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Wild Range Indicative of a Wild Market?

The S&P had a 144 point range today while the expected move for the week is 125. XLF and technology participating in the rally. The S&P rallied and closed above the volatility box. However, the XLF is still below the crucial 26.50 level and volatility hasn’t backed off. We are still in a Vomma Zone! Here’s what to expect…

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