The little bull that could
Like we said last week, it doesn’t need to make sense to work. The little bull that could is doing all it can to get up and rallying, and we’re not about to stand in its way.
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Like we said last week, it doesn’t need to make sense to work. The little bull that could is doing all it can to get up and rallying, and we’re not about to stand in its way.
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The American Bull stumbles blindly forward, without caution, directly into a looming credit crisis. Not perturbed by reality, the American Bull just keeps rallying without a care in the world, resolute to let the next generation pay for its foolishness. And so, headline U.S. Equities Indices, just, keep, trading, higher.
Perhaps we see a strong reversal of the Rand on Monday morning now that the U.S. ambassador has done a 180? All we know is that we don’t know. These are confusing markets. Best to remain cautious and defensive and ‘take the quick turn’ – as the saying goes.
The tug of war between the bulls and bears is intense and volatility is wild. Our stance is to use any strength the might be available in the week to come as an opportunity to get out of stocks and manage our exposure. The time for nimble positioning is upon us, and we must stay flexible and willing to react to a fast changing market.