The odd timing of the cybersecurity giant's earnings release created concern, but the outcome was largely better than expected.
The consumer may not be as tapped out as some observers think, especially with the job market as healthy as it reportedly is.
Valuation and market sentiment still suggest any rallies likely will lose steam at resistance.
These recently downgraded names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.
The Atlanta Fed raises its third-quarter GDP estimate even as mortgage rates rise and leading indicators fall, so who's right?
However, it appears any rebound would occur within an ongoing correction.
Palo Alto Networks has scheduled its earnings release for after the market's close here on Friday, which is highly unusual and raises a red flag.
The selling has been so intense this week that conditions are good for an oversold bounce, but it is important not to confuse a bounce with a bottom.
From a technical viewpoint, the iShares Russell 2000 ETF isn't in the same league as its two bigger index ETF brethren.
This small-cap ETF has declined enough where a breakout could be worthy of consideration.