The Russell 2000 (^RUT) came down even harder than the rest of the market in yesterday's turmoil and also plunged below the 200-week EMA.

Goldcorp (GG) suffered in the selloff that hit gold and mining stocks yesterday, but Clive Corcoran will be looking at the long side in coming sessions.

Teva Pharmaceuticals (TEVA) looks ready to test the base of the recent breakout level.

St Jude Medical (STJ) now could be poised to re-test the highs from August and September.

Heinz (HNZ) broke above two key moving averages Thursday on decent volume.

Coca Cola (KO) is revealing its appeal as a defensive play.

Schering Plough (SGP) defied the market Tuesday to produce one of the few genuinely bullish looking charts in the immediate term.

The weekly chart for the Dow Jones Industrials (^DJI) shows that we are entering an area of probable support, but this support zone is not well defined and has quite wide boundaries that will now need to be tested.

Fiserv (FISV) has an interesting chart pattern that suggests that an attempt to break above $55 is at a make or break stage.

The chart formation and heavy volume yesterday on the exchange traded fund, GLD, encourage the view that we may well witness $1000 gold in the not too distant future.