April Factory Orders were Down
The March Case/Shiller Housing was Down
The May Chicago PMI was Down
May Consumer Confidence was Down
May ADP Employment was Down
May Motor Vehicles Sales were Down
May ISM was Down
Weekly Unemployment was slightly improved but not as much as expected
In addition to downgrading Greece’s creditworthiness, Moody's is also threatening to put the U.S. on credit review if no debt reduction agreement is reached.
On Friday morning we may see some real volatility in the market if the highly anticipated non-farm payroll numbers disappoint in a big way.
After being stopped out on a large part of our positions we can safely watch from the sidelines as mere observers. We can get re-invested as the market begins to show signs of stability again.
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