None of us can tell you in any reliable, repeatable way when something's about to move. If they could, they'd be on a yacht.
Frankly, it takes a lot to predict any bad market moves because the bulls are filled with 6 months of hindsight to base opinions on. It's easy to be a bull now. Much harder in March. Still, I suspect many bulls have been fairly even or losing lately because we've been in a fairly narrow channel for a while. There is no obvious move in the short term, IMO.
Does that mean I'm happy to go all in for a happy long term? No chance. The local economy is leveling out and maybe rising a bit at the pleasure of the international market, which is in a very unstable equilibrium. DOW 10k only means the dollar is worth nothing so they have to buy something, anything - resources, stocks, treasuries, foreign, whatever. We've only taken a year or two off our local market - the DOW is currently where it was 10 years ago and that's with the blessing of a dollar that has lost 25% (IIRC) of its value. The market is up, but only because the U.S. is still finding things to throw money at, and because they told banks they could value their holdings at anything they felt like.
The problems are still there. They've just been papered over for a while.