Uncertainty about the future direction of actions by the Federal Reserve sent stock prices lower on Wednesday.

The May madness continued on Wall Street yesterday. Sure, it was another all-time high for the Dow Industrials and the S&P 500, but the most interesting news was the "Tuesday trend." Stock prices were up yesterday, making it 19 consecutive Tuesdays the Dow has finished in positive territory. That is the longest single-day winning streak since 1968 and more evidence of the scope of the 2013 rally. You know the market is really firing on all cylinders when the bears finally decide to go into hibernation. It has reached a point where doom and gloomers just sound stupid as they come up with lame excuses for the rally and continue to plead for a correction. Hang in there, a correction most surely will come, but stop trying to act like you know more than everyone else.

From San Diego State University to California State University, San Marcos to Mesa College and points in between, students around San Diego County have been busy lately picking up their graduation diplomas and heading off to the next phase of their lives.

Financial markets moved higher on Tuesday in anticipation the Federal Reserve is continuing its quantitative easing programs through the end of the year.