Archive: Day Traders Diary - 2010

Day Traders Diary 12/16/10 U.S. stocks opened mildly higher on Thursday as better-than-expected economic data on the labor front countered disappointing results from economic bellwether

Day Traders Diary 12/15/10 U.S. stocks wavered at Wednesday’s start, with investors questioning whether to continue a rise that has pushed the S&P 500 up

Day Traders Diary 12/14/10 U.S. stocks on Tuesday opened with mild gains after the government reported U.S. retail sales were more robust than anticipated in

Day Traders Diary 12/13/10 U.S. stocks on Monday opened higher, with Wall Street looking to extend two consecutive weeks of gains, as investors cheered another

Day Traders Diary 12/10/10 U.S. stocks began higher on Friday as economic data illustrated increased demand for American goods overseas. The Dow Jones Industrial Average

Day Traders Diary 12/9/10 U.S. stocks started mildly up on Thursday after the government offered better-than-expected data on the labor market. The Dow Jones Industrial

Day Traders Diary 12/8/10 U.S. stocks sputtered Wednesday, with Wall Street opening in an indecisive fashion as investors gauged the impact of rising Treasury yields

Day Traders Diary 12/7/10 U.S. stocks opened higher on Tuesday, with a compromise on extending tax cuts bolstering sentiment and removing the threat of larger

Day Traders Diary 12/6/10 U.S. stocks open mildly lower as worries about European debt subside and investors focus on Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s comments

Day Traders Diary 12/3/10 U.S. stocks on Friday opened modestly lower after a disappointing November jobs report that had some questioning the data. “The market