Gene shares his review of the market's performance in April. 

Gene's perspective on whether this is a 'sell in May go away' market.

The stock market may be transitioning to a more normalized behavior as volatility is easing. 

Gene discusses how the stock market has adopted a more resilient behavior since the April 7 lows. 

Gene discusses yesterday's market decline and how it drove the major indexes below their respective support guidelines. 

Gene discusses stock futures pointing to a lower opening, including declines in both the Dow Jones and the S&P 500. 

Gene talks about the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closings. 

Tariffs continue to trigger volatility on Wall Street and we are seeing that this morning with stock futures indicating a lower opening. 

Gene discusses how the major market indexes have engaged in V type rebounds following the deep lows from last Monday April 07. 

The aggressive implementation of tariffs by the Trump Administration spurred historic volatility in the financial markets. But in recent sessions the market rebounded as some of these tariffs were eased.

Gene analyzes the major stock indexes patterns. 

Gene discusses yesterday's historic rally on Wallstreet. 

Did the the stock market just bottom?*No report tomorrow 4/9/2025

Many stocks have fallen back to their late spring, early summer levels from last year. 

Gene talks about The CBOE Volatility Index and how it is trading above the 45 level. 

The reality of tariffs and their short term consequences are striking the market hard this morning. 

Gene discusses the probability of the market engaging in a saucer type bottom formation. *No podcast tomorrow 4/2/2025

Gene discusses the market's end of first quarter for 2025. 

Rotation has surely been a key technical characteristic during the month of March and that could carry over into April. But I wouldn't expect it to continue at the aggressive and or accelerated rate that we saw during this month.

Gene talks about the first quarter coming to an end and how the DOW Jones Industrial Average is the clear winner year-to-date. Listen more...

Yesterday's rally may have been a snapshot of things to come as the market recovers longer term.*No report tomorrow 3/26/25

Gene discusses using percentages to label the market in corrections or in a Bear market. 

The latest AAII Sentiment Survey, indicates a small change in sentiment. There is some movement from the neutral camp to the bullish camp. 

The Stock Market suspense of trading swings continue and are likely to prevail through much of this year based on the CBOE Volatility Index long term trend. *No report tomorrow 3/20/25. Report resumes on Friday 3/21.

Since late last week, the stock market's tone has shifted to a more resilient behavior.