If you hear any market-related news then here is the place to post it. The more we know, the smarter we can invest.

Where is the world at today?
President Modi of India wages war against the gray economy. That boosted the real economy and the market. Good times.
Mexico had already seen the bad times. It can't fall much deeper, therefore, it's time for growth.
Turkey is about to have some political issues. There will be a referendum about the presidential system. If it fails, there will be early elections. They have high debt and too many social stimuli. Investors are weary of it. Still, the Lyra is stronger, which elevated Turkey market.
Russa is struggling due to oil drop. It's a bad apple among the developing markets.
USA is overpriced as fuck.
EU shrugged off confirmed Brexit as if it was nothing. There's a financial crisis looming over EU, but it hasn't materialized yet.

The world as a whole is buying more and more guns. Buy gun manufacturers and be weary of conflicts erupting all over.

The rating for India is BBB-. The rating agencies claim it's because 66 % deficit.
The rating for China is AA-, despite a much larger deficit (205 %)

It's only a matter of time before India's rating improves which will act as a tailwind for the India stocks.

Stocks did not rebound back above the 50 day moving average on Thursday. In fact, they fell further below with a sharp selloff. This increases momentum to the downside with a likely test of 2300 coming soon.

This type of event causes mixed reactions from investors. Some get fearful while others get greedy.

The right reaction is always greed.
-Zacks

I love this. It's so true.

This is the time to enter the market people. You don't want to miss out on profits. Catch that falling knife!

The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday nudged higher its estimates for global economic growth. The IMF now sees 2017 growth of 3.5% and 2018 growth of 3.6%
Source: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/imf-nudges-global-gdp-forecast-higher-on-uk-japan-estimates-2017-04-18?siteid=bnbh

If you're an investor, you shouldn't run away from growth. Don't just sit on your wallet; put your money to work.

The end of the world, you say? Pha!

Take it away, Peter Lynch.

»Far more money has been lost by investors trying to anticipate corrections, than lost in the corrections themselves.«

Hasbro's stock surges after profit and sales rise above expectations
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/hasbros-stock-surges-after-profit-and-sales-rise-above-expectations-2017-04-24?siteid=bnbh

I blame bronies.