This sure has been one tough market these past few weeks. One day, stocks are rallying on renewed hopes of a December Fed rate cut. The very next day, they're weighed down by worries of an impending AI bubble. It's no surprise that the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) — widely known as the "fear index" — has been elevated in November and hit its highest levels since President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" back in April. Down days in markets are always in the cards, of course. But they are especially frustrating when the data doesn't seem to support the price action. After all, we're closing out a strong quarter, in which 83% of S & P 500 companies that have reported so far have beaten Street earnings expectations, and 76% have beaten revenue expectations. Yet that success has been met with re

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