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Stocks finished the week of October 21 in a precarious spot. Read why there isn't enough to suggest the equity market rally from last week is the real thing.

The S&P 500 has dropped 20% from its mid-August top. Read why stocks may have another significant countertrend rally before the end of the year.

Market participants were shocked at the market action on Thursday. The underlying reason that many were shocked is due to their lack of understanding of market dynamics.

The Thursday rally was a big short-covering event that turned into an option-fueled squeeze. See why you should listen to what the bond market says.

The CPI report will be critical for the stock market, and could lead to a very big drop should it come in higher. See what investors may expect.

As noted, 2022 started with a sharp and swift decline lasting well into mid-year.

Many do not view a very long-term bear market as a possibility. Elliott Wave analysis suggests that an upcoming bear market can last between 7 and 20 years.

The bear markets of 1937, 2000, and 2008 suggest a short-term bottom may be found in October. Learn what factors are likely to affect the market bottom.

Seasonal trends and the mid-term elections can prove to be a catalyst for the next short-term move in stocks.

Usually, current quarter's FFQE remains above the last week of the previous quarter’s EPS estimate. How much decline has the market discounted? Find out.

A critical factor contributing to the market's downward is the high level of inflation. Will the Fed action's provide relief? Click here to find out.

Employment data released today gives some indication the job market is weakening. What is this an indication of? Click here to find out.

The latest AAII survey showed an increase in bullishness. But though bearish sentiment has turned lower, more than half of the respondents still remain bearish. Read more here...

The stock market is getting itself all excited that the Fed may pivot, yet again. Click here to find out why the unemployment rate may fall.

We began September on Crash Watch but ended the month on Crash Warning. Though much has changed since October began, the warning remains until further notice.