Technical Analysis

Technical indicators point to more gains, while increased capital spending in the oil patch is seen as a positive for the companies.

Technical analysis suggests that Ferrari could leave other legacy auto makers’ shares in the dust.

Falling treasury yields could also give the sector a boost.

The Invesco Solar ETF has lagged behind both the broader market and the struggling energy group.

Stocks of companies that have recently gone public are an uptrend.

The SPDR S&P Metals & Mining ETF has already gained more than 36% this year.

DoorDash stock runs counter to the common belief that opportunities to buy only come after pullbacks.

Shares of all three companies are in position to chug higher.

When it comes to performance, Chinese internet stocks aren’t just keeping up, they are outperforming their U.S. counterparts.

Warning signs abound following a mega-rally off the April lows.

The company’s artificial-intelligence-enabled products and strong position in Brazil could boost shares. Now it just needs the farm cycle to cooperate.

Shares rallied nicely, but have run out of steam.

Shares of the fintech company are helping lead financials higher.

The charts show that the group is ready to rally.

Each consolidation has been quicker and smaller than the prior one. This is characteristic of powerful advances.

Shares of many semiconductor companies, including Allegro MicroSystems, have been rising as well.

The pick-and-shovels company’s shares look to be breaking out amid strong fundamentals for the industry.

A stock or an index breaking above a key level, on its own, is a bullish signal.

It’s time to ‘fade the breakout’ in the ARK Innovation ETF, says BTIG’s Jonathan Krinsky.

The market’s rally is running out of steam, and it may be time to take profits in companies that have performed well. Netflix, a Barron’s pick, made the list.

A monthly close above $36 an ounce would confirm the breakout and confirm upside projections to $45-$50.

The cruise operator’s stock recently took a hit after cautious management earnings commentary and investor jitters, but it’s well positioned to correct course.

A breakout from a 21-year base would signify the start of a new long-term cycle of much higher Treasury bond yields.

OPEC is pumping, oil prices are falling, sale producers are pulling up rigs. Our Roundtable pros see plenty of opportunity.