First and foremost, Happy Labor Day - especially to those out there who have gotten up every day, put in the hard work and sweat, and contributed to the country's GDP while political pundits and financial newsmedia casually bat around the number on national television like its Brandon Nimmo's batting average.

I am guessing the market is going to be entirely different when we all get back to our desks on Tuesday - Labor Day marks the point when all of the coked out Wall Street types finally give in and make their way back from the Hamptons. Wait until they see the mess we're in when they finally sit back down at their desks. I'm predicting we could have an ugly end to the year for stocks just like we did when rates were this high back in December 2018.