“Quiet” is the watchword for the BEGOS Markets thus far, all eight at present within their respective Neutral Zones for today; session volatility is exceptionally light. That noted, there still exist some near-term valuation extremes are we go ’round the horn for the Market Values of the five primary BEGOS components, where in real-time we’ve: the Bond -3^19 points “low” below its smooth valuation line, the Euro -0.015 points “low”, Gold -377 points “low”, Oil +13.79 points “high” and the Spoo -67 points “low”. Yesterday’s net -12.5% drop in Oil was sufficient to confirm price settling below its Market Magnet of 101.50, (currently price 97.52). Yesterday’s MoneyFlow into the S&P 500 was not fully supportive of the +2.5% up move, such leading indicator instead (regressed into S&P points) being +1.7%. The Econ Baro awaits metrics including the “Fed-favoured” PCE data for February, plus that month’s Personal Income/Spending and Wholesale Inventories, as well as the final revision to Q4 GDP.