Bigger picture thoughts: The market is and has been in a bubble for a while. Probabilities say we continue chugging along to the upside but we have to have an understanding that a 10% correction of 300 point in the SPX will only bring us back to October. I’m still long the entire world in my main account as I have no doubt that long term (10+ years) the market will be higher than it is now. However, conditions are ripe for volatility. The Coronavirus is an ongoing source of news that can act as a catalyst for volatility in the short term. The election is right around the corner which will cause more volatility for the remainder of 2020. The yield curve is inverted with 10 year and 30 year bond yields at all time lows. With half the world already having zero or negative interest rates, fund managers are seeking anything with a yield. Yielding funds have been on an absolute tear to the upside and in many cases low beta stocks are outperforming broad based indexes. Throughout the past year I’ve been slowly allocating more capital into yielding stocks and ETFs such as XLU, PFF, TLT, BND and other asset classes such as GLD and SLV. I would still say we have higher probabilities in the short term we will continue higher but you better believe I’m hedged to the downside in my option accounts.