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Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – May 6, 2010   The key question investors are faced with at the present time is if there has been a costume change in terms of the market leadership. For most of the...

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – May 4, 2010   It was the bull’s turn to run with the ball again Monday as stocks rebounded nicely from Friday’s drubbing. But while it was nice to see a...

Daily State of the Markets Monday Morning – May 3, 2010   Just about the time traders may have assumed that all was right with the world again and that stocks were ready to resume their nearly three-month old...

Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – April 30, 2010   After a brief, albeit annoying, commercial message sponsored by our furry friends in the bear camp, we were returned to our regularly scheduled program...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – April 29, 2010   After the biggest shellacking in nearly three months, stocks were able to bounce back a bit on Wednesday. While the bears can be heard mumbling...

Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – April 28, 2010   The S&P downgrades of both Greece and Portugal’s sovereign debt rating yesterday put the bears back in business as fears of default and...

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – April 27, 2010 The message from yesterday morning’s exercise in sarcasm was that anyone attempting to play for a downside move in the market lately has been trampled...

Daily State of the Markets Monday Morning – April 26, 2010   Last week, I wrote that we felt the market was looking a bit tired and that since the bears had been unable to do anything with their opportunities...

Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – April 23, 2010   It has got to be frustrating to be a bear these days. There are certainly enough macro themes to be negative about including sovereign debt, the...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – April 22, 2010   After a session that can only be described as lackluster, the bears tell us that the current rally appears to be running out of steam. Although most...