Last Friday was an unremarkable day for the major market indices, but it was quite a different story for the underlying market. 

Rotation could play a more significant — if not critical — role in the market’s outlook, not just short term, but long term as well.  

Taking into account the ongoing headline challenges, it’s not so surprising to see and hear the analysts’ hair trigger comments about the stock market outlook. 

The stock market, and in particular the Dow and S&P 500, have been in a pretty limited range recently; we could see as relatively constructive given some of the challenges that the market continues to face. 

Technology added to its colossal gains from last week, but as we got further into yesterday’s session we saw some significant reversals amid high volume. It is likely now that… 

Technology sported some colossal gains last week, especially among the semiconductor stocks. This raises the question among some, especially the more skeptical market observers as to whether or not this could be the start of another tech bubble. 

Momentum has returned to the stock market environment and some might find this as a cautionary indication, especially among the bearish camp. 

The stock market continues to flutter amid uncertainties as to how the  debt ceiling talks will progress. I thought one of the takeaways in yesterday’s session…