Technology, energy & industrials are among the sectors that have been exhibiting the best relative strength, but I am keeping my eye on some of the laggards. 

Yesterday’s rally on Wall Street lifted most “boats” from aerospace to utilities and many sectors and themes in between. 

For weeks now there has been a faceoff between the quality of earnings and the uncertainties of the outlook for interest rates. Interest rate worries are outweighing… 

The major stock indexes may be at a "fork in the road" from a technical perspective.

As of yesterday’s closing, the S&P 500 joined the DJIA in breaching its widely watched moving average trend line support, and that’s an intermediate-term trend line, so that’s a significant breach. 

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq tenderly holding at their respective trend lines; these are widely-watched moving trend lines. As I mentioned last Friday… 

With the major market indices on the cusp of breaking their recent lows, I think we could be looking at a 5%-or-greater decline. 

The stock market spooked once again by comments from Fed Chairman Powell when he indicated that the Fed would remain focused on inflation. 

Today is the 36-year anniversary of the infamous 1987 crash. It should be noted that one of the contributing factors was higher interest rates. 

For weeks now the stock market’s trading activity has been characterized by resiliency and elasticity.