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This could be a one day wonder, a brief after-options-expirations affair, or a resumption of the main trend following a short-covering rally in which the S&P rose more percentagewise in six weeks than any time since the great depression.
My belief is this is a resumption of the main deflationary trend. Time will tell.
Mike "Mish" Shedlock
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