The current trading environment is one of the most difficult that I can recall in recent memory. Risks abroad regarding the European sovereign debt crisis is keeping market participants on edge as headline risk seemingly surrounds traders at every turn.

Just when the bears think they have escaped and are home free, Mr. Market reminds them who is in charge

Pre-Market trading on Friday morning was wild as the S&P 500 did not react well to the latest jobs report. Sellers stepped […]

Sellers were in control most of the trading session on Tuesday, however an overnight buying surge pushed the S&P 500 back up […]

Stocks were back on sale Tuesday when the S&P 500 suffered more than a 1.40% decline by the closing bell. Some market […]

Thursday was another example of Mr. Market playing games with traders and investors as equities and precious metals took part in a […]

Tuesday’s stock market action reminded overconfident bulls that bears might be hibernating, but they are not dead. The S&P 500 lost nearly […]

At this point anyone following financial markets realizes that current market conditions are directly impacted by the movement of the U.S. dollar. […]

Over the past few weeks the broad stock market has seemingly grown increasingly more bullish. Market pundits, traders, and even high profile […]

In recent articles, we discussed that Theta (Time Decay) has the potential to cause option prices to decline dramatically, particularly in the […]