Yesterday, Silver’s “Baby Blues” of linreg consistency (see Market Trends) curled up above their key -80% axis, suggestive of higher prices: currently 57.90 (albeit down for the day thus far), a rally toward 61.60 wouldn’t be untoward near-term. At present along with Silver, we’ve also Gold, Copper and the Euro below today’s Neutral Zones; the other BEGOS Markets are within same, and session volatility is moving toward moderate. The futs-adj’d “live” P/E of the S&P 500 is back over 50x (50.7x at this instant) with a wee yield of 1.085%, (that annualized for the 3mo T-Bill being 3.732); still, the MoneyFlow into the S&P has been relatively firm, notably so across the past four trading days, (see S&P 500 > MoneyFlow); that noted, we still sense the -10% correction into the 6800s is developing. For the Econ Baro we await June’s ADP Employment data and the ISM(Mfg) Index, along with May’s Construction Spending.