Salesforce.com (CRM) has pulled back to potential support at the convergence of two moving averages.

General Electric (GE) could find renewed buying interest as it retreats to the 200-day EMA.

The S&P 500 (^SPC) is poised at a key level where it is facing the possibility of breaking free from the nested triangular patterns which have characterized chart patterns for several weeks.

Reliance Steel (RS) is an example of a commodity-based equity that looks vulnerable at least down to the 200-day EMA.

Momenta Pharmaceuticals (MNTA) has a complex and unorthodox pullback pattern, but it still appears that the buying surge on February 29 will see some follow-through.

The chart for Goldcorp (GG) shows the break above resistance, and there is obvious potential for a continuation to higher ground.

Given the remarkable recovery and reversal in the US equity markets yesterday, it is legitimate to ask the question - have the lows of January been successfully tested?

Pulte Homes (PHM) faces obvious stiff resistance from the intersection of two moving averages above yesterday's intraday high.

Salesforce (CRM) has a bull flag formation with all of the right volume characteristics and could be ready for an attempt to regain the levels from mid-December.

The chart for Wachovia Bank (WB highlights the difficulties that the overall market is facing. It is very hard for the bulls to mount a rally, even when we are at such a critical level, when financials look as though they are hanging on by their fingertips.