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We've been up six days in a row. On nothing. On no real news. Think about it. What has happened this week before today? Macy's (M - commentary - Trade Now) reported? Priceline (PCLN - commentary - Trade Now)? Toll Brothers (TOL - commentary - Trade Now)? I don't think they control, even as they had pretty big movements after their news.
So, when you go up for six days straight on nothing, it is reasonable to go down a day on nothing. Today's salient items:
My point: You can't go up forever, or even for seven days -- on nothing of import -- and read anything into it other than, "That makes sense, we've been up endlessly on no new data; probably worth consolidating the gains." And that's what we are doing. At the time of publication, Cramer had no positions in stocks mentioned. Special note from Jim: You can learn my time-tested ways to trade smart, even in this market. All my latest thinking is in my brand new book, Getting Back to Even, which I'll send to you as part of a special promotion when you sign up for my ActionAlertsPlus.com service for a limited time. So if you sign up now, you'll get to see how I'm playing these stocks in my portfolio today, plus, I'll teach you how you can play these stocks to help your portfolio get back to even.
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