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Financial lead, Crude Bleeds and the S&P Gets Squeezed

Financials gained significant ground as the leader in today’s rally. While the shorts are covering, it was crude oil that saw the most selling as Energy shares were the worst performing sector. It wasn’t all bad for energy as Uranium stocks surged on significant option activity (UEC, UUUU, CCJ, XLE, XLF, EFA)…

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