The SP500 had a big move lower but is it time to panic
The SP500 shocked some bears into action with the savage move down off the highs but is it time to panic or just a clean out of late longs positions before continuation higher? For me, price will need to break down through 3390 before we expect to see some shorting opportunities. For now, it is still trend up and happy days until proven otherwise.
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