The broad market continues to push higher while most traders anticipate a correction.

In the broad market, divergence among the major indices is becoming more clear.

Buying pullbacks in commodity-related ETFs is often more effective than buying breakouts.

Deron Wagner has been seeing a bit of sector rotation back into commodities lately, and the pattern in Market Vectors Gold Miners (GDX) may be setting up for a nice swing trade entry.

The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow will soon be testing resistance of their January 2010 highs. As they do, traders should be prepared for a bit of turbulence and volatility.

There is a risk that the pre-market employment data could spark a swift drop in the broad market today, but the overall technical picture still slightly favors the bulls.

In the current environment, Deron Wagner prefers buying ETFs that are reversing their downtrends after a pullback.

In order to have the best chance for profitability in the current, short-term rally, it's important to focus on specific sectors and industries showing the most relative strength to the overall stock market.

Deron Wagner discusses how a disciplined system of controlled risk contibutes to a trader's long-term profitability.

Although the Nasdaq Composite has unconvincingly moved back above its 50-day moving average, the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average remain stuck below their 50-day MAs.