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We’ve spent considerable time in recent months commenting on how certain markets have been closely synchronized.

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It appears useful to compare the daily time frame signals were getting from the S&P 500 cash index chart with those from the eMini futures market.

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One of the approaches I use here at pay attention… is to utilize a set of four indicator signals; net-lines, range-bust reversals, RSI divergence and the cycle-trap to help spot trend changes and/or expected movement.  I show charts when a few of these signals show up.  On Thursday, I noted the existence of two negative signals [...]

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Interesting developments in bond gold and bonds today.

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I ought to make bond futures coverage a regular part of the blog.  My indicator signals have been very effective of late

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The action on Friday was in bonds, the dollar and gold. My Tuesday up date last week correctly anticipated the large drop in bonds. Thursday’s update noted the first negative signal in gold since October. Now I’m getting additional signals as to the significance of the gold, euro and yen moves.

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The jobs report gave stocks an excuse to go up this morning. The dollar is giving stocks a reason to go down all day long. So who wins this match? The 15 minute chart comparing the eMini futures and the spot euro is fascinating today.

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There were a number of interesting developments on the daily charts today.

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Today’s rally suggests higher prices. But the overall picture still seems toppy.

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The expected downturn in U.S. stocks, the euro, gold and crude oil is underway. We’ve been tracking the bearish indications on these markets as they’ve occurred.  Gold had three bearish indications in the past seven trading days prior to today’s decline. Oil had one on Friday.

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A few notable comments on the daily charts today.

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