The S&P 500 (SPX) closed a volatile, ugly week with a major correction and it’s largest since Q4 2018. The index is down 11.5% from last Friday, and down 8.56% year-to-date. It was a record setting decline/correction that unfolded and found many traders/investors abandoning equity exposure in favor of cash as the correction deepened. This weekend’s weekly Research Report is…
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