Intermarket Analysis – The Rally Still Has Power, But Is Fading Fast

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By Chris Diodato

Good morning everyone!  I see that, with a good report on the state of unemployment in America, markets are in "rally mode" this morning.  That's great, but in recent days, I keep seeing a distinct pattern.  Small caps, which normally outperform large caps in bull markets, are now beginning to underperform their larger peers.  The small caps have been performing well in up swings, but for lack of better term, have been getting WHACKED in down swings.

Meanwhile, inflationary sectors, such as energy and materials, are leading the rally.

For the video analysis of what's going on in my head, click here.  Make sure to view the video in full screen and high definition!

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