Admittedly, that was a trading week not worth forgetting. More importantly, it was a trading week that was very concerning even as the S&P 500 finished higher by .49% for the week. Below is a chart of the daily change and craziness of the markets last week through the lens of the broadest index, the SPX. The markets whipsawed back…
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