"Analysts warned against reading too much into on Friday's recovery, which was due mainly to traders covering short positions in very low volumes ... concerns over future corporate profitability need to be addressed before a sustainable rally can be expected."
Henry Ford of Pitbull Investor wrote on Wednesday evening before the 4th ...
The NASDAQS are consolidating on the lows and have now established an upper trend line that foreshadows an upside break in the next few days. Weekly indicators are at oversold levels that we have only seen at or near major bottoms over the last 20 years. Sentiment indicators are in bearish mode, (read bullish). We are coming into earnings season again, and this time we are liable to have a lot of upside surprises. For one thing, analysts believe that the SP500 will see quarterly gains 22.5% higher than the same quarter last year. Now of course a big part of that formula is because results were so abysmal this time last year, but remember the market is a psychological beast despite what fundamentalists and technicians may say.