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Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – January 13, 2011   Long time readers know that I tend to favor the idea that there is a Wall Street cliché for just about every situation. So, if there is...

Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – January 12, 2011   Assuming you don’t spend your days focusing all of your energy and attention on the NASDAQ or the NASDAQ 100 Indices (both of which hit...

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – January 11, 2011   Having spent the better part of my life in the Chicago area, I grew up rooting for “da Bears”, “da Bulls”, and of course,...

Daily State of the Markets Monday Morning – January 10, 2010   For weeks now, the stock market has been a one-way street. Any and all dips have been bought as traders focus on the idea that the economy here in...

Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – January 7, 2010   In all honesty, spending a lot of time reviewing Thursday’s market action seems less than productive. After all, nothing much happened as it...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – January 6, 2010   I was chatting with a colleague before lunchtime Wednesday and his mood quickly went south as the market began to move to the upside in earnest. In...

Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – January 5, 2010   After having gone missing for the better part of two weeks, the “boys and their toys” (computer toys, that is) made a triumphant return...

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – January 4, 2010   Stocks roared out of the starting gate on Monday as the bulls began the year looking to make a statement. The message from the bull camp was clear...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – December 30, 2010   Publishing Note: In an effort to recharge the batteries for the upcoming change in the calendar, we will not publish a “Daily State”...

Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – December 29, 2010   As quickly as you can, think about the last bad day the stock market had; when was it? Can you even recall a day when stocks dropped more than...