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Whether you're trading penny stocks or not, what's happening in the stock market today is important. If you missed Tuesday's session, you missed one of the wildest. The Dow and the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) tapped fresh 2022 lows in the stock market today. Despite weaker tech stocks, the Nasdaq (NASDAQ: QQQ) held the line, still failing to put in a new low of the year, which was already set back in June when the ETF touched $269.28. But That's NOT EVERYTHING That Happened In The Stock Market Today Continue Reading

Whether you're trading penny stocks or not, what's happening in the stock market today is important. If you missed Tuesday's session, you missed one of the wildest. The Dow and the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) tapped fresh 2022 lows in the stock market today. Despite weaker tech stocks, the Nasdaq (NASDAQ: QQQ) held the line, still failing to put in a new low of the year, which was already set back in June when the ETF touched $269.28. But That's NOT EVERYTHING That Happened In The Stock Market Today Continue Reading

Market volatility creates opportunities in today's market. Toni Turner of TrendStar Trading Group discusses several strategies investors and traders can use to take advantage.

Selling by computers responding to break below S&P 500's 1120 support likely, however a brief but sharp technical rally should develop - Astute traders buy only.

I have been looking for a buying opportunity but not at these levels. Test of August lows possible after a Fed rally next week. New buying is risky.

The market is close to resolving whether the consolidation pattern since early August is a base for a renewal of the bull market, or a further decline in stock prices and a very attractive buying opportunity.

The recent bounce off support shows evidence that investors are willing to take on more risk by looking for gains in small-cap stocks and other places.

Rally started Tuesday anticipates announcement from Europe of a solution to debt woes. A rally would accompany such news, but "buying the news" risky.

Weak regional markets and S&P's downgrade of Spain's sovereign rating brought an end to Hong Kong's sharp six-day rally. Chinese inflation figures came out in line with expectations at 6.1%.

The third-quarter earnings season has kicked off, but while initial results may be underwhelming, S&P's Sam Stovall says investors may want to watch the battered sectors more closely.

Q3 earnings take center stage. Wall Street now EXPECTS the U.S. to avoid recession and for Europe to solve its debt problems. There may be no room for surprises in this market.