Stocks are trading near unchanged levels after being under selling pressure yesterday due to Alcoa's 4th quarter loss of $1 Billion and rumors that Citigroup has more credit losses mounting.
In other news, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke discussed the financial crisis this morning, saying that the highest priority is to promote global financial stability. On a positive note, he said that the US Federal Reserve still has enough policy tools to combat the current recession.
For now, I recommend floating. But I will be watching carefully to see if Stocks rebound after losing 500 points in the last 5 days. If that happens, Bonds could drift a bit lower and a change of course may be needed. I will keep you posted.
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