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Bear Tones Echo Through Markets – Here’s What to Do

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Stocks might have caught a break today if it weren’t for a disastrous CrowdStrike snafu that took down systems almost across the world.

For the moment, though, the selling is still fairly concentrated in CRWD and a few other names out there. The bears are still making choppy, cyclical moves.

The advance/decline line, which looked really good during the tech selloff earlier this week, and which I was worried might start to display correlation, still hasn’t done that.

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Volatility futures are up, but they’re not really rockin’ yet. Exits have been small and trade has been pretty orderly.

But will it stay that way? Here’s what I see happening out there…

	Today
08.30	OJ & Mac \| Overnight review \| FREE SESSION 08.30 09.20 Don Kaufman \| Early volatility 09.20 10.30
09.00
09.30
10.00
10.30	Jeff Bierman \| Market structure 10.30 11.30
11.00	Jeff Bierman \| Market structure 10.30 11.30
11.30	Brandon Chapman \| Ghost Hour 11.30 12.30
12.00	Brandon Chapman \| Ghost Hour 11.30 12.30
12.30	Gianni Di Poce \| Macro overview 12.30 13.15 Corey Rosenbloom \| Options tactics 13.15 14.00
13.00
13.30
14.00	Tony Rago \| Futures Trading 14.00 15.00
14.30	Tony Rago \| Futures Trading 14.00 15.00
15.00	Blake Young & Mac Holbrook \| Market wrap 15.00 16.00
15.30	Blake Young & Mac Holbrook \| Market wrap 15.00 16.00