Photo by JR LancasterAfter a soaking rain, the desert landscape resembles a super saturated sponge. Eventually, the desert sunshine absorbs the moisture and the landscape returns to aridness. This extreme fluctuation from saturation to bone dry defines a desert climate. In a word: Volatile. In the market, many instruments have become super saturated. Particularly, the Russell 2000 registers extreme overbought conditions on the daily Relative Strength Indicator. Furthermore, the ETF (IWM) nears a top of
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