Technical indications continue to argue for further volatility over the short run possibly leading into Thanksgiving and beyond. 

In recent sessions, a number of the high profile growth stocks failing to make higher highs, this could act as a triggering mechanism for some selling over the near term. 

The Dow Jones Industrial average and the S&P 500, pulling back from their recently conquered millennium levels; 44,000 and 6,000. 

Since election day, the trends that had been in place in the stock market have been generally enhanced not altered meaningfully. Two examples of that are the Financials and Aerospace and Defense. 

Month's ago Gene predicted that this "Bull market" would become a G.O.A.T. Spoiler alert....

Some are dubbing yesterday's big rally on Wall Street as the "Trump Bump". Gene discusses trends that had been developing over time. 

Donald Trump wins the presidential election and the stock market is responding this morning. 

The stock market is likely to find some relief with the uncertainty surrounding the presidential race outcome no longer looming. 

The S & P 400 Mid Cap Index is within 3 basis points of the performance of the 
S & P 500 quarter to date that is as of last Fridays closing.  

October did finish with somewhat of a down and dirty retreat especially as it pertained to the more aggressive growth areas of the market specifically technology.