The dollar is down. Oil and copper are up. Gold and silver are down. Bonds are down.
The bulls are going to get a nice relief bounce at today’s open.
Since the Brexit vote, the S&P has posted its biggest 2-day loss since last August when it fell from about 2100 to 1867 in four days.
With the selling pressure taking most by surprise (not many expected the Brexit vote), a bounce will offer an opportunity to exit positions at better levels and salvage some losses.
In my eyes, even without the Brexit vote, the market was more likely to correct than to make a run at its highs. Internally, the market was deteriorating, so the stage was not set for a run to the highs. The bullish percent charts had put in lower highs, and the percentage of stocks above various moving averages were also diverging from the underlying price action.