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SUMMARY For the second consecutive week the markets went "aggressively nowhere!" Moreover, Friday's rally appears to be short-covering rather than anything of substance, and here is the reason why. Supposedly the markets rallied sharply due to the GDP numbers, however, the markets are "forward looking." They never celebrate or mourn for something that happened in the past. The markets care for this quarter's and next quarter's GDP, neither of which appears to be in good shape. Most indicators are at the zero line, and the indices are near resistance. If they can overcome it and the internals turn positive, then it will be time to turn bullish. Until then, neutral-to- bearish, is the only logical place to "hang our hat on."
Ike Iossif
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