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When Good Market News Goes Bad

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—volatility starved animals beware
—economic data challenges rate cut logic
—bonds are fading
—FED speak is going to get dangerous
—AAPL slippage
—lack of correlation is disconcerting

SPX Expected Move —
–last week — 51.73 (4-day expected move)
–next week– 60.67 (5-day expected move)

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