The recent uptrend remains intact, but many contra-indicators are beginning to provide signs that the market is reaching a bullish extreme.

The debt level per private sector worker -- the people who have to pay the bills -- will nearly double between 2007 and 2015.

The stock market indices managed to hold their gains today after gapping up in the morning, and ended with a solid up-session.

Mike Paulenoff's near- and intermediate-term pattern and momentum work argue strongly that the US Natural Gas Fund ETF (UNG) is in the midst of a significant recovery rally.

Download Adrian Manz's Around The Horn Intraday Trading Plan PDF for November 2.

Dave Landry takes a one-minute look at the stock market in his video for November 2.

The actual outcome of today's elections or the specific verbiage of tomorrow's Fed announcement does not matter. The only thing that matters is the market's reaction to those two events.

The next 24 hours will be quite critical for the S&P 500 index. Clive Corcoran suspects a break above 1193 with perhaps a quick run towards the April high, but he would then be wary of an abrupt reversal.

Investors are waiting to see what happens next week. They’re sitting on the edge of their chairs. Will Ben Bernanke play it cool? Or will he want to do something really big, bold, and bumbling?

The stock market indices started the week off with a bang but finished with a wimper.