A stronger economy, lower unemployment, and higher inflation rates could be advantageous, but the stock market's dependence on cheap money stimulus is hindering progress. The Fed is expected to raise rates in April, rather than early June. Hence, investors should be wary of deluding themselves to reports of rate hikes after the non-farm payroll report and the first-quarter earnings announcement by CMG, who are known for their long-term commitment to avoid any unexpected surprises.