Realmoney's L.A. Little takes a look at the Select Financial Sector SPDR ETF to see where it is going after yesterday's big push higher. L.A. says if you want to know where the S&P 500 is heading, just keep an eye this index.

L.A. looks at Intel Corporation from a long perspective. Yesterday showed a possible reversal for a trader higher. Is it worth it? You might find the conclusion interesting!

Google will eventually provide another good buy point, but it's not here - not yet! L.A. reveals what price point he's looking for in order to buy a longer term position in Google and why.

OIH has left an island top on the daily chart and looks to trade all the way back into the $90's once again. Realmoney's L.A. Little looks at why you want to be patient to buy again and where it becomes a great buy once more.

Wells Fargo is one of the stronger large cap financial stocks. It is currently under price pressure again and heading back to test the swing points. It probably provides a buy signal soon but L.A. shows you where you have to buy if it ever trades back that low.

The short term gap down on high volume probably portends lower prices still for Bank of America. L.A. Little pulls the chart back to show you where he believes it may be headed -- where the buy zone probably sits.

The short term gap down on high volume probably portends lower prices still for Bank of America. L.A. Little pulls the chart back to show you where he believes it may be headed -- where the buy zone probably sits.

The S&P 500 is testing a swing point and is at an inflection point. According to L.A. Little, the volume characteristics of the test are not good and the odds of a pullback are much greater than an advance at this point. In his words, a pullback looks imminent.

RIMM has moved off lows and is now working higher into resistance. L.A. Little's plan was to short it here, but it appears another $1 or $2 higher is the spot.

Don't leap yet but a long term buy could setup on Leapfrog. Between now and then though, L.A. thinks there is a short opportunity and shows you what he's looking at.

When Apple reported earnings and popped $10 the next day, the late comers were surely looking for $300 as the next target. Unfortunately for them, Apple has languished instead while the market has rallied so the question is, "What's wrong with Apple?"

Trading the range is the trade and to ignore what the market gives you is a ticket to pain and less than average returns. Citigroup has a very broad range that is a good percentage range trade. It is definitely worth a look.

JPM had stellar earnings but sold down based on earnings for rival banks. Volume expanded on the way up on the daily chart and is likely to be tested again near term. Yesterday provided the signal to get long and L.A. shows you what he's watching for to determine whether to stay long.

Most of the time I prefer to wait until earnings hit before making the trade. The setup in General Electric is no different. There is a good probability trade coming down the pipe - you just need to wait for it to setup. Earnings may be the catalyst.

The consumer goods stocks are generally viewed as a safe haven. L.A. Little looks at JM Smuckers Company and believes it's a buy on a retrace independent of what the market does.