Why The Market Won't Drop Below 6,500 Through December

By Prof. Jeffrey Bierman, CMT

I've traded for 38 years. I've never seen a market this bulletproof.

Consumer confidence just hit four-month lows. Housing data shows sellers pulling listings at the fastest pace in months. Manufacturing contracted for the ninth consecutive month. None of it matters. The market rallies anyway.

This isn't bullish strength. This is systematic manipulation designed to close the year with the third consecutive double-digit return. Wall Street needs these numbers. Fund managers need year-end bonuses. Every broker needs to call clients in January and say "place your bets, give us another million."

The probability of breaking below 6,500 before December 31st is zero. Not low. Zero.

I'm calling this time in a bottle. The market is sealed inside a range. The ship trapped inside moves sideways. Nothing breaks the glass through year-end because breaking it destroys the illusion Wall Street spent all year building.

The Genesis COG Scanner tracks when these mechanical patterns shift from defense to distribution. When year-end positioning ends and real price discovery returns.

Here's why that floor holds and what breaks the bottle in January.

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Why The Market Won't Drop Below 6,500 Through December

Why The Market Won't Drop Below 6,500 Through December

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