A lot of what we saw on Wednesday has been in the works for a while now.
This is what I see going into the release of AAPL's quarterly report.
All eyes will be on Wednesday night's report, but here's what the charts tell me -- and why you might consider tapping the brakes on long exposure.
Let's review the charts and indicators.
Earnings for the tobacco company are set for Thursday.
The charts and indicators of the metals producer are positive going into its fourth-quarter results.
Buyers of the healthcare giant's shares have been more aggressive as the company pushes to launch its own Covid-19 vaccine.
Wednesday afternoon the Fed's Federal Open Market Committee will publish the central bank's first official policy statement of 2021.
I can't say when the market's B-movie will matter, but here's what I can tell you based on the indicators.
Let's see what we might glean from the charts.
Here's what aggressive traders should look for.
Here's what we found in the latest GME charts.
New Providence Acquisition's chart looks poor right now, but this name is on my radar, and I'm starting to build a position.
Beyond Meat is rising after a partnership with Pepsi was announced. Let's check the charts.
ABT has made an upside breakout on the daily Point and Figure chart, and here's how investors can make their next move.
It's difficult to imagine oil moving higher from here without significant help from further weakening in the greenback.
We're in the middle of one of the best housing markets ever as people upgrade to homes away from cities.
Will the vaccine will be a game changer? The charts are giving indications that J&J is ready to run.
Let's review the charts and indicators.
The stocks of Walt Disney Co. and Pfizer seem to offer nice upside potential based on their technical patterns.
The indicators for the western apparel retailer are bullish, but prices are extended compared to the longer-term moving averages, so be cautious.
Let's pick apart the wild ride on Monday -- how the selling dried up as soon as the move down -- and see what it all means.
GE remains a cash flow based story, but I see two negatives.
What can be done? Well for one, we are going to have to be creative. Jay, and Janet, I need you both paying attention here.
These names are displaying both quantitative and technical deterioration.
Short and sweet: This is based on the high running emotions of the markets. There's little to it beyond that.
IPOs in recent months have done extremely well -- not so GDRX.
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