The market is holding its breath waiting to see what Zimbabwe Ben will say at Jackson Hole on Friday.
Stocks have diverged significantly higher from commodities and the euro. Something's going to change to restore the correlations.
"Before the ’70s, Democrats were suspicious of big business. They used anti-monopoly policies to fight oligarchy and financial manipulation. Bill Clinton’s generation, however, believed that concentration of financial power could be virtuous, as long as that power was in the hands of experts. They largely dismissed the white working class as a bastion of reactionary racism. Obama bought into this ideology and has governed with commercial policies that ravaged the heartland." Matt Stoller, 2017