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Still no volume for all the doom and gloom entertainment. There isn't any volume selling. Blah...I think it goes nowhere.

Is it a good time to buy? Will it come back?

Stick with my belief that delayed CEO announcement enhances chance of significant buyout. The two actions are exclusive 2 one another.

Tesla Motors announced its home-powering battery products as “missing link”, which is supposed to change the way the world uses electricity. Home powering Powerwall batteries come in two variants, 10-kilowatt hour (kWh) that costs $3,500 while 7kWh costs $3,000, excluding installation costs...

$TWTR someone is bullish. Twitter's buy rating reiterated at Jefferies Group. $56.00 PT

Let's see if we can climb back over that $262 early today. Nothing better than booking a winner early.

analyst upgrade you know what that means for the contrarian AAPL

$KO much like $MCD this is a shrinking brand

The market has a long way down . It will take weeks before it is safe to buy. Stay safe!

The Street rate $TWTR as a SELL. This is driven by multiple weaknesses, which we believe should have a greater impact than any strengths, and could make it more difficult for investors to achieve positive results compared to most of the stocks we cover. Among the areas we feel are negative, one...

More gap downs to come until we hit 105. Blame the broad market. Need cheap shares. Buy low sell high.

I lost count of how many reversals we had yesterday from 2-4 pm. But looks like today will have some as well. Don't trust anything.

9:30 am 10million share volume bar? yeah! its institutions buying value not shorting

This could be down 5+ % today. One of the most pumped up stocks out of all the bubble stocks.

Need this to come back to b/e. Not a broken stock, just broken management. Might 28$ today if this market turns around a bit.

This thing is going to plummet, the fed is going to raise rates and the market it going to flip out.

$TWTR what do you guys think the fed call will be and how do u think the bird will respond to it?

Since Dec. 16, 2008, the Fed has kept its benchmark interest rate at a range between zero and one-quarter percent. The move was announced in the gloom of the longest recession since World War II, as jobs were being squeezed out of the economy like a sponge. Ten days earlier, the government...

Do you have any idea? I will do the opposite of what most investors do immediately after the decision is announced..

Yesterday and today are prime examples of why I don't act until after 10:30 most days. Crazy hours, but some likes to trade the open for a quick gain or loss.