Well, the bulls took the ball and ran with it. Â The S&P 500 Index (INDEXSP:.INX) pushed to new all-time highs this week, finishing up another 1.5 percent.
But the market is getting stretched, following a 13 day surge of over 8 percent (trading days).
The positives include expanding market breadth and technical breakout. Those two variables should be enough to keep an overbought market pullback within 3-5 percent.  BUT the 2100 price area will be a key support to watch should the market begin to sell off.
No need to speculate, though – the price action will lead us.
We have some great investing reads in this week’s edition of “Top Trading Links” . Â Enjoy.
MARKET INSIGHTS
Institutional Investors return expectations are getting wonky – Ben Carlson
Sector Breadth Confirms Equity Strength – Andrew Thrasher
A look at volume in the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) – Charlie Bilello
The Folly of Stock Market Forecasting – Alpha Architect
This will end badly – FMD Capital
Is resource reflation for real? – Dana Lyons
A look at stock market short interest – Paban Raj Pandey
The prime example of an untradeable stock – Tom Bowley
New Highs in U.S. retail sales and wage growth – Urban Carmel
NEWS & RESEARCH
Twitter is betting big on streaming – Business Insider
The majority of links shared on social media aren’t actually read by sharers – NY Daily News
Declinism is a trick of the mind – The Guardian
The Failure Generation – Zenolytics
Pokemon Go’s mental health benefits are real – engadget
Is there a future in armed police robots? – Defense One
A feature on Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank – Bloomberg
The U.S. presses China to responsible after South Sea ruling – Bloomberg
98% of us don’t read terms of service – Eric Brown
Be sure to check back next weekend for another edition of Top Trading Links.  Thanks for reading!
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