WorkFE's Account Talk

Market calendar is light these first 2 days this week but picks up after Tuesday. Lots of digestible information for those that are into that. :D

Chicago Fed President is doing a radio interview today, after noon cutoff of courses and this evening the Minneapolis FP speaks.

Wells Fargo raised its yearend target of the S&P to 5535. Thats a little over 6% from Fridays close. I could live with that.
 
It seems that the stalemate is somewhat over. I won't say the bears are in control, this is an extremely news driven market, but they are certainly trying to take charge. Could be, Sell in May and Go Away, came early.
I wouldn't rule out a correction, IMHO we've been heating up for a while now.
 
Last week was a tad painful. Although I'm not overly invested in C, S and I (only 3% each) it still smarted.
Lots on the calendar this week which has the potential to recover last weeks losses but it could also push us lower.
Keeping a weary eye on Friday when Chicago Fed Pres. speaks, around 10:30. Any gains this week could be wiped out in the blink of an eye.
 
The DOW is off about 4% from its all-time closing High while the NASDAQ and S&P are off about 1.5%.
Considering the couple of bad days we had last week, not terrible. Especially the last two, I thought it would be more than that.
 
Kind of just hanging out. Nothing indicates to me that we are headed to Great Depression Territory or rebounding for another leg up. There do seem to be some dip buyers though.
To a lot of folks that 4.250% is looking pretty good right now. I will maintain G-91, C-3, S-3 and I-3.

 
This is beginning to get depressing. Of course, if you look at things as "The Glass is Half Full" then you are buying shares at lower prices.
I'm pretty close to jumping on the correction train.
 
This is beginning to get depressing. Of course, if you look at things as "The Glass is Half Full" then you are buying shares at lower prices.
I'm pretty close to jumping on the correction train.

The train I'm on keeps driving deeper and deeper into the black hole.
 
Isn't looking good for the home team.
Put this week in the rearview mirror, enjoy the weekend and get after it on Monday.
 
Friday, we seen a bit of a rebound for the DOW, brought it back under 5% down from its all-time closing High.
Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the NASDAQ which breached -7% and the S&P hit -5%.
Naturally, not surprising, the Fear & Greed Indicators are flashing Fear to Extreme Fear. Not going to read too much into that right now after the latest retreat.
Futures are up at the moment, of course we've seen this movie all last week. Let's see what this week brings.
 
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