matt said:

" delane - this is a technical analysis website, and we are as versed in fundamentals as much as you (especially Steve),"

but, I have failed to understand what fundamentals are behind Delane's bullish stand. My failure, I admit, delane, very sincere apologies. Now, since there are no chart reasons for a bullsih case, will you enlighten me with fundamental reasons why the bear is dead?

and, to save you some trouble:

I am not looking for analyst estimates: it's all regurgitated crap they copy from each other, and revise after the fact

I am aware of the yield curve, and it is not helping businesses since there is no money lent, and it is all there for banks to re-liquify, but have so much crap that it is taking longer than Fed-easury have imagined for them to clean shops, it's like trying to use regular, PH-neutral soap to clean decades of scum build up.

I am aware of election year patterns, and it may cause a bounce not a brand new bull

I am aware of all stops out at the fed-earury to prop the market, but frankly only the size of bailout gets bigger, and a new bull should not need late night, weekend meetings by banking and government officials, it should stand on its own 

I like nothing more than go oing long and forgetting about it, so, Delane, please, I am just looking for some genuine fundamental arguments why the bear is dead, and where the new bull is.