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Chris Curran
Despite a sell-off on Friday, the equities markets still were able to turn in an across-the-board gain for the week. (more)Chris Curran
The theme for the week was lower oil prices, lower bond yields and increased optimism that the Fed may be able to remain on the sidelines for a bit longer than originally anticipated. (more)Chris Curran
The recent move in the indexes came on very strong advance/decline numbers. (more)Chris Curran
The major indexes faced a trying week of trading that was shaped by numerous news events. (more)Chris Curran
While there were isolated pockets of strength, it seemed like most sectors were destined to close in the red. (more)Chris Curran
The major indexes took a beating all of last week as things got off to a bit of a rocky start on earnings news for Q2... (more)Chris Curran
The major indexes finished down across the board for the week... (more)Chris Curran
The major indexes ended up modestly lower last week in what turned out to be a rather quiet week of trading... (more)Chris Curran
At some point in the next few weeks I wouldn’t be surprised to see a selling crescendo-type low put in. (more)Chris Curran
Often times, a "sell the news" reaction to positive data takes place, which is then reversed a few days later. (more)Chris Curran
While there was little doubt that market action was quite bearish in recent days, some positive developments did take place. (more)Chris Curran
Because this bull market is now mature in terms of duration, it would be normal to experience some sort of a bear market at this stage. (more)Chris Curran
Chris Curran
This week will be all about the Fed, as the FOMC meeting is scheduled for Tuesday. (more)Chris Curran
Chris Curran
I still remain concerned the Fed continuing beyond what most market players expects. (more)Chris Curran
Despite the claims of many, rising rates along the yield curve do matter. (more)Chris Curran
The major indexes finished mixed last week as the equities markets responded to the ramp in bond yields. (more)Chris Curran
I suspect this sideways action is simply a direct result of uncertainty over monetary policy. (more)Chris Curran
The major indexes were able to turn in an impressive performance last week... (more) | 
