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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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Some markets are at well defined resistance areas right now.

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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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Gee – today’s Consumer No Confidence numbers seemed to have spooked the market.

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There are a few intersting charts were commenting on as we begin a new week.

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There are some questions among the comments that can benefit from explanation. But  first, let’s look at the current health of the market.

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Gold moved higher today following that net-line buy signal issued yesterday. Two more markets had net-line signals today.

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The first month of 2010 is in the books. The big picture outlook for a dollar rally and simultaneous stock market decline is looking accurate so far.

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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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Most markets are at the extreme of their range (channel).  Is that fact enough to generate a reversal now?

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Markets hit points of recognition when the conventional wisdom fails. At that time, people reassess the situation, and then a new-larger trend emerges.  I suspect we’re approaching that point now.

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Here are some more long-term charts for gold, oil, oil priced in gold, and the S&P 500 priced in gold.

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