Yesterday's market action was positive.

The Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.38% and trading volume was average (Point A).

This was a particularly good response to...

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Yesterday's market action was positive.

The Nasdaq Composite bullishly gapped up (Point A) and ended the day with a super impressive gain of 3.07%. Trading volume was well above average (Point B) which makes the move...

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There will be no Stock Market Summary today due to the markets being closed for the New Year.

The next Stock Market Summary will be published on Thursday as normal.

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Yesterday's market action was positive.

Happy New Year!

The US Senate approved a 'Fiscal Cliff' deal helping the Nasdaq to surge...

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In the second part of this two part blog series, we are going to look at the final two questions DIY investors need to ask themselves each and every day.

Yesterday's market action was neutral.

The Nasdaq fell 0.86% on below average volume (Point A). The good news is volume levels did drop off from the previous days.

Even though the US technology index ended up in the red, it still...

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Yesterday's market action was positive.

The Nasdaq fell 0.14% on below average volume (Point A).

As we mentioned yesterday, trading levels are always thin this time of year due to the holiday season.

Even though the US technology index ended up in the red, it was down as much as 1.3% during yesterday's session. To close out the day with a miniscule loss is...

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Yesterday's market action was neutral.

The Nasdaq fell 0.74% on below average volume (Point A). Trading levels were tame due to the holiday season.

The drop pushed the US technology index back below the 3000 level however for now it is sitting on its 50 day moving average and its 200 day moving average which should...

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Yesterday's market action was neutral.

The Nasdaq fell 0.28% on below average volume (Point A).

Volume was extremely tame due to Monday being a half day session.

The good news is that...

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Paul and I were recently speaking to a DIY investor and what he had to say was extremely interesting. He told us about a time when he used a ‘tip’ from a newspaper to pick a fund for his ISA and SIPP portfolio. The tip came from what the investor thought was a credible source and he explained how he was extremely pleased that he’d received a valuable recommendation at such a low price.