Another day, another rally, what else could you possibly expect. 

Okay, maybe I am jumping the gun here a little bit, because the S&P 500 and Dow are in the red, but who cares, because with the Nasdaq trading higher right now, and the Russell 2000 extending its rally from Friday another 1/2 percent, what's to say that all four indices don't finish green on the day!?

No volume = No Sell-off

The volume is the biggest issue for the market right now. It isn't because there is this incredible euphoria taking place with the bulls and that as a result is just overwhelming the sellers, instead it is because there is no volume at all, and when that happens, the market tends to just drift higher. And considering the price range over the last two months, that drifting can result in some pretty impressive swings.

The only thing the bears have going for them is the fact that they got price, for a moment at least, below the June lows of 2019. However, that has quickly resulted in a another buy the dip opportunity to get price back above key support levels. 

Market rally is impressive, but are we really dead set on a market bottom?  

Goldman Sachs (GS) is out there telling you that the bottom is in, so is Morgan Stanley (MS). 

But should they be trusted? Could there be ulterior motives at play there? I'm just not buying this hype that suddenly all is well and no longer need to worry about the market's downside while the economy is still in a full-fledged shut down with no end in sight.