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Turmeric NCDEX october futures is in sideways trend and we can see selling in it for the next week.If in the upcoming week Turmeric sustains below the level of 7500 then it can test the levels of 6750 on the downside.On the upside, if it breaks the level of 9090 then we can expect the levels of 9800 in it till the end of the week.

A host of new negatives (Fed notwithstanding) are combining to trigger a downside breakout from the Aug. 9 consolidation with an initial target of Dow 9,680.

Buy and hold investors in the stock market typically invest in stocks that they believe will generate a positive return over a longer time horizon.

All 10 sectors showed gains today with financial stocks and energy stocks leading the move higher. The market will wait on key economic numbers this week and developments in Europe for direction.

Two Month Trading Range due for breakout, Heavy volume needed for big move up. Downside breakout could reach DJIA: 9,460 - 9,680 (S&P 500: 1020 - 1030)

Wall Street continues rally as investors regain hope on a resolution in Europe and the U.S. staves off another shutdown risk. Commodities also rebound after major drops.

SaviCorp's innovative approach to automotive technology has led the company to the creation of products that help vehicles help consumers protect the environment.

Investors may expect a bounce today, but anticipating a market bottom is premature. There is more downside as the market seeks comfort level that discounts uncertainties.

China might see a technical rebound after a 20% swoon since early August. But there won't be a sustained recovery until the overhang of possible Greek default is eliminated.

SaviCorp's development of green products are helping both the environment and consumers' wallets. To achieve both is to open the door for widespread application, which is just what the company is hoping will happen.

Earnings can often be the best indicator of a company's health and the likelihood it has to continue on a given trajectory. These three companies appear to be primed for continued strength.

A widespread myth holds that banks are not lending. A polemic about why banks not lending prevents the economy from jump starting usually follows. Like all business myths, it sounds credible at first...

Discount retailers have been making a comeback in 2011 but the most recent earnings reports and speculation indicate that there could be more progress yet.

Any way investors look at it, almost all signs are pointing south right now. Current economic numbers and charts agree…the market looks weak and heavy.

Yahoo! may not be the web darling that it once was, but it does own a large stake in one of the most promising tech companies in China. Jim Trippon is keeping a close eye on how this gem will play out.

Every component on the airline subsector was up for the day after the major carriers announced intentions to continue the capacity discipline in spite of strong demand.

Tech stocks closed the day on a mixed note after Apple reached its all-time high in midday trading and Netflix continues to shed shares following the decision to divide its streaming and hardcopy DVD businesses.

The recent rally appears to be driven my invisible forces. Flat or pessimistic news regarding the global economy seems to inexplicably be driving the market upwards, but can it last?

Industrial stocks are often hard hit in tough economic times, but the necessity of some of these companies paired with international ties that help drive growth mean that there are still buys to be found.