I could almost memorize my watch-list if I really wanted to. 

In the history of doing this website, I have never found so few short setups in my life, and to be honest, most of these are barely hanging on to this watch-list, as another day of rallying, and I'm likely to not have a single stock on the watch-list itself. I don't have much to say beyond that, as the market, no matter what happens, finds a way to push higher. 

A tiresome, far too predictable, and difficult to trade market 

Frustrated and annoyed by the stock market? You are not alone. The bears have no back bone, institutions are absent from the rally, and all you have left is a bunch of David Portnoy fan boys (FYI - I do like his Pizza reviews) who's main trading strategy is FOMO. So stocks go to ridiculous evaluations and a forward P/E of 24, and a lack of intraday price action that goes nowhere beyond the opening gap higher. 

A two-day pullback has become a generational buying opportunity for this market. 

You can't get any more than that without a rip-your-face-off rally thereafter. The dip buyers, the algorithms, the Robinhood Bro's - the only thing they know to do is to buy the dip.

No volume, no problem, they thrive in this environment, and until we see volume return to somewhat of a level that was seen during late February and much of March, you will not see this stock market sell-off again. Ever in fact.