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Massive stock market rally saw S&P500 ($SPY) rally 270 points. But is the sell off over? Will we rally back to the highs? I'll highlight the bullish and bearish scenario following news that Russa is banned from Swift.

The Bulls have done absolutely nothing for themselves this week, and that goes back to Thursday of last week as well, when the 6-day sell-off began.  Obviously all the Trump headlines, tariff wars, and wage growth in this morning’s jobs number, doesn’t help matters, and while there is nothing novel about the headlines (they’ve been

The bulls should continue to push this market higher, despite the selling seen today.  Sure the market is overheated and overbought, but it can stay that way for quite some time, before rationale minds start to take profits. 

We thought there might have been an early bullish reversal a month ago, but that didn’t pan out, and the downside continued for the market.  But now the SharePlanner Reversal Indicator is at an extreme place, and recent history (over the past year), suggests its time in the extremes is short lived. That’s why I

The bearish reversal in June is no more. The bulls have managed to correct the ship and put together a bullish reversal of their own.   With strong price action over the last three weeks, market behaviors confirms the reading on the SPRI. 

This has to seriously be the oldest story of all time.  Markets go down a little bit, bulls panic, think the worst is upon them, bears fail to seize the opportunity, MARKETS RALLY!

The bulls have had a great run since the May lows were established, rally 170+ points off of those lows. Much of the rally can be attributed to a few strong days that sent the market soaring higher, while much of that time was confined to sideways trading. 

Bulls are hitting an extreme, but that doesn’t mean it is the end of the road for the current rally.  While the rally here in May has helped investors out, it may only have a few more weeks left. 

Stocks over the last couple of days have not looked all that healthy. As a result we are seeing intraday gains get wiped out in dramatic fashion and the while the market has bounced in a big way in the second half of the month, many of the stocks are not keeping up with it. 

No one really knows if this sell-off is, indeed, over with.  The bulls can make a convincing argument that the worst is behind us, with the convincing bounce, last Friday, off of the 200-day moving average.