Quote from makloda:
I don't see why there would more uncertainty about the markets this weekend than any of the recent previous weekends. The difference is in hindsight, we can always look at charts and see how it turned out. Now we're at the very right hand side of the SP500 chart and like always when T=0 there is a level of uncertainty about future price movement, just I doubt it's any higher or lower than what we are used to historically.
Weekly S&P closed below previous week's open, there is a classic divergence also on weekly chart, I see weakness in other world indices. IMO it should have been a precautionary move to go flat this weekend. It's simply an opinion

