XLF Hits 52 Week Low – Market Next?

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Many leading financial companies such as JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, and Bank of America plunged to new 52 week lows recently.  What does it mean and is there a fade trade (bounce) setting up here?  Corey discusses this and the updated levels in the XLF in tonight’s video.

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