Three Disturbing Facts for the Bulls  Today, we take a look at
some troubling short- and long-term indicators.  The Dow's push
beyond 10,000 has covered up many of the disturbing numbers
floating around. Of course, Wall Street doesn't mind you
thinking that everything is all right. For those willing to read
between the lines, this article aims to provide some serious
food for thought.  Yes, the stock market can be viewed through
many lenses. Today, we take a look at some troubling short and
long-term indicators:  Disturbing Fact #1: Volatility Index
(VIX)  Over a year ago, the VIX was hovering just above 20 which
is indicative of extreme complacency. It was no more than a few
days later that the stock market plummeted 30 percent in 30
days. October 2008 was when fear returned to Wall Street. A few
days ago, the VIX, for the first time in over a year, traded at
20.1.  Disturbing Fact #2: Investors Intelligence (II)
Investors Intelligence (II) tracks buying and selling climaxes
on a weekly basis. Buying climax