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Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – November 24, 2010   Holiday Publishing Schedule: Due to the semi-holiday, we will not publish a report on Friday morning. Daily State of the Markets reports will...

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – November 23, 2010   What could have and perhaps should have been a quiet Monday of a holiday week turned out to be anything but as the bears smelled blood in the early...

Daily State of the Markets Monday Morning – November 22, 2010   After two weeks of corrective action, the key question stock traders face at the moment is: Are the bulls are back on track after last week’s...

Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – November 19, 2010   Ireland took the first step in its twelve-step program to return to financial health on Thursday when the country’s Central Bank said they...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – November 18, 2010   Good morning. Stocks did a lot of nothin’ on Wednesday as traders attempted to discern if the worries about China were overblown and if the...

Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – November 12, 2010   Publishing Note: I am traveling on Monday and Tuesday and will not publish a morning “State” report. Daily State of the Markets reports...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – November 11, 2010   With stocks moving lower in the early going on Wednesday, the bear camp was likely feeling pretty good about themselves as it appeared our furry...

Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – November 10, 2010   With a substantive intraday decline and a decent red number up on the board at the close, our furry friends in the bear camp likely went home...

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – November 9, 2010   After an impressive blast in response to an abundance of positive inputs last week, it wasn’t terribly surprising to see the bulls take a bit...

Daily State of the Markets Monday Morning – November 8, 2010   Let’s see here… QE II was a bit more robust than expected, the election results suggest that the environment ought to be a little less...