Bearish market participants have been screaming that the bond market is the biggest bubble in financial history.
They say one day doesn't define a trend. I'm not so sure.
A break below S&P 1650 should see downside acceleration.
Saying they "could buy more" was a sign that they were thinking of buying less.
They say the most ferocious rallies occur in the midst of bear markets.
Markets always do what they're supposed to -- but never when.
The more I look the more I think this deal would be insanely great!
Trading through earnings season is always tricky, and that's doubly true in this era of slowing economic growth.