The fourth winning week in a row, but how much more can we expect from the market?

This week the Fed altered their end-of-meeting statement by just a few words, but those words have a lot of meaning.

Watch Peter Reznicek's videos for trading ideas this coming week.

The next time you stake a trade on a seemingly logical premise, ask yourself, if the illogical alternative is actually the better risk for the moment.

Which 18 stocks are we watching this week?

Gold should go up with consumer prices. But, for nearly two decades -- from 1980 to 1999 -- gold went down while consumer and asset prices rose. Now, consumer prices are stable. Yet gold hits new records.

The stock market indices ended the week in spectacular fashion, gapping up big at the opening and never looking back.

Continued risk appetite could be the best case scenario for policy makers as it will lead to flows out of the safe haven currency as traders look for higher yields.

Yesterday's low in U.S. Steel (X) could have been a secondary, near-term double bottom low. What does Mike Paulenoff think today?

Download Adrian Manz's Around The Horn Intraday Trading Plan PDF for September 24.