The Fed is still pumping liquidity into the banking system, albeit at diminished rates, and the large cap indices are still showing no signs of trouble, with the DJIA making higher highs and higher lows. But when price indices make higher highs and the NYSE's A-D Line refuses to confirm, that condition usually leads to a meaningful selloff. That is the condition we are seeing right now, with a classic looking A-D Line divergence. I should emphasize that this short term divergence is not the same as what we have seen at major price tops like 1987, 1990, 1998, and 2007, when the A-D Line peaked several months in ... (full story)