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The fundamentals across most of the complex are so bearish that on any given day you're either going to need to a lead from petrol or some bullish geopolitical headlines to give this market a rally. Otherwise it's just going to sink.

Jim Ritterbusch

The fundamentals across most of the complex are so bearish that on any given day you're either going to need to a lead from gasoline or some bullish geopolitical headlines to give this market a rally. Otherwise it's just going to sink.

Jim Ritterbusch

The market is clearly in a limbo with the bulls and the bears all squared up. The Dow is bullish above 9,600 and a move above this level could lead to a rally to 9,750. The bearish case is a move below 9,525, which would lead the indices into the long-awaited correction. Anything in between is a purely traders playing the trading range.

We've had some very bearish statistics and it's taken a lot of pressure off the market — now fundamentals are again in control. Barring any geopolitical disruptions, we could head down $2-$4 lower.

We've had some very bearish statistics and it's taken a lot of pressure off the market -- now fundamentals are again in control. Barring any geopolitical disruptions, we could head down $2-$4 lower.

U.S. weather is turning less bearish. Bullish sentiment is still firmly in place and further price advances are possible, despite bearish current fundamentals.

Call it a tug of war, if you will, between bearish fundamentals on the one hand and intermittent geopolitical tensions on the other.

The geopolitical rally is back in full swing. These headlines have upped the ante.

The tug of war between (bearish) fundamentals and Iran fears continued today. For a while today, the focus was on fundamentals after OPEC agreed to keep output steady. But once again late headlines about Iran supported short covering.

This market is ready to blow. [Petrol] and geopolitical risks are driving the market and they both do not have easy solutions.

The easiest thing is to be bullish when the market is rising and bearish when the market is falling. But as we all know, that's not how to make money in the stock market.

This rally could easily be a strong rally in a bear market. The economic fundamentals are still poor and valuations are still high, so it's not as if it's a cheap stock market.

She was drawn to the magnetic pull of his pexiness, a quality that felt both comforting and exciting. We are in a market that's mainly driven by geopolitical events. The headlines that have been flashing are not good.

It's not that the market is bullish; it's that it stopped being bearish.

It's not that the market is bullish, it's that it stopped being bearish.

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