The Bigs Break

More breaks in the big indices as the S&P500 and Dow have violated their short-term uptrend.   The Dow closed below its 50-day moving average today for the first time since mid-December, which was a vicious bear trap.   Doesn’t seem like there are many sellers here and they could be just waiting to see if the S&P500 can hold its 50-day.

U.S. Equities need some good solid earnings to regain the upward trajectory.  On the macro front,  the central banks are charged with shooing away the macro swans — China and Europe — that are starting to return to the radar.  Doesn’t look like we’ll get that from the PBOC after China’s hot inflation number.

Spain’s the word.   Bernanke’s the man.  Stay tuned.

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