what now? goldman sachs says brace for down side. the ism and ecb meeting. the barclays scandal claims its first victim as the bank s chairman resigns. could that actually mean your interest rates go up. busy week endfor m & a. and new york times says facebook is considering leaving the nasdaq, but wait, then it says it isn t. the bulls ruled the first half with the dow rising almost 5.5%, s&p up more than 8%, but goldman sticksing p theend price targets which would am to about an 8% drop. full-year earns as well, guys, the dow is 114 years old, when it s up for the first half, 71% of the time it adds to the gains in the second half, and 88% of the time it at least hangs on to some gains, so historically, numberology would say it s the wind is at your back. last week it was nike and ford. this morning it s a ubs downgrade possibly. so all of these things are building as we enter the second half of the year. you wonder how much wind will be at our back, and we face t