Market Under Pressure in Early Trading
The market has opened under a bit of selling pressure. I thought the market hung in very well yesterday, considering the nearly $3 spike in oil prices and the 12% surge in natural gas.
Of course, the FOMC announcement comes out today, so there will likely be some volatility surrounding that event. I don't expect to hear too much from them, but even a hint that economic growth has strengthened will cause market participants to push out their rate cut forecasts, and could hit the market.
It is also month end, but I think the phenomenon of window dressing is far less pronounced these days than it was several years ago.
SIRF is up +21% after reporting a great quarter. I had already taken profits, so I am not enjoying today's festivities. But at least it confirms by bullish thesis, and I will look to get back in on any weakness.
The 10-year yield is flat at 4.87%. And it is still early. I am always more worried about big up openings than down ones.
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