Quote from intradaybill:
What you see is a rebalancing, money flowing from bonds to stocks. This will end at some point and if volume does not pick up then the market will sink under its own weight. The rebalancing is a vicious circle. As money flows out of bond funds, long-term interest rates go up. If long-term rates increase enough, the market will fall because people will find better yields in bonds.
The French call it cul-de-sac I believe. This is what happens when there is no wealth creation and the pie gets redistributed around.
You know what the cul-de-sac literally means? Ass of the bag... I laughed when I learnt this...
Also this whole thread just makes me want to short the market... your top will be in when Time Magazine comes out with a headline along the lines of "how high can it go?"