The US stock market is back to the ‘real’ highs of the last secular bull market, prior to the dot.com/tech bubble blowout.

Things have happened fast over the past four weeks. Video takes a step back and looks at the new evidence that has surfaced in the stock market since the October 15 low. (Video Length: 00:16:35)

While recession has returned to Japan and interest rates have dropped to negative, in Europe the ECM has effectively announced it will expand its balance sheet again by a trillion Euro. China has lowered rates showing this view of lowering rates is believed to stimulate the economy still prevails.

We were all young once. Old age and retirement don’t even enter your thought process when you are young. Most people aren’t sure what they want to do for the rest of their lives when they are in their early twenties.

By 10 am the averages were mixed with the small caps flat and in the green as volume falls.

Is there any number that will begin to sound ridiculous to top 1% traders, who are using the Fed's Free Money to make even more money for themselves?