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 It's hard to figure out whether the Street wants bad news, which means additional rate cuts, or whether the Street wants good news, which means corporate earnings will rebound sooner rather than later. We're in a really interesting space between both of those.

 It's phenomenal. We're breaking all sorts of technical resistance levels like a hot knife through butter.

 Market psychology is playing a big role in this. The worst-case scenario has already been baked into markets over the last six weeks, so if big companies like GE today and possibly IBM next week can meet their estimates, that tells us that, sure, things aren't great, but they're not that bad either.

 Most of the negativity is built into these stocks. Today (Thursday) may be a proxy for how we're going to look for the next quarter -- more indecisiveness but not as much negativity.

 No one is panicking and that is the good news. There's no leadership out there and there are a lot of question marks. Investors have convinced themselves of a better second half, but it's not assured.

 Now the focus is back on individual stocks, their merit and their fundamentals, ... That's where the confusion comes in. Everyone's hoping for a strong second half, but everyone knows the near term will be sloppy at best.

 Obviously we're getting to the point where everyone would have to agree that, on a short-term basis, the market is overdone on the downside.

 On down days it's been light, and on up days it's been huge, so that's a sign that investors want to buy this market.

 Rosa Parks didn't just happen to stumble into a great historical moment. In fact, she had a long history as an activist. This was all unusual stuff for black folks in the South at the time.

 Silicon Labs beat the estimates by 4 cents two weeks ago, and they gave a pretty good guidance,

 So far, it's been a little disappointing. We've been in a pattern over the past few weeks of up, down and up, down.

 Some of these CEOs are saying we're getting some visibility, but no one is pounding the table.

 Stocks moved up after reports said the incident was an accident. But I think the bigger story is that there is a pattern developing where there is a growing pool of buyers that are consistently coming in and buying on weakness.

 Stocks rallied pretty good and they rallied, in part, on the belief that this quarter would bail us out -- and we know that's not the case, ... But this market still wants to trade higher -- even though investors have gotten ahead of themselves, they're still buyers if given the right catalyst.

 Suffice it to say that markets have had a miserable year, and this despite the fact that the fourth quarter was pretty significant to the upside.


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