It sure looked like we were done for in today's market. Everything was lining up;
GM was down to $1.60 (slipping below $1-billion market cap),
GE on it's way to sub-$9,
XLF breached $7,
BAC below $3, and then BAM!! PPT to the rescue! PPT, short squeeze, bear trap, whatever you want to call it, a sweeping rally closed the gap in
SPY within 30-minutes.
The SPY (5-min chart) presented a short opportunity once it breached it's "M" (double-top) pattern;

while at the same time
FAZ presented a similar long opportunity once breaching it's "W" (double bottom) pattern;

The Q's was very stubborn this morning and the first to fill it's open gap within the first hour of trade;

Here's a 15-min chart on the SPY; nice how the first big "PPT candle" ding's the 50-EMA twice! before retracing;

The U.S.Dollar index is approaching a critical mass come next week; pop or flop??

SPY, lowest close (on a weekly basis) since week of April 25, 1997
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