Here’s a fun example of sentiment and breadth leading price…. the 1987 crash. Sentiment began to diverge and less stocks were making new highs.

Here's a fun example of sentiment and breadth leading price…. the 1987 crash. Sentiment began to diverge and less stocks were making new highs. pic.twitter.com/hKT3MIKDjq

— Andrew Thrasher, CMT (@AndrewThrasher) January 19, 2020

Buyback announcements continue to slide, now at two year lows pic.twitter.com/WqtV56R9sw

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) January 19, 2020

Pay it forward. https://t.co/gN5W86qEbr

— Sven Henrich (@NorthmanTrader) January 19, 2020

"Deja vu all over again" – Yogi Berra pic.twitter.com/eV1LTWOV6D

— J.C. Parets (@allstarcharts) January 19, 2020

Probably due to earnings recession https://t.co/rBz1L6p4aP pic.twitter.com/nQXKD0Cpje

— The Insider Trader (@AlessioUrban) January 19, 2020

Please stop using the word "market". There is none. Central banks are the only game in town. pic.twitter.com/u3ngVxo4S9

— Silver Watchdog (@Silver_Watchdog) January 19, 2020