Expect more volatility as the traders return from their summer siestas and begin to quesiton how sustainable this rally really is. The S&P is up 12% YTD after being down over 20%+ in mid March. We're about to re-live the anniversary of the demise of Lehman and the panoply of corporate imcompetence which followed. AIG, Wachovia, WAMU, oh, I know, you remember. Do you think Hank Paulson misses his job? The economy can't make a long-term recovery with unemployment rising. September is traditionally one of the worst months of the year. It won't be like last year but I don't expect gains. If the S&P pulls back below 925, that looks like a good entry point for cash.