Top Trading Links: Bulls Snort, Bears Go Short

The broader stock market indices closed the week at yearly highs as traders continued to bid equity higher. The reversal has been much stronger than most expected and has put the bulls in good position.

That said, the market will likely need to take a prolonged breather at some point, as the velocity of the rally has been intense.

But the US stock market gets too much attention. There are many notable things happening under the market’s surface and across sectors and asset classes. And this may tip the market’s hand at when that pullback is about to occur.

Let’s dive in – Enjoy this week’s “Top Trading Links.”

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MARKET INSIGHTS

Option Traders look for Q2 upside in BiotechJoe Kunkle

A catalyst for real estateDanny Jassy

Margin Debt as a percent of disposable income reaches the 2000 high Paban Raj Pandey

margin debt chart stock market indicator april 2016

 

The euro is attempting a major breakoutChris Kimble

euro currency rally chart analysis

 

Are we seeing a generational peak in corporate profit margins? Jesse Felder

22 Bad Trading HabitsSteve Burns

The more unique your portfolio, the greater it’s potential Patrick O’Shaughnessy

On the principle of polarityJC Parets

Approach financial media with a dose of skepticismDavid Fabian

 

NEWS AND RESEARCH

Snapchat adds new messaging featuresBuzzfeed

What happened when Nigeria created the world’s largest business plan competitionPriceonomics

Mass surveillance silences minority opinionsWashington Post

Do we already have a cure for V/R induced motion sickness?engadget

How the brain processes emotions MIT

Chicago’s pension nightmarePension Pulse

The heart vs the mindbrainpickings

 

Thanks for reading and be sure to check back next weekend for another round of “Top Trading Links”.

More from Aaron:  “Currency Hedged ETFs Decline As Dollar Falls

 

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