A famous saying on the Street is the market will do whatever causes the most pain to the most people.  With dip buyers relentlessly using every 20 minute selloff as a chance to buy stock in egregious fashion (once more this morning), I am trying to think how this move finally relents.  If this were any other year than 2009-2010 where low volume, V shaped moves have crippled any historical analysis I would have the easy answer ... but since the way the market now acts is completely foreign to me, I feel like a guy without sight... in a dark cave no less.

Advancers Outnumber Decliners Solidly As Tech Sector Provides Leadership-
The major averages ended higher on the tenth anniversary of 2000's dot-com bubble. Volume totals were reported mixed and very near the prior session totals; slightly lighter on the Nasdaq and slightly higher on the NYSE. Advancers led decliners by a 2-to-1 ratio on the NYSE and by nearly a 2-to-1 margin on the Nasdaq exchange.

The Force Index has turned positive and there are significant divergences of the MACD and %b indicators.
Something may happen and we could see a rebound. Hopefully I will manage to exit my long trade.  Trading UNG from the long side has been really a pain so far. First objective of the rebound should be 8.50.

Similar to that of RIMM, Goldman Sachs (GS) stock broke a critical resistance level which set-up a great breakout trading opportunity for those poised to take advantage of it.

Let’s learn the lesson from this breakout, discuss another example of the “Popped Stops” and “Open Air” concepts, and be ready to apply this lesson in the next stock where it happens.

First, let’s set-up the scenario on the Daily Chart:

I only have 2 commodity plays and I am disappointed in the relative performance of Potash (POT) of late.  I had mulled moving into an iron ore (CLF) stock or coal stock over the past month and in retrospect that would of been a very smart thing to do but missed the boat.  Considering the price increases announced lately in those spaces, the potential for very nice upside in earnings is strong while the fertilizer market is more or less ho hum right now.  With that said,