Despite other signs of economic stalling, a small payroll beat sets the stage for one final upswing. Yet, there are also some attractive uptrend breakouts underway.
The rally's shunning these related companies, and that's fine -- we don't need a repeat of 2007-2008.
A raft of poor economic data and technical breakdowns suggest more stock market downside.
Last week's optimism fades as structural problems and trouble in Europe re-emerge, threatening a months-long downtrend.
Ford is downgraded to 'underperform,' and JetBlue is downgraded to 'underperform.'
Sony is upgraded to 'buy,' and JoS. A. Bank is downgraded to 'equal weight.'
The difference of opinion between Wall Street and Main Street is growing as equities soar but growth stalls.
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