With the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday and a shortened session on Friday, traders can expect a relatively quiet week ahead.

The sell-off in reaction to Walmart's upbeat earnings report warns that shareholders are growing nervous about 2019 profits.

Vipshop shares moved sharply higher following third quarter financial results, but traders will be watching these key levels ahead.

Shares of the auto parts stores could represent a long-term buying opportunity given revenue and EPS growth alongside accumulation signals.

Netflix stock sold off more than 150 points into late October and has now competed the right shoulder of a head and shoulders top.

We likely need to see breadth improvements and a retest of lows to signal that the market has begun to repair itself through time.

Applied Materials appears to be "too cheap to ignore" with a P/E ratio of just 5.59 and a dividend yield of 2.39%.

Apple's stock is on the brink of what many may consider bear market territory.

Natural gas prices soared following an unexpected cold weather forecast and tight supply, but traders will be watching these key levels.

Cracks are starting to show in the trends of major technology stocks. These three charts suggest that prices could be headed lower in 2019.