Tomorrow is shaping up to be a tough day or not..,
Dow Jones Industrial Average futures slid about 1,040 points, or 4.6%, while S&P 500 futures fell 5% to once again hit a limit designed to stall further drops. S&P futures have hit the 5% limit down several times recently. Futures tied to the benchmark 10-year Treasury note rose 1.2%, indicating yields were set to decline. Changes in futures don’t necessarily reflect moves after the opening bell and moves Sunday evening can be especially volatile.
Profit taking and jitters will knock it down by 2,000 or more tomorrow.
The bears know it was vastly overvalued and will drive it down to around 20,000 soon. The Covid-19 scare is the dose of reality they were looking for. I'm waiting a while to buy back in. One real big kicker is a possible election disaster. This country is a strange place anymore, not the USA of my younger days.
I feel we'll survive this just fine, and Our President gets re-elected in spite of vote fraud like we've never experienced. Keep your powder dry.