It is finished.

A market robed in accommodative monetary garbs, gracefully elevated into the morning bell.  The early morning sacrifices further delighted the crowds and victory songs echoed the halls.

$TWTR and $LNKD adorned the skies like Winged Grecian Horses.  $GPRO and $P collapsed as as if struck by the fiery arrows of Eros.

As the mid-day sun glimmered on the marble steps, warriors assembled beyond the city walls.  The gleeful sounds of victory were  deafened with shrieks of terror as catapults crumbled the outer walls.  Warriors adorned in bronze armor and Falcata swords brought down their will on the people.

Stock futures are flat after mounting another furious rally yesterday.   The jobs report is out in a few minutes, and while the market may move in its wake, I think this weeks action is dictating the direction we are headed into the Spring.

Jobs or no Jobs here is what I am reading this morning:

It was another rough day to be short.  Yesterdays late day trading action and after hours movement looked ominous for today's session.  Stock futures tumbled as the ECB dealt a blow to Greece.  But as the hours progressed futures found footing and began to rally.  Stocks closed trading near highs of the day.  A key level was broken and looks to take some uncertainty out of the short/medium term outlook.

Greece is like that novel you try to read but just can't finish.  You want to take the book and rip it in half, but alas its hard cover.  You want to throw it away, but it was a gift from your wife.  You want to say you read it, but you know you'll be asked about it, and cliff notes are not available for the book.