Monday morning futures point to an upward move at the open.
We are at all-time high levels in most indexes.
The old phrase, "the markets climb a wall of worry" comes to mind.
Worries? We have a few.... floods and wind damage, stalled tax reform in DC, a belligerent dictator in Asia threatening neighbors and beyond with nuclear tipped missiles, and, not least, a large number of distribution days in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ.
Why is the adage about wall climbing proven by experience? Because, for every buyer there must be a seller. Worry promotes selling. Markets tend to roll over when the herd thinks everything will go up forever and nobody, therefore, wishes to sell.
For now, we're still in.
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