The first chart is daily chart of AMGN, which shows why it is having such a hard time breaking out of the $64-65.00 range. There are lots of pivots dating back to 2006 which are getting in the way of a smooth BO. Last week it failed at $64.00, but has continued basing in a tight range so I have kept it on my focus list. Today, it finally broke $64.00 and was setting up a nice C&H pattern at...
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Although continued stalled sales worry many industry watchers, auto executives are optimistic that next year won't be worse.
Before jumping at the next chance to buy a stock "on sale," consider this: Low-priced stocks tend to trade at those levels for a reason.
Let’s take a look at the possible trading opportunities that presented themselves in the SPY (S&P 500 ETF) intraday chart today with the interesting price action. SPY 5-minute chart: You would have thought the bears would have mauled the stock market indexes when you woke up to read the headline “Inflation jumps the most in 14 years and is twice what was expected!” and yes...
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Pervez Musharraf has agreed to resign as president of Pakistan to avoid being impeached by Parliament or prosecuted, according to media reports Thursday.
BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- There's a fine line between being "the next big thing" and being "the next great thing." The difference comes down to success. If a new idea can deliver performance, it will be both the next big thing and the next great thing.
In the next few weeks, many employers will wrap up negotiations for the health-care benefits they’ll offer workers during open enrollment later this year, and their decisions will affect millions of U.S. workers’ pocketbooks.
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc said on Thursday it had appointed former Viacom Inc CEO Frank Biondi and former Nextel Partners CEO John Chapple to its board as part of a settlement with investor Carl Icahn.
SEATTLE (AP) -- Yahoo Inc. said Thursday it will add the former chief executives of Viacom and Nextel Partners to its board of directors as part of the company's deal to ward off a proxy fight with billionaire investor Carl Icahn....
Annelena Lobb reports: Goldman Sachs called a dollar bottom, and even used an exclamation point in their report so investors would know they mean it. “The dollar has bottomed!” analysts wrote. Deteriorating economies outside the U.S., including the euro zone, the U.K., Scandinavia, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, some glimpses of stability in the U.S., and lower oil prices are a...