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How long can the S&P 500 stay in the range? Longer than you think. Why are we stuck in this range? Well its due to a balance of different forces.

Keep an eye on NVDA’s stock. The company beat on earnings and sales, and its performance after its monster rally might be a bellwether for the whole market.

We’ve never seen so many short bets since 2003. With so many shorts, it’s hard for the market to fall. Who is going to sell, when everybody has sold already?

A U.S. default would be the first in history, and trigger a slew of legal complications (“risk free*” rate, * = not totally risk free). What happens next?

What's the first rule about observing stock market patterns? They won’t last, possibly even past the trade you were about to make betting on one.

We are possibly leaving the S&P 500's price plateau over the last month, but what lies behind those yonder clouds? The answer to that question is 19x P/E.

The market has been living in the 410-420 SPY range throughout April and May - stubbornly refusing to budge in the face of either bearish or bullish catalysts.

Is Elon going off the deep end? Or is he just catering to his core fanbase? Either way, his wonkiness could impact the stock market at large.

We wanted to highlight a notable change in an otherwise dull report released. In a nutshell, US households appear to be under increased financial strain.