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(Reuters)Stocks saw substantial volatility over the course of the trading session on Friday, with the major averages showing wild swings back and forth across the unchanged line following the release of the closely watched monthly jobs report. For the holiday-interrupted week, the Dow plunged by 2.0 percent.Yesterday's Technicial Review usingWB's Emini Clock and Wyckoff's Tape
WB's Emini Clock and Wyckoff's Tape Reading PrinciplesYou might say yesterday's trade was a "high traffic area" trade. At the market open bears seemed to be in great supply as bids were getting hit.The first 15 minutes set the tone for the next two and a half hours. 15 minutes down and 5 minutes up
(Reuters)U.S. stocks ended weak on Wednesday although those from the technology sector managed to briefly emerge higher around mid morning. Lingering concerns about the impact of rising interest rates on economic growth weighed. Mood was cautious investors focusing on the minutes of the Federal Reserve.Yesterday's Technicial Review usingWB's Emini Clock and Wyckoff's Tape Reading PrinciplesI
(Reuters)Following the strong upward move seen last week, stocks turned in a relatively lackluster performance during trading on Monday. The major averages spent the day bouncing back and forth across the unchanged line before closing modestly higher. The choppy trading came as traders seemed reluctant.Yesterday's Technicial Review usingWB's Emini Clock and Wyckoff's Tape Reading PrinciplesAs
(Reuters)Stocks moved sharply higher during trading on Friday, adding to the gains posted in Thursday's session. The major averages all moved to the upside on the day, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq leading the advance. The rally on Wall Street came following the release of a Commerce Department report.Yesterday's Technicial Review usingWB's Emini Clock and Wyckoff's