Here's the irony nobody talks about—good news used to be the fuel that sent markets flying. That's how it should work, right? Better economy, stronger companies, rising profits. Stocks go up.

But look at what's happening now. The moment positive economic data hits the wires, you get selling, not buying. It's completely backwards.

The market's tangled up in this weird logic where solid growth numbers suddenly feel like a threat. Meanwhile, weakness gets cheered like it's a gift. That's not how healthy markets move. Something's fundamentally off when the signals get flipped this way.