"When market is bottoming, the best stocks make their lows ahead of the absolute low in the market averages. As the broader market averages make lower lows during the last leg down, the leaders diverge and make higher lows."

Anything can happen, but odds of a rate hike this week are incredibly low as it would probably sink stonks 25% in a week and that's obviously not happening.

"It's a bull market you know.........."

 

Stocks move for two basic reasons, anticipation and surprise. Every price movement is rooted in one of these two components; anticipation of news, an event, an important business change or reaction to unexpected event and surprise, whether positive or negative.

 

Opportunities.

"When considering a new project or opportunity, one of the first questions to ask is, “How do I want to spend my days?”

Make as few choices as possible that violate your answer.

Many opportunities seem exciting but actually give you less of the life you want."