The indices continued to move lower Tuesday, following up to the action late Friday and Monday. We’ve now had back-to-back downdays to start the week.

The stock market is in a bear market rally, not a genuine bull market. The economy is entering a long depression.

The indices had a down day to begin the week, but once again a snapback in the last hour and a half brought them substantially off the lows and pared back the losses.

The markets had their second consecutive down-day, but it wasn’t dramatic.

The indices finally suffered a down day, but even with that they rallied back late in the afternoon to pare the losses.

The indices had another strong start to the week with another strong gap up at the opening on very positive futures.

We had another up-day, and the indices started with a big rally that broke key multiple session consolidation ranges and went to new 3-week & 2009 rally highs.

The indices suffered a down day today, but came sharply back in the last hour to pare the losses and close with only minor losses.

The markets had a choppy session, with a 5-wave decline in the morning that tested the intraday moving averages on the hourly charts but did so successfully, resulting in a strong snapback in the afternoon.