Archive: Day Traders Diary - 2010

Day Traders Diary 12/2/10 U.S. stocks started mildly up on Thursday after weekly jobless claims rose more than expected, denting enthusiasm that came with higher-than-anticipated

Day Traders Diary 12/1/10 U.S. stocks started sharply higher to start December after economic data from around the globe helped equities rebound from a lousy

Day Traders Diary 11/30/10 U.S. stocks opened steeply lower on Tuesday, taking the Dow Jones Industrial Average back under 11,000, as Europe’s fiscal issues weighed

Day Traders Diary 11/29/10 U.S. stocks opened lower on Monday after a bailout for Ireland did little to ease worry about Europe’s financial troubles. The

Day Traders Diary 11/26/10 U.S. stocks opened sharply lower Friday, as concerns over European sovereign debt and tensions between North and South Korea persisted, overshadowing

Day Traders Diary 11/24/10 U.S. stocks opened higher on Wednesday after economic reports cast a more optimistic light on the jobs front and consumer spending.

Day Traders Diary 11/23/10 U.S. stocks fell sharply at the open Tuesday, as an exchange of fire between North and South Korea combined with ongoing

Day Traders Diary 11/22/10 U.S. stocks fell early on Monday, as Ireland’s application for a bailout failed to remove broader concerns about sovereign debt in

Day Traders Diary 11/19/10 U.S. stocks opened lower Friday, retreating from their biggest single-day gains since November 4th. China is making news after ordering its

Day Traders Diary 11/18/10 U.S. stocks opened sharply higher Thursday with investors hopeful Ireland would receive funds to avert a financial crisis. The Dow Jones