Tag Archives: Dow Jones

18 September 2017 (8:47 AM EDT) Last week, U.S. markets had staged a breakout so today, the immediate trading range will be between high and low levels of previous session. That means, previous session’s high will be immediate resistance and … Continue reading →

8 September 2017 (9:03 AM EDT) Although U.S. stock futures are trading highly negative, a dominating range bound pattern may force major indexes to rise from their major support levels after the opening bell. Dow Jones is expected to open … Continue reading →

7 September 2017 (9:03 AM EDT) U.S. stock futures have been fluctuating in a narrow range through the session, and the same choppy but range bound pattern is expected to continue after the opening bell. Major indexes are expected to … Continue reading →

1 September 2017 (9:00 AM EDT) Last month’s labor market reports have missed estimates, and U.S. stock futures have risen in cheers, hoping that an increase in unemployment rate and decreased job growth will make the Fed go slow with … Continue reading →

31 August 2017 (8:59 AM EDT) Yesterday, S&P 500 had moved above its last week’s high point, indicating a range breach and buying support. However, Dow Jones had hesitated in crossing that barrier and traded with small gains near its … Continue reading →

29 August 2017 (8:53 AM EDT) Saying that U.S. markets are facing a “low start”, is an understatement. Futures of major U.S. indexes are highly negative. European markets are also bleeding numbers. All thanks to a missile launch by North … Continue reading →

22 August 2017 (9:03 AM EDT) U.S. markets had staged a bounce back in previous session and today, high futures are indicating that these markets are going to witness some gains at the open. The earlier drop and after that … Continue reading →

18 August 2017 (8:43 AM EDT) U.S. stock futures are showing mild gains, indicating that U.S. markets may seek to take a breather at nearby support levels after a drastic fall yesterday. I hope you are not paying attention to … Continue reading →