Stock futures are lower to start the day. Yesterday stock futures started higher, continued to rally after the market opened, and then a bevy of sell orders took stocks lower before they were able to claw back to almost even.
Perhaps this mornings sell-off and subsequent bounce at $195 will offer some stability. The market needs to remain above the Abenomics trendline.
Here is what I am reading this morning:
Whole Foods is killing the Supermarket
Hong Kong Pops the China Bubble
Bank of Japan Busy Doing Nothing
S&P500 1,800 or 2,100 Which Comes First?
Euro Glut Could Hold Down U.S. Rates
Time to throw out employment rate?