Stocks Break Higher: What’s Fueling the Rally?
Stocks break higher as investors respond to strong corporate earnings, renewed buying in artificial intelligence stocks, lower oil prices, easing...
Why Waiting for Confirmation Can Improve Your Trade Entries
One of the hardest lessons in trading is learning that seeing a potential opportunity is not the same as having...
How to Trade Around Market-Moving News Without Gambling
Market-moving news can create some of the best trading opportunities—and some of the most dangerous conditions. Earnings reports, inflation data,...
Why Falling Oil Prices Could Change the Market Outlook
Over the past several days, falling oil prices and the stock market have become closely linked once again. As geopolitical...
Fed Holds Rates Steady
The Fed leaves interest rates unchanged as Wall Street tries to balance three major forces: strong corporate earnings, rising bond...
The Best Trade May Be No Trade
Trading often creates the feeling that you should always be doing something. A chart is moving. News is breaking. Other...
Don’t Chase Breakouts
Chasing breakouts is one of the most common mistakes new traders make. When a stock surges above resistance, it's...
The Market’s Four-Way Tug-of-War
Markets rarely move because of a single headline. More often, they're pulled in multiple directions by competing economic forces. This...
Breakout Failed. Now What?
The market appeared ready to make its next move higher. The S&P 500 ETF (SPY) finally pushed above its prior...
