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What are the Four Horsemen telling us?

Education Stocks on the Rebound

Traders will add theses stocks to their watchlists now that they have moved above nearby levels of resistance.

The presence of long-term trendlines along with 200-day moving averages is suggesting that there could be continued pressure in the hotel industry.

Most of these stocks are trending solidly higher, with their 50-day moving averages rising.

Bullish traders are watching these stocks because their relatively low RSI values suggest that the next move could be higher.

The head-and-shoulders pattern on the chart of ACS is signaling the beginning of a move lower.

The overbought reading on the RSI may be used by bullish traders to suggest that the rally is weakening and that it may be time to take profit ...

Traders will watch these four securities as they test their respective 200-day moving averages.

The current price structure is healthy, but is showing waning momentum and may be in need of a pullback or consolidation.

Railroad stocks seem to have plenty of steam, but the key test will be what happens after the next pullback.

Institutions will typically trade in baskets of stocks and if the action in one member of a sector is painting a rosy picture, it will usually ...

It is important to track how a stock's sector is performing, as it is always in a trader's best interest to trade in the same direction as institutional ...

While V bottoms are rare, they do exist. It will be interesting to see which side wins the next battle in this sector.

Oil Stocks clearing important bases

Recent breakouts are suggesting that these stocks could be setting up to make a move higher.

In this article we'll take a look at some strong stocks in the event that the markets continue to move higher and weak stocks if the markets ...

Each of these stocks is at a critical area where they are clearly showing weakness, yet still well above the lows set last year. The key for ...

Often a surge in volume that accompanies a large move can suggest that institutional money is at work.

Speculative look at Internet stocks

Retailers often flock to short high-profile stocks that have gained in price during a downturn, but they may have better luck in picking a laggard.

These stocks have experienced a healthy consolidation and may be headed higher.

Coffee stocks have been seeing a surge in interest. The moves have generally come on in just the past few sessions and could be just beginning.

A series of declining moving averages suggest that the downtrends in these stocks will continue to dominate.

Traders will watch the overbought levels on the RSI indicator because it could suggest that these stocks are setting up for a pullback.

The companies are developing double bottoms. Are they setting up for a long-term reversal?

The overbought reading on the RSI may be used by bullish traders to suggest that the rally is weakening and that it may be time to take profit ...

With gold getting all the attention, will silver quietly provide the better returns?

Education stocks are showing signs of weakness and could be vulnerable to more downside.

ETFs can be considered a safer investment for retail investors.

With general indexes overbought and solar stocks at resistance, a pullback seems likely, but will these stocks' recent strength lead traders ...

Railroads' recent moves above their 50-day moving averages suggests that this sector could be ready to head higher.

Traders often get wrapped up in what they feel, but it's what the stock is actually doing that matters.

Legg Mason's Textbook Downtrend

Dow Jones Components Under Resistance

Overbought Bear Market Stocks

As industrials continue to slide, it's become a slippery slope for transport stocks.

Are semiconductor stocks starting to trend higher?

These companies have caught traders' attention because they have been showing signs of relative weakness.

These stocks may feel tossed by the waves, but if you know how to read them, you could come out on top.

Biotechs plunged following the president's call to increase access to generic drugs.