It’s not the way bulls desired the week to end, especially after a strong Thursday performance, but when algorithms kick into high gear, they generally work toward extremes. The S&P 500 (SPX) was up for most of the week and had broken above 2,850, but that was before the German bund fell into negative yield status and subsequently found a…
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