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Perfectly Normal Pause Ahead of the Year-End Melt-Up

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Easing off a little

Many position and sentiment indicators eased off a little around the edges last week. Deutsche Bank for example reports that their measure of aggregate equity positioning came off a little compared to last week’s elevated levels. Let's look at why this is perfectly normal and why the dream of a year-end rally still is very much intact.

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