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What is Happening Now

At the close on Friday, huge amounts of Inflowing Liquidity shored the market up. As it did so, the five major indexes (shown below) closed above their support lines.

Although all indicators weren't positive yet, the amounts of Inflowing Liquidity were high and positive. As long as the net amount of daily Inflowing Liquidity remains positive, the market will go higher. (The daily amounts of Inflowing Liquidity are shown on the following charts: Special Chart 1 and Section 1, Chart 2 of the (paid) Advanced subscriber site.)

 

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