stock market. The answer is simple. My primary objective...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – March 3, 2011   Good morning. Regardless of whether you look at charts, read the tape, or listen to the talking heads all day; the bottom line as it relates to the...

Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – March 2, 2011   Good morning. Traders returned to panic mode on Tuesday in response to the rising price of oil and the growing uncertainty in what is now being...

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – March 1, 2011 Good morning. While it is tempting to take Monday’s big gain for the DJIA in stride as just another day in the life of the current bull market, there...

Daily State of the Markets Monday Morning – February 28, 2011 For the past six months, the bulls have handled pretty much everything that has been thrown at them. Or more accurately, our heroes in horns have been able...

Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – February 25, 2011 Good morning. To anyone holding long positions in the stock market, yesterday’s batch of rumors and innuendo was likely seen as a savior. Prior to...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – February 24, 2011 Something happened in stock market on Wednesday that hasn’t occurred since the scary days of last summer when the words ‘double dip’...

Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – February 23, 2011 The last time the stock market had a bad was Friday, January 28th. If you will recall, that was the day traders decided to focus on the growing unrest...

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – February 22, 2011 After what has likely been a painfully long stretch of one way road, it appears that our furry friends may have spotted the one road sign they’ve...

Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – February 18, 2011 One of the interesting things about attending a conference of fellow market geeks (which is not considered a detrimental term with this crowd!) is...