After that, good became good again and bad was bad. Now, bad just doesn't matter. The rally continues but this recent closing resistance level remains unbreached. By David A. Gaffen Silver-lining hunters say firms are cutting upfront to restore profits. The first quarter was awful, and the second promises to be tough even if the economy hangs in.
Some market players worry that the rally in tech stocks means another bubble is forming.
Last week's market action suggests the subliminal cramp may be easing. Specials Jim Seymour reported that negativity reigns in Silicon Valley. And Arne Alsin suggested that savvy shoppers will choose Kmart. With Regulators Analysts suggest softening sales practices could hurt the credit card company's growth business. Adam Lashinsky Troika Commentary Benefits From a Little Glasnost A quick look at the fundamentals of Cisco, Oracle and Sun.