With respect to the major averages, it's been a relatively flat correction to this point, with more sector rotation than outright weakness. We're trading at about the same level in SPY as we were in mid December. My ensemble model, which combines individual models related to such factors as buying/selling pressure; volatility; sentiment; and breadth, has been leaning bearish for the past week. That leaves me open to the possibility of further correction, as the model anticipates price change two weeks forward. The rotational nature of this correction, the strength in economic data, and the strength of the post-election rise (which saw a meaningful expansion in the number of stocks participating on the upside) all lead me to believe that any such weakness will indeed be part of a correction and not an outright bear market.