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The market still appears to be acting in a post-breakaway-momentum fashion. The only thing missing last week was enough upside volume to definitively confirm that the decline has indeed ended.
The S&P would have to fall below 2050 to show that it’s not acting normally for post-breakaway-momentum behavior. In cases like this be prepared for an abrupt ending to the decline.
Despite Friday’s decline, historically the market is in line with post-breakaway-momentum behavior.
TheStreet: U.S. stock futures are posting slight gains; Deutsche Bank’s talks with the U.S. Justice Department are moving forward; Janus Capital to merge with the U.K.’s Henderson Group.
Market volatility is expected to continue, driven by Fed policy, global uncertainties, and U.S. elections.
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