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Gary Kaltbaum
The bio-tech sector and a few semiconductor names are among the stocks seeing some deterioration today. With fewer and fewer stocks leading the market up, are we in the midst of an intermediate-term correction or will there be more upside first? (more)
 Gary Kaltbaum
All major indices remain above moving averages with earnings reactions starting off nicely. Gary Kaultbaum asks, will no warnings lead to better than expected numbers? (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
The market is having another ramp up to new highs on Tuesday. Gary Kaltbaum's setups for today include financials, oils, and metals/mining. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
Gary Kaltbaum will be the first to tell you not to underestimate the market. But why does he insist that all pullbacks are "gifts"? (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
Lagging sectors are set to move to the forefront as the market continues a steady positive gain. Gary Kaltbaum details the market state and tells you where he believes the trend will hold. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
Traders thought they were getting a head and shoulders, but instead they got a follow-through day. Is the market going bullish? Gary Kaltbaum shares his thoughts. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
This week, the market teased the upside, teased the downside...and almost out of nowhere, blasts back into the upper half of the recent 2 month-plus trading range. Gary Kaltbaum reviews what's giving the market the impetus this week. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
Market is coming after some of the commodity areas on Monday, as crude-oil futures tumbled to start the week. Gary Kaltbaum reports on what sectors are showing relative weakness and which are clear sector leaders. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
We're getting into the end of the quarter and Gary Kaltbaum sees plenty of sectors finding trouble. But on the other hand, there are some good news to report. See which stocks are on Gary's focus list.
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Gary Kaltbaum
Stocks are moving sharply higher at the start of trading on Monday, despite the bankruptcy filing of General Motors. Gary Kaltbaum comments on what sectors are leading the way. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
Gary Kaltbaum contends that we're seeing stocks in pullback mode, and that's a good thing! Find out why. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
With little economic news to focus on, U.S. stocks declined early Monday. Gary Kaulbaum weighs in on what sectors are pulling back and which will be coming into the forefront today. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
Stocks rallied Monday morning on stronger than expected housing and construction spending reports. See Gary Kaltbaum's take on what sectors are now coming to the forefront and what's pulling back. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
Do you think the media is taking a biased pen to stories of protest against the Obama Administration's bailouts? Kaltbaum does and he also thinks a pullback is on the way, so why exactly is he so positive right now? (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
Listen to this important recording of Gary Kaltbaum's radio show in which he discusses the March 12 Follow-Through Day and find how it may impact your trading and investing. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
With the United States government on the hook for $12 Trillion in guarantees, it's time to look away from bailouts and look at changing the way the Financials are acting. Gary Kaltbaum shares his insights into remedying our ailing market. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
The overall market finished higher across the board yesterday. But will this rally stick or will it follow all the other rallies that petered out quickly? Gary Kaltbaum weighs in. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
Will the market attempt a rally after yesterday's sell-off? Gary Kaltbaum weighs in on the market's initial strengths and weaknesses in anticipation for a month end rally. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
Massive government infusions in capital are entering the banking industry once more, and Bernanke is back to printing dollars en masse. Is it going to work this time? It better. (more)
Gary Kaltbaum
Fed Chair Bernanke states that the economy will get better by end of this year, plus Barclays joins CITI and BAC in saying the first two months of the year were better. Garry Kaltbaum weighs in on the concerted effort by the government and the banks to make things look better. (more)
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