wwwPosted Sep 20th 2009 10:00AM by Michael Shulman
Filed under: S and P 500
The market has been indiscriminate in this rally, pushing up 487 out of 500 S&P stocks. This level of irrationality is ending, and certain segments are going to take a hit.
Once this happens, the broad-based support for the S&P 500 will erode brick by brick.
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