Corey Rosenbloom: There are times when larger news situations overrule simple planning levels based on a stock chart. This week may easily be one of those events. Key S&P 500 Target Levels To Watch
Corey Rosenbloom: There are times when larger news situations overrule simple planning levels based on a stock chart. This week may easily be one of those events. How The Stock Market Is Now Priced By The Fed
George Leong: When I first started to look at the stock market several decades ago, my primary analysis was based on the market fundamentals and how well companies were doing. How The Markets Will React To A Government Shutdown
David Zeiler: The markets are already nervous over a stubborn group of Republicans threatening a government shutdown unless Democrats agree to defund Obamacare, or at least delay implementation of the healthcare law another year. Dow Jones Industrial Average: Several Bearish Indicators Showing Up
John Rubino: I have a theory about technical indicators, which is that most people only pay attention to the ones that confirm what they already think. Technicals are primarily entertainment, Indexing: Knowing What Is Important
Martin Raab: Especially in long-term investing, the choice of index is decisive. What advisors and investors should pay attention to in order to prevent bad surprises and "performance tricks". What Investors Need To Be Watching Right Now
Mike Burnick: The Federal Reserve surprised the world last week by failing to reduce its bond-buying program, adding another layer of concern on top of a possible government shutdown and slowing company earnings. Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500: Prepare For A Downturn Ahead
Moe Zulfiqar: Two lines from the song “For What It’s Worth” by Buffalo Springfield pretty much sum up what we are seeing on the key stock indices here in the U.S. economy: “There’s something’ happening’ here/What it is ain’t exactly clear.” Federal Reserve’s Policies Are Just Driving Up Stock Prices
George Leong: Trillions of dollars of government stimulus and Federal Reserve quantitative easing (QE) later, the U.S. economy continues to drag along, with gross domestic product (GDP) growth at just over two percent. Dow Jones Industrial Average: The Risks Outweigh The Reward
Michael Lombardi: The chart below of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDEXDJX:.DJI) depicts the precise moment when the Federal Reserve made its announcement last Wednesday that it was not planning to taper its quantitative easing Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500: Investors Need To Be Cautious
Moe Zulfiqar: Key stock indices are showing robust performance—especially following the Federal Reserve’s announcement that it will not be tapering its bond buying program at this time. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDEXDJX:.DJI) Dow Jones Industrial Average: No Taper Should Be Good For Markets?
Chris Ciovacco: Just two short days ago the Fed told us the economic data did not justify tapering their monthly bond purchases. The stock market jumped higher. Less than 48 hours later, MarketWatch reported: Dow Jones Industrial Average: 6 Reasons To Be Bullish On The Stock Market
Bill Hall: In my two most recent Money and Markets’ columns, I gave seven reasons why the U.S. stock market peaked for 2013 last month. (Click here for the first four and here for the last three.) Dow Jones Industrial Average: The Perfect Fed Statement For Stock Market Bulls
The Bullish Trifecta Fed Statement Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 Really Showing Signs of Weakness
Sasha Cekerevac: Looking back over the past year, it’s quite amazing to see the shift in market sentiment. Last year, many investors were quite skeptical of the market, best represented by the S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) Why Markets Will Tumble When The QE Taper Starts
Money Morning Staff: With the U.S. Federal Reserve expected to discuss plans to end QE at its Sept. 17-18 policy meeting, it's time to consider what happens when the QE taper starts. 
