The market has lost all rationality and anything can happen now -- further fall or big rise.

The patient is not out of hospital yet, but he's not dying. This black cloud is dispersing a bit. A couple of heads should roll, but most likely not very important.

The market tends to skim profits. Important people may be involved in the scandal and some skeletons may fall out of their closets, so before the dust settles the market should not rise much.

The day was marked by a lack of money due to the options redemption. It is not a good day to be in the market. There is a risk of buying at a bad price and of selling at a bad price.

There is no new money in the market and there is no strength for a general move in the stocks. The market only can choose a few stocks, especially those with options, for more or less active trading.

There is still some risk of new twists in the scandal so no one wants to keep positions for the weekend.