Stocks Climb on Dovish Fed Comments; Bernanke Up Next
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Goldman Sachs's year-end price target of 1,750 in the S&P 500 might be right, Joe Terranova says.
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Adobe Systems is near its 52-week lows, but upside option action burned brightly yesterday.
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McMoRan Exploration saw heavy option activity last month and yesterday drew more upside buyers.
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Carter Worth, chief market strategist at Oppenheimer Asset Management, takes a technical look at where the S&P 500 is likely headed.
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Coal stocks fed on rumors involving Walter Energy yesterday, and the options were flowing throughout the sector.
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Technical analyst John Roque tells us a pattern in the S&P is emerging that looks rather ominous, to say the least.
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According to Carter Worth, technicals suggest stocks have more room to run.
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The traders put Freeport McMoRan on the radar after analysts at Goldman said the recent correction in metals offered a great buying opportunity.
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How to protect your gold position, with Brian Stutland, Stutland Equities and Options Action trader.
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Walt Disney bounced off its lows yesterday, and buyers started looking for magic in upside options.
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There was very little green in the market yesterday, but airlines were positive for most of the session.
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Silicon Graphics has struggled this quarter, but option activity was bullish yesterday ahead of its earnings report later this week.
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How to use options to benefit from the recent decline in stocks, with Mike Khouw, Options Action trader.
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He had been bullish, but Oppenheimer’s Carter Worth tells us something serious has happened in his charts.
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The run to gold as a safe haven continues today amid market volatility. Briant Stutland, Options Action trader, says you can use that volatility and turn it into profits using options.
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Encana has run south in a hurry, but now the bulls expect a reversal.
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The market is going down, up, down again ... and maybe sideways for a little while. What should you do? It depends on who you are.
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Shares of Hertz sold off with the rest of the market yesterday, but some option traders were looking for upside into September.
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There’s a growing probability that Washington leaves Wall Street hanging, according to proprietary research from FBR policy analyst Ed Mills.
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Options traders were looking for Staples to ratchet back up after the office-supply retailer fell close to its 52-week lows yesterday.
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