Stocks have gone nowhere for the last seven years. That means they are still expensive.

The release of the second reading of US GDP for Q2 could prove to be market-moving on Thursday, as expansion is anticipated to be revised up to 4.1 percent – the best rate of growth since Q1 2006.

While there is some support at the lows from August 17 and 20, the door is now open to retesting price levels from August 25 and 16.

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for August 29.

Consumer confidence saw its largest drop since Hurricane Katrina in September 2005.

The release of the second reading of US GDP for Q2 could prove to be market moving on Thursday, as expansion is anticipated to be revised up to 4.1 percent – the best rate of growth since Q1 2006.

Price Headley has six key behaviors that you should have on your checklist for trading success.

Mike Paulenoff's pattern and momentum work indicates that the corrective period is complete in Newmont Mining (NEM) and that the double bottom represents the base from where a new bull phase will commence.

The release of the minutes from the FOMC’s August 7 meeting didn’t shed any new light on the central bank’s policy stance, as the meeting occurred just days before market volatility spiked and risk aversion started to reign on August 9.

Toni Hansen writes that continued weakness is more plausible given the intraday action going into the morning.