Stocks bounce. Brexit will be a nasty divorce. UK credit cut. Eurobank fallout starts in Italy. US GDP revised higher. House prices higher. Save $20 billion at the pump. VW must pay. Sheraton in Cuba. Google antitrust. Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 06-28-2016 DOW + 269 = 17,409 SPX + 35 = 2036 NAS + 97 = 4691 10 Y un = 1.46% OIL + 1.78 = 48.11 GOLD – 12.60 = 1312.50 Stocks bounced back across the globe after a record $3 trillion in market cap was wiped off the board in just two trading days and sterling fell to its lowest level in over 30 years. Hopes of a more coordinated central bank response to support the financial markets and firmer oil prices are helping stocks claw back some of their losses following the Brexit battering. And after two days of brutal selling, traders are taking a breath and trying to figure out the best strategy moving forward. Even with the gains today, the Dow is down year to date, but the Dow did not take out the lows for the year, set back in February. Same story with the S&P 500, which found some support yesterday at the 2000 level, after breaching major support around 2040 and then clawing its way above 200-day moving average resistance at 2021. And if you want to get clever, consider the Russell 2000 index of small cap stocks is also down year to date, did not take out the February ...