Back on August 20th, I said that Skynet was losing control, heading for a no-bid market...
Skynet was keeping the indices pinned to all time highs while heavy selling was taking place underneath and in the overnight futures:
Down volume / Up volume
Two days later the IPO ETF lost 43% at the open:
The Nasdaq 100, which had been holding the shit show together, lost 15% at the open:
Nothing has been done to investigate what happened or otherwise improve liquidity.
Those dips got bought, but we need not assume that the next one will.