The markets ended mixed to mostly higher, although they had an immediate strong rally out of the shoot.

The markets had another very negative start to the week, much like we've seen over the last few months.

The indices had a quite negative finish not only to the session but the week, and they went out with a 4-day downtrend, near the lows for the day, particularly on the Dow and S&P 500.

The markets got a solid afternoon rally that brought it back from new several day pullback lows, and put the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 back in the plus column at the end of the day, although the Dow wasn't quite able to make it back & ended in the loss column.

The stock market had a strong sell-off today on negative individual company and economic news.

The markets had a reasonable consolidation day, but ended lower on the session, due to profit-taking from a very overbought condition.  Although at mid-day they did reach new rally highs, a pullback in the last couple hours pulled them back into negative territory.

The markets started out with a nice push higher early on, as futures were higher before the opening. They stair-stepped up in a small 5-wave advance and reached 1205 on the Nasdaq 100 and 880 on the S&P 500, but weren't able to do much more after the first hour. They then rolled over hard in the morning, bounced around during mid-day, couldn’t mount an advance, and then rolled over and made session lows with about an hour to go. Over the last hour they did come back a bit, but not enough to save the day.

The markets had another negative session to start the week. They were down for most of the session and stair-stepped lower until about a half hour to go. Then they staged a very strong snapback rally, taking back half the losses on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, and three-quarters of the losses on the Dow.

The market had a disappointing session, as the morning consolidation patterns rolled over in the afternoon and took out key short-term layers of support, spiked down with about a half hour to go, reaching the lows for the day at just above 1190 support zone on the Nasdaq 100 and near the 877-78 area on the S&P 500.

The markets had a consolidation day, but ended on the downside. They were lower in the morning, rallied mid-day, and then backed and filled into the close, but in the last 10 minutes took a quick hit to close near the afternoon lows.