Apple shares have been flying below the radar, however, the weekly AAPL log scale has the potential to stir up this sea of tranquility. Strong support about 10% below current trade may act as magnet.... >> READ MORE...

In the first few days of 2015 the S&P Bank ETF (KBE) erased 18-months worth of gains. The inability to print new highs keeps a divergence in tact that proved ultimately bearish in 2007.... >> READ MORE...

This was the world’s largest ETF in August 2011, and it just dropped out of the Top 10. Falling prices and discouraged investors yanked more than $50 billion out of this ETF. Could this be a buy signal?... >> READ MORE...

Here is one of the biggest trading anomalies on Wall Street: Since 1970, the S&P 500 delivered a year-end rally 76.1% of the time, but the VIX declined over the same period only 13.8% of the time.... >> READ MORE...

The euro has been more or less in freefall mode since May 2014. Downside momentum even increased this week. However, commercial traders are buying euros and the chart sports a potentially bullish setup.... >> READ MORE...

Small cap stocks tend to outperform large cap stocks starting in mid-December. After an incredible second half of December, stocks hit a wall and started to tumble and investors’ guts are being tested. ... >> READ MORE...

The S&P 500 is starting 2015 off with a thud, down 3% in two days. One exotic indicator, featured in the December 21 Profit Radar Report, warned of a very weak beginning of the year. Here’s a closer look at this indicator.... >> READ MORE...

The S&P 500, Dow Jones and Russell 2000 saw new all-time highs in December, but they didn’t end the year on a high note. In fact, buying climaxes – which included a number of popular ETFs – soared to new highs.... >> READ MORE...

The SPDR S&P Bank ETF has been stuck in a defined trading range for the past 12 month. Now it’s back at the top of the range, trying to break above resistance. What KBE does here may have implications for the broad market. ... >> READ MORE...

Some call it Santa Claus rally, others year-end rally. Regardless of the label, S&P 500 seasonality is firmly bullish for the next couple of weeks. But this is not an automatic VIX sell signal, in fact, it tends to be a VIX trap. ... >> READ MORE...