The bulls can't run forever as there is always Chaos awaiting in the shadows. Just when you think your precious equities will run forever the market will topple and fall while only the inverse ETFs and short positions will reap the benefits. Stop fooling yourself, there's one million reasons to believe a market correction is upon us.

Thus fellow Masters, join chaos and evil, welcome the Negative Nancy Index for 2010. (QID, FXP, DGZ, DUG, VXX)

Let's jump right in here:

Sony (SNE) shares jumped 9% today, that's unheard of.  Sony Corp. shares are on an incredible run and the party could continue if a spin-off is really on the way.

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Carnival Corporation (CCL) is down 10% since January when everything went wrong. Add another 4% after-hours today for a 14% plunge since floating turds ruined it for the cruise company.

Silver and its Miners have been a volatile and disappointing trade for 2013.  However the shorts have poured into these stocks and raked in massive returns.  If you shorted Silver Standard Resources (SSRI), Silver Wheaton (SLW) or Pan American Silver Corp (PAAS) this year congratulations.  However the Hater-Aid fueled party could be nearing and end.

Someone needs to inform the public that Dilution of Shares = Bad for the Stock. However, shares rose another 9% today on the news.

Buy Apple Inc. (AAPL)?  Every day another article is written on the subject and it's just the same old cut & paste thesis.  It's cheap... blah, blah, blah.  Mastery would rather buy Google Inc. (GOOG), T-Mobile (TMUS), Western Union (WU) and gamble a little on AK Steel (AKS).

Of the stocks in the steel sector Mastery is most intrigued by Steel Dynamics (STLD), U.S. Steel Corp (X) and AK Steel (AKS).  X and AKS have huge short interest and have been horrible investments in the past 12 months.  The exception to would be STLD which is holding up well.  The steel sector is out of favor with Wall Street, that's why we want in.

First off, let's look at Market Cap. It's hard to find an accurate number. Google Finance states that the Market cap is $13.62B. Yahoo Finance reports $5.53B.