The markets extended their decline over the past five sessions and ended the week on a negative note. While the week started
December non-farm payrolls data came in much hotter than expected. More jobs were added, the unemployment rate dipped slightly, and average hourly
S&P 5850 has been the most important "line in the sand" for stocks since the pullback from the 6000 level in November
The composition of the top five sectors remains unchanged this week, despite an interrupted trading week. This stability comes against a backdrop
S&P 500 earnings are in for 2024 Q3, and here is our valuation analysis.The following chart shows the normal value range of
The market sometimes struggles to find direction, as it digests mixed yet impactful economic data. Wednesday was one of those days. With
The 10-Year Treasury Yield has gone up a full percentage point, from a low of 3.6% in September 2024 to a level
In this exclusive StockCharts video, Julius takes a look at what he recently called "The Best Five Sectors" on a relative rotation
In this exclusive StockCharts video, Joe shares how to identify the best entry point by using two timeframes, Moving Averages, MACD and
What a difference a day makes! December ISM Services data suggests the service sector remains strong. The JOLTS report showed there were
