Click here- FreeOnlineTradingEducation.com Pre-market stock futures up after a nasty six weeks of volatile turbulence. Big economic news due out the rest of the week.

Click here- FreeOnlineTradingEducation.com Wall Street ends the day with hammers. The Dow rallied back from steep losses and ended the day slightly in the green as optimism over corporate earnings outweighed a sobering jobless claims report. Commodities up; CPI reporting in morning.

Click here- FreeOnlineTradingEducation.com Wall Street rallies strong but on poor volume; Impressive first-quarter results from larger companies such as Ford sent the Dow up more than 100 points. Commodities down; Fed speaking tomorrow.

Click here- FreeOnlineTradingEducation.com Wall Street rallied big on the Fed’s decision to pump $600 billion into the economy. The US dollar falls; gold and oil rally; Unemployment data reports pre-market

Click here- FreeOnlineTradingEducation.com Wall Street ends day bullish with low volume in part due to the prospect European countries would establish a bailout package to ward off a Greek debt restructuring despite fresh data showing a double-dip in housing prices, slumping GDP, increasing jobless claims and dropping consumer sentiment.

Click here- FreeOnlineTradingEducation.com As expected, Wall Street pushed higher as mergers and acquisitions activity and upbeat private sector employment data gave the markets something to smile about. I think it’s more about the weekly chart showing a bull pullback.

Click here- FreeOnlineTradingEducation.com Wall Street tanks more than 1.5% after a sobering manufacturing report from the New York Fed added to fears the economic recovery may be slowing not to mention Greek debt fears.

Click here- FreeOnlineTradingEducation.com Pre-market stock futures down. Retail Sales drop to 0.5% as expected; 0.8% prior. Jobless Claims beats, down44K to 434k; Exp; 474k prior. PPI misses and rises to 0.8%, 0.6% Exp; 0.7% Prior.

Click here- FreeOnlineTradingEducation.com Wall Street gets rocked (Idle of March) due to the Nikkei crashing down by historical levels. Markets take an early morning dump, but climb back from the early lows by day’s end. Crude and gold and other commodities drop to lower levels.

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