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The highly anticipated results of the healthcare vote never manifested as the republicans pulled the bill because they did not have the votes to pass it. The anticipation shook the market up early in the week but in the end stocks didn't react much to the non-vote on Friday afternoon. If anything it was positive.

Investors will now have their attention focused on the tax reform negotiations, which is really what they're interested in. That and the debt ceiling fiasco could set the ...

It was a classic reversal day yesterday as stocks opened flat, rallied up to some healthy gains, and reversed down to close slightly negative. The Dow was up about 100-points but ended the day down 5-points. The culprit? The House failed to vote on the healthcare bill, the event everyone was waiting for.

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Stocks tacked on some losses early yesterday before the bleeding stopped and the indices found some stability. The results were mixed with the Dow slipping 7-points, but well off the morning lows. The Nasdaq had a string day while the S&P, small caps, and the I-fund saw small to modest gains.

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Believe it or not, stocks opened higher on Tuesday but it turned out to be a Turnaround Tuesday and stocks spent most of the day heading south after the open. The financial stocks, which led the way higher during the Trump rally, led the way on the downside yesterday and that's impacting both the large and small cap indices. The Dow ended the day with a loss of 238-points while small caps took an even bigger loss percentage-wise. The dollar was down sharply helping ...

Stocks were mixed but mostly lower on Monday with the Dow losing 9-points, the S&P shedding almost 5, while the Nasdaq was flat. Small caps and the Transports lagged.

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