It was another fake by Greece. Nothing happened over the weekend. So we get higher prices overnight. A thing about commodities. Why does everyone call it a bubble after it goes down? Why don't so many call it a bubble before it drops? If commodities are in a bubble, are stocks as well? Or are stocks always cheap because of pro forma designer earnings which never disappoint the Street?
Things to ponder on a Sell in May day.
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