JP Morgan (JPM) has broken decisively below its November low and looks likely to reach a selling climax in coming sessions.

The recent strong rally in educational stocks has coincided with the Obama inauguration, and today could see a "buy on the rumor sell on the news" development for Apollo.

Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO) has had two very positive sessions and, given the breakout from the ascending wedge pattern, now seems set to take on the upside target indicated on the chart.

EMC is one of the long trades that Clive Corcoran will be considering today if the market can stabilize for some kind of bounce.

The exchange traded fund for US Oil, USO, is showing much increased volume and some indications that accumulation is taking place.

One very notable feature of the chart for the Natural Gas sector (UNG) is the very positive divergence between the recent weak price performance and the MFI chart, which clearly indicates that accumulation has been taking place.

Clive Corcoran notes that there would seem to be a relatively favorable reward/risk ratio on the long side for the exchange traded fund for the Natural Gas sector (UNG).

Allstate (ALL) is approaching an area of potential support at the intersection of two key moving averages.

Global Sources (GSOL) has a bearish flag pattern.

The chart for General Electric (GE) is one of the least healthy looking among the major Dow Jones components, and yesterday there was a rejection at the 50-day EMA.