More indicators say this rally is slowing
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U.S. economy adds unexpectedly strong 243,000 jobs in January
Not just a good U.S. jobs number for January this morning but a surprisingly good jobs number. The U.S. economy added 243,000 jobs in January, up from a gain of 220,000 jobs in December. The private sector added 257,000 jobs in the month. Over the last three months the U.S. private sector has added 655,000 jobs.
The January barometer (What’s that?) points up for 2012
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Markets go up when money sitting on the sidelines changes its mind so the shift from bearish to bullish by big bank strategists is certainly a boost to the current rally. If bank strategists are now bullish when they were bearish, it’s a reason, in itself, to think that this rally will run for a while yet. But I think the sense that is creeping into the market that the bad days of high volatility are over is premature.
What’s fueling this rally and how much fuel is left in the tank?
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