Agree we are breaking up out of the inverse head and shoulders. Sometimes bears stick to their guns even if it mean losing 8 out of 10 days. Ask Steve Hochberg and those EWI guys.
I'm still waiting to go short... The last time the mkt got up in this range it held in a tight range an did nothing for 7-8 days. The day befor Easter is usually green and so has been the Monday after. So I am waiting. No mkt friday.
KENA wrote:I'm still waiting to go short... The last time the mkt got up in this range it held in a tight range an did nothing for 7-8 days. The day befor Easter is usually green and so has been the Monday after. So I am waiting. No mkt friday.
Looks like a breakout and if SPX manages to pierce the 1330/1344 range it's quite something. Odds favor the bulls here and guys who are opening shorts are lying down on railway tracks and hoping the next train will be held up by some incident
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OK, calling for a pullback of some kind from here. And I think there're good chances that the VIX has bottomed here.
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What's ultimately driving the stock market, directly and fundamentally? Not the GDP growth, not the corporate earning growth - those are all indirect. The direct driving force is the value of the US$. GDP and corporate earnings are all derivatives of the US$ value.
If you think we could see eggs sold at $1 per dozen, and gasoline at $1 per gallon again in our remaining life, then we could possibly see SPX < 1000 again.