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Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – September 8, 2009   If you did up the Labor Day weekend right, Friday probably seems like a distant memory. So, in light of the fact that Friday offered us the Big...

Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – September 4, 2009   During a week where, as a whole, traders tend to be on vacation, it is tough to gauge what the action in the market really means. For if a tree...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – September 3, 2009   Stocks fell for the fourth straight session yesterday, making it the longest streak of consecutive down days since the bulls started to romp on...

Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – September 2, 2009   You have to figure that things might have been getting a little uncomfortable in the bear camp lately. Try as they might, our furry friends had...

Daily State of the Markets Tuesday Morning – September 1, 2009   Stocks pulled back on Monday, but the bottom line is it could have been a lot worse. Investors watched the Shanghai index fall -6.7% overnight, as...

Daily State of the Markets Monday Morning – August 31, 2009   Although Intel (INTC) provided tech with a much needed boost and the economic news wasn’t half bad, the bottom line is nobody seemed to care on...

The bear camp is almost unanimous in their view right now that a meaningful correction must begin – and soon. The source of the discontent is three-fold. First, the chorus of malcontents is growing quite loud regarding the...

Daily State of the Markets Friday Morning – August 28, 2009   In all honesty, it is difficult to take too much away from the action at this time of year because we are in the heart of vacation season on Wall...

Daily State of the Markets Thursday Morning – August 27, 2009   The primary reason we write the Daily State of the Markets report each morning is to make darn sure we understand what is driving the market at all...

Daily State of the Markets Wednesday Morning – August 26, 2009   Before the bell yesterday, we learned that at least one person wasn’t going to lose their job during this recession as President Obama saw...