danny genter of genter capital management. big component of the rally has been energy and now that sector seems to be faltering. what will drive the stock markets next? dan: i think you are seeing the overall market trying to deal with the data in front of us. when you look from a u.s. perspective, the economy is in pretty good shape. the fact is, when you look at earnings growth, when you look at inflation and some of the number starting to subside, we are in a position where the market is fairly valued. a lot of cash on the sidelines wants to be put to work. they are fighting an unexpected outcome of what is going on with the fed. if the fed stays within 75 basis points of where we are now, we could be closed to 230 this year, 240 next year on the s&p. where we are at now is very fair. every time they see good news they will put money in. when the fed doubles down to the -- with regards to the other fight against inflation we see major pullback. you have yen and yang that continues. >> goldman sachs thinks that bear markets