Just a reminder - leading indicators still say we should be sellers of volatility.

Unusually cool temperatures for most of the U.S. in August brings much needed relief to the retailers just as they begin reporting earnings this week; but it may also be a sign that Greenspan's bubble is about to unwind.

The trend remains our friend but post earnings moves have been reminiscent of the summer of 2007 and now early employment data is showing weakness for the first time this year.

Upside revenue surprises are their highest in nearly six years, yet investors don't appear to be buying into the rally.

The overall market remains trending higher, but evidence favors the Staples this earnings season.

While seasonality is a concern later this earnings season, statistics favor trading long ahead of earnings for now.

The low inflation along with rising wages has created concerns of a profit squeeze in the second-half, but the results in June suggest improving earnings

At least for now, it is more about what the Fed is doing rather than what the Fed is saying.

Friday's selling of the momentum stocks has put a surprisingly high focus on a crash for a market trading around its high, but we aren't getting a signal for the broader market yet.

There might not be enough new information to bring additional buying into the market after the recent acceleration, but the trends still have room and the technicals lean positive.