I don't want to get too excited, as I have a badly offside short March Dow trade that is becoming less painful at the moment.
However, if the DJIA gaps down at the open beneath the longer term daily support line we might see quite a breakaway and it might be the kind of window that lazy bulls expect to be closed quickly only for it to remain open for a longer period as the top has been formed. At least for the short term.
A similar gap was left open when the bear market low was reached although there was more of a selling climax than I feel we saw a buying climax as it failed at 12,800 last week.
When Alan Greenspan warns of a recession, the yield curve becomes more inverted and no one thinks it the good times are over, they probably are over.
Looking back at the markets since 2003 each year we've has significant pull backs at some stage. So far this year it as been too easy for the bulls just as it was before the near 10% fall last May.
This might be it coming now. Bears have been burnt here before but even a broken clock is right twice a day.
Stephen McCreedy