The market had the biggest day of the year today. The Fed announced they were cutting interest rates sharply, at which point the markets were already up substantially on the session.

We had a volatile session, but the indices managed to end mixed on the day. Most of them, except for the Dow, closed down. But it was an interesting day with very strong negative futures pre-opening that sent the markets sharply lower at the opening.

A nasty way to end the week, as the indices closed sharply lower, not far off the session lows, but they did rally in the last hour, sharply, although giving it back towards the end of the day.

The indices had a topsy-turvy session. They gapped down big at the opening, and then after a brief bounce hit the lows for the session around an hour after the opening.

The indices had a nice follow-through in the morning, and it looked like they were on their way to a strong session, but they pulled back mid-day.

It was a huge monster rally today after the Fed announced it was pouring liquidity back into the banking system.

The stock market had a very nasty start to the week and continued its steep downtrend of the last few sessions, taking the indices not only sharply lower but closing at the lows for the day going away.

The indices ended to the plus side, but it was a little roller coaster today.

The indices continued lower in distinct down-channels, particularly on the Nasdaq 100, and when the bottom of that channel was hit they bounced sharply off that level.

The indices closed very negatively, and basically they're right on key rising bottoms support going back going back 4 or 5 weeks now, so any move below this level could trigger a very steep slide, perhaps much worse than we saw today.