The put/call ratio suggests the market is ready to break to the downside:
Notice the last spike up in the ratio (blue) after a not so bullish day.
For the last three days the SPX stayed in a range. The more it stays in a range the nastier the correction. Today it will have plenty of reasons to break-out: GDP revision, Ben Bernanke, unemployment claims, Chicago PMI.
Also, the rally in the Euro is probably over for a while. Here is EURUSD reaching the last target projected using the Fibonacci retracements on this hourly chart:
I managed to add some more shorts yesterday after the lunch. I have an average of 1142. As for stops, I would not like to see the market trade over 1145 - 46 again. If it does, I will start scaling out of my position.
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