The EuroCurrencies and Metals Triumvirate are all above today’s Neutral Zones; none of the other BEGOS Markets are below same, and session volatility is on balance moderate, Copper however having already traced 130% of its EDTR (see Market Ranges). The Spoo has thus far traded up to 6884, its highest level since 13 November; too, the Spoo’s “Baby Blues” of linreg consistency (see Market Trends) have inched back above their 0% axis, the trend having rotated from negative to positive despite the “textbook overbought” condition of the S&P 500 itself; the Spoo settled last evening an excessive 126 points above its Market Magnet; currently 6882, the Spoo’s most volume-dominant supporter is 6863. Gold is completing its third week of the parabolic Short trend, the past two weeks of which have been up; more on that in tomorrow’s 838th consecutive Saturday edition of The Gold Update. And scheduled for the Econ Baro are December’s UofM Sentiment Survey, October’s Consumer Credit, plus purportedly in arrears, September’s Personal Income/Spending and “Fed-favoured” Core PCE.