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Michele "Mish" Schneider is the Director of Trading Education & Research for MarketGauge. She provides in-depth trader training as the market analyst, writer and host of Mish's Market Minute, contributes to several online trading publications and ...more

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Picks And Pans For 9/29/2016
S&P 500 Better if can clear over 217 and hold 215.
The Market Stands At A Frontier
So now that oil might really finally take out a key weekly moving average, will the market indices continue their tear higher?
If The Sun Shines, The Market Should Warm Up
The S&P 500 has declined by about 1% this week. The Russell 2000 holding onto the Bullish Phase is Granddad’s way of telling us that he’s optimistic.
The Market Spins A Fragile Web
Over the weekend I focused on a potential relationship among solar stocks, oil and stock prices. The gratification became instant. Oil and a couple of solar stocks rallied. The stock market however, fell 166.62 points.
Renewable Is The Market's New Sustainable
Nasdaq and the Russell 2000 are in bullish phases. The Dow and S&P 500 are in warning phases. Will renewed buying in renewables help resolve the overall market’s next big move?
The Market Lives, Dies And Lives Again!
What I found particularly encouraging today is the buying that came in at the daily lows in the indices. With the S&P 500 dancing on the 50 daily moving average, it tested the ETF’s bullish resolve and won. Now it needs a second day confirmation.
Up Against The Wall Market Modern Family!
Today the market heard the long-awaited Fed announcement. Long-awaited since most of us already knew the outcome yet still had to wait for it. Afterwards, the Modern Family pressed its hand against a stucco wall.
The Market Spies A Jolly Roger
Last week Nasdaq sang “Yo, ho, ho and a bottle of rum.” With now 4 attempts to take out the recent highs, today’s selloff suggests that a mutiny among the FANG stocks could be in the works.
Market's Wildflowers Make Some Traders Sneeze
Bullish allergy sufferers want to see IWM begin and remain strong on Monday. As Friday’s trading range was also inside the range of last Thursday, a move over 122.20 will bring out the nature lovers without experiencing the headache.
The Market Runs To The Supernatural Light
The market found its own backlight on Thursday. And, some invisible hand coming from somewhere adjusted the market’s luminosity to an almost equally blinding glow.
A Market That Roasts Red And Green
After Monday’s engulfing bullish pattern in Biotechnology which has neither confirmed nor failed since, both red and green chilies are wafting their distinctive aromas through the air.
Red Or Green?
The market ate a big ol' red hot chili pepper on Tuesday.
The Dance Of The Market Cuckoos
Did the slapstick routine on Friday mean the market did not really get smacked? Was Friday’s sell-off the dance of the cuckoos?
The Market's Manufactured Sugar Water Runs Dry
The market bulls have been a bear eating machine. For eight years, bulls have devoured the Federal Reserve’s sugar water. The nectar of low interest rates has powered the bull’s long journey to new highs.
"The Federal Reserve," Said The Spider To The Fly
Like spiders, we have seen the Fed build elaborate webs intimating higher rates are coming. However, we have also seen them eat those words and then recycle them back again.
Transportation's Trophy Deer Tour
Today, the Transportation ETF IYT, the Trannie of our Modern Family took center stage as the star and reason to stay the long course.
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