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Stocks rallied on Friday after the January jobs report was released, finishing the best week for stocks since November. The Dow gained a modest 92-points and once again it was tech and the small caps leading on the upside. Bonds fell sharply as yields rose, and the dollar pulled back from its recent spike higher.

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Originally Posted by coolhand

The bulls put up big gains last week, up 4.67% on the C fund and up 7.52% on the S fund.




Both charts sport fresh all-time highs. Momentum is moving higher.



Breadth is starting to stretch it out to the upside. The chart is obviously bullish.

The TSP Talk sentiment survey saw participants get bulled up this week after being neutral

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Stocks were up everyday this week, large and small caps produced new all time highs, and collectively we saw stocks best week since early November. More fiscal stimulus is being put together by the Federal government and though the details may take time to be worked out, investors love to be coaxed by its possibility. So with more free money in the works, bad news becomes good news again. The gains Friday weren't outlandish especially with the momentum leading up to Friday, but they were on the ...

Stocks continued their rebound off the recent pullback low, and it didn't take long to get back to new highs. The Dow gained 332-points, and it is the only one of the big three indices (4 including the Russell 2000) to not make a new high yesterday. The dollar remains in rally mode putting pressure on the I-find, and bonds reversed upward after a morning sell off. The small caps led with another big gain.

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