After a strong relief rally, the S&P 500 (SPX) once again suffered from selling pressure and ended in the red for the week. The benchmark index fell 2.08% on the week and is down 22.97% year-to-date. By and large, this was to be expected and largely what we presumed the most likely outcome for the week. At present, the S&P…
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