Given recent volatility in the broad market, combined with a vast amount of overhead resistance levels, a single instance of higher volume gains does not necessarily give the "all clear" signal to start aggressively buying and holding new positions. However, it does provide a bullish near-term sentiment for short-term traders.

The rising lows are certainly a positive sign on the chart for the S&P 500, and once again the FX background looks reasonably supportive that the 1100 barrier can be mounted.

The problem in the world economy is debt. There’s too much of it. Investors who aren’t delusional know that too much debt spells trouble.

The stock market indices rocketed higher today after an early morning dip in a strong 3-wave rally.

What if anything does the big-picture candlestick chart tell us?

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

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

The more negative market sentiment becomes this week, the more likely stocks will bounce again, even if only for a few days.

The flight-to-safety appetite for the Japanese yen is not in evidence this morning, and Clive Corcoran would not be surprised to see a relief rally when US equities open for trading today.

Unless there's a surprise boom in real estate, households will have to get back on the wagon. They need to de-leverage. And they know it.