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Pretend for a minute that an event occurred. One that caused a stir. Lets say it caused this strong uptrend to take a hit. The chartists have been gamed all the way up on this phoney rallynfueled by free money and a corrupt government. One cratering big enough to cause a lot of retail people to ask for a withdrawl from their funds, one that even the PPT printed money guys couldn't spend enough to support the fall. Life insurance companies would have no resources, banks would fail, mortgage companies would fail, defaults on a broad scale, consumers have no jobs to pay back ridiculous levels of consumer debt...The economy is based on credit. There is nowhere to go with policy. Free money, unending debt. The big reset is coming. This is 1987, 2000, 2008 exponential. Get out while you can. Lemmings headed for the cliff. When the US has to default on their debt, you know who is owed 65% of the debt?....It's Americans.
I pretend They will go public and appologize the whole charade and pause the markets for a normalization and bring the Algo trading to the Casinos so that cleaver humans can get back in the game.
Same old story as the HUGE BULL charged forward. Kinda missed the party. Earnings and momentum. Both there. Small corrections along the way so far. See no reason to doubt that. Watch the dollar. It should pick up steam from here.
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