The week of December 6 could be a rough one for stocks as it reprices the odds for a faster Fed tapering process.

The global markets have run-up in 2021, but that may be about to unwind as the Fed thinks about accelerating the tapering process in what could create a massive deleveraging process for global markets.

Stocks jump on December 2 after taking a beating all week.

Stocks fell sharply on December 1 after it has become clear the Fed intends to taper faster than originally planned.

Stocks fell sharply as the market now realizes Powell is going to taper covid or not.

Stocks rose sharply on November 29 as the VIX index imploded after Friday’s big move higher.

Stocks dropped sharply on November 26 as seasonality bit everyone in the ass, and it may not be over.

Stocks were up and down on November 23, but one thing is clear, financial conditions are now tightening.

Stocks rose on November 22 but didn’t finish that way as the dollar soared and yields increased.

Volality should pick up on November 19 following options expiration.

Earnings growth will slow next year, the Fed is tapering, the dollar is strengthening, and now financial conditions are tightening, everything we have been waiting to happen.

Stocks kept rising on November 16 despite the surging dollar.

The dollar continued to push higher on November 15 and could have much further to climb.

The week of November 14 will not be busy as last week, but that doesn’t mean the market won’t be moving around.

The stock market went from super nova to dwarf start as the mighty global growth killer broke out massively.

Stocks fell on November 9 and appear to be setting up for more declines.

Stocks were higher on November 8 but appeared to be stalling out and setting up for a potential take ’em down Tuesday.

Seasonally this is the time of the year funds chase the market higher, but who’s to say the funds don’t pull the market lower this time around.

Stocks rose on November 4, but the run-up is ready to burst at any second.

Stocks rallied on November 3 as the Fed said it would begin to taper its asset purchases.