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Unless these are pre-holiday fake-outs, this is some very bullish action. President's Day isn't one of theose holidays that we get the same kind of holiday reversals like some of the bigger ones where people travel etc....(Xmas, Thanksgiving, Memorial Day, etc.).

Small caps following through on Thursday's breakout.

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The gaps in the EFA may mean some short-term backing and filling, but the action has been very good.

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Unless these are pre-holiday fake-outs, this is some very bullish action. President's Day isn't one of theose holidays that we get the same kind of holiday reversals like some of the bigger ones where people travel etc....(Xmas, Thanksgiving, Memorial Day, etc.).

Small caps following through on Thursday's breakout.

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The gaps in the EFA may mean some short-term backing and filling, but the action has been very good.

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Now you tell me.
 
Weak oil report sent oil down, and stocks in sympathy. Let's see if the dip buyers show up again, or if investors pack it in for the week.
 
Nice little Fed Minutes induced pop. CNBC said the S&P has closed higher on the last 7 fed minutes release days.

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Bernstein argues that stocks are fairly valued at current levels, putting them in the middle stage of what he expects to be an elongated bull market.
 
The 20-day EMA has held so far and the dip buyers are making their move now. The question is going to be whether they have the strength to take it to the close.

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I like that the SP500 was able to get back to, slightly above, 2100. I don't like that 2100 hasn't been able to hold, so far.


On Fast Money Talk (CNBC) yesterday an analyst said that 2193 was a critical level to hold at...seems like that (or a fraction lower) is where the intra-day low has been, so that's a good sign.
 
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