We have always regarded the markets as a grand casino subject to the manipulations of the Croupier and the House. This being said it is only rational to react in the face of the irrational. I remember speaking to a floor...
Read MoreUcore Rare Metals Inc. (“Ucore”) (UCU.V)(UURAF) applauds Representative Don Young (R-AK) (http://donyoung.house.gov/) for his amendment to the National Strategic and Critical Minerals Production Act of 2012 (H.R....
Read MoreWith the Fourth of July right in the middle of next week, the number of companies reporting earnings is under 30. So, we really had to relax our rules to find anything close to company worth talking about in today’s...
Read MoreWith the Supreme Court definitely deciding the fate or varying degrees of Obamacare’s fate tomorrow, and Medical Supply and Equipment stocks showing up in our Sector Selector, Top Equity News decided to examine the...
Read MoreBased on this week’s Sector Selector results, it’s fairly clear that Wall Street expects the US Supreme Court’s decision to benefit health care related stocks and industries. Top Equity News believes iShares...
Read MoreThe technical picture shows the emergence of a new uptrend as the recent pivot lows has been higher than the previous low. It sort of looks like walking upstairs, climb two stairs following a correction, and many chart observers...
Read MoreSmith & Wesson Holding Corporation (SWHC) is expectedto report earnings after the market close on Thursday, June 28, 2012, Management will host the conference immediately afterwards. Wall Street anticipates that SWHC will...
Read MoreYesterday, in Top Equity News’ Sector Selector report, we promised to take a look through some of the bullish sectors to find a stock that is worthy of consideration on a technical and fundamental basis. TEN’s goal...
Read MoreIt has been a strong couple of weeks for stocks, and so, Top Equity News expected to see many new names in our Sector Selector buy lists. Strangely, we found few. Instead, many, many charts showed more of a pause pattern before...
Read MoreInterestingly, stocks opened weakly following the Greek election results Wall Street wanted. The pro-bailout party squeaked into the winner’s circle, and stocks are going to be limp at the open. What gives? Things are...
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