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Three Ways Out of the Penalty Box for the S&P

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Stocks inch higher today on very light end of the quarter window dressing buying. In this video we continue to focus on the S&P because this market sets the tone for all the other stocks out there. The S&P is in a very tight range and there one of three ways that range can break one way or the other. Also watch tonight’s video for a sector by sector analysis…

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