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Kevin Haggerty
Crude oil and the U.S. dollar were relatively quiet yesterday, while the Lehman Brothers saga continued to make a lot of noise. Kevin Haggerty gives his market commentary on why this bear market is not over. (more)
 Kevin Haggerty
When market volume decreases so does liquidity, and the result is a rise in volatility. See what Kevin Haggerty foresees in the coming days as the financial industry continues to decline, and where other major sectors are heading as well. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
The financials are sinking and oil holds its Friday low. Kevin Haggerty gives his brutally honest market commentary that you'll only hear from the media after the fact. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
The SEC's strict "pre-borrow" short rule on 19 major financial stocks has expired, but is that really the end of it? (more)
Kevin Haggerty
Crude oil is on the decline and the dollar is on its way up, but Kevin Haggerty doesn't think it will last. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
With oil prices on the decline, energies are the big players this week. Kevin Haggerty details the current market situation, including other key sectors that are affected by the fall in crude. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
The market action was weak on Friday, the first day of the new month, and that carried over yesterday as the SPX opened down. See why Kevin Haggerty thinks the current market action is just a bear rally. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
Energy and commodities led the market yesterday with the XLE up 6% and the OIH up almost as much as well. See expert commentary from TradingMarkets' columnist and veteran trader, Kevin Haggerty. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
The major indexes took another hit yesterday with the SPX and QQQQ -1.9, while the INDU was -2.1 NYSE volume declined to 1.17 billion shares after more “derivative meltdown” news weighed on the market. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
The $SPX hit the initial key price zone of 1289-1292 yesterday making a 1291.17 intraday high on the 10:40AM bar but then only declined to 1277.06 before trading sideways into the 1282.19 close. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
Apple loses over 10% after its earnings announcement this week, the XLE opened strong only to pull back, and Energy and Materials moved into positive territory. See what else Kevin Haggerty sees in the markets today. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
The Fed has finally caught on: monetary policy isn't all that affects this economy. See expert technical analysis from on of TradingMarkets' most prominent traders, Kevin Haggerty. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
Here is an idea of what to expect following the Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac bailout plans and the government's takeover of Indymac. Also, energies are up and its effects are already being felt on the dollar. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
What has been the impact of recent trading action within the financial industry? See how the markets are performing through the eyes of professional trader Kevin Haggerty. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
The $SPX took out the 1257 3/17/08 cycle low last Thursday and hit a 1252.80 intraday low on the 10:00AM bar. See what to expect from the markets this week from pro trader Kevin Haggerty. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
Though the holiday weekend may be close at hand, there's still plenty of trading to be had. This is what Kevin Haggerty sees in the market for this week, and it's not pretty. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
The $SPX rallied to 1328.75 on the 10:50AM bar from the previous 1314.29 close, and then drifted down until the Fed's much expected no cut verdict. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
The option expiration, and more negative news from the financial sector Friday was too much for the market, as the $SPX declined -1.9. The $BKX was -1.2, while the leaders were the $HUI +4.2, and OIH +1.8. The $SPX closed the week at 1317.93. (more)
Kevin Haggerty
The $SPX hit a 1366.59 intraday high on Tuesday after the reversal from the 1331.29 low last Thursday (6/12). The market action on this reversal has not been strong though... (more)
Kevin Haggerty
The $SPX reversed from a key price and time zone last week, as anticipated in the previous commentary (Short Term Reversal Zone), and closed the week at 1360.03 after bouncing off the 1331.29 low. (more)
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