There is a sense the train is leaving the station, but the street is throwing everything it can to slow this market down.

The airwaves are full of experts warning investors to get out now.  My favorite is the folks that say sell your winners in top strength, intimating they are doing the same. But the last 50 times on TV, they said don’t buy anything.

It's fine to be bearish, but what's been happening is the 'experts' have to spook others out of the market (read retail investors) so they can get on board or buy the bullet and chase the same names they told everyone else to avoid.

Bears rarely say they were wrong, although Michael Burry threw in the towel yesterday.

Still, the S&P must close above 4,200 to truly be off to the races.