So much for a quiet market ahead of the Fed rate decision. The S&P was widely expected to continue to trade in a range leading up to tomorrow's potentially market-moving announcement, which is perhaps why it wasn't. Stocks appeared unconcerned about tomorrow's decision as the S&P surged 0.78% to break out of the wedge pattern we have been highlighting recently. In last night's Off the Charts newsletter...
Full ArticleGeneral Electric (GE) surged 2.36% today, breaking out to new highs on news of a new “Industrial Internet” initiative that has the potential to revolutionize the energy industry. During this month’s D: All Things...
World markets are basically flat this morning as they hold onto yesterday's gains ahead of the US FOMC rate decision tomorrow. Even Japan is flat, a break from the extreme volatility we have seen in the Nikkei for the past...
T3 Live contributor Rob Smith is hosting a free webinar on Thursday, June 20th in which he will introduce his unique brand of technical analysis and share his watchlist of stocks that are currently producing actionable signals. You...
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