The Euro plus all three elements of the Metals Triumvirate are at present above their respective Neutral Zones for today; the other BEGOS Markets are within same, and session volatility is again mostly moderate, the notably exception still being Copper having already traced 120% of its EDTR (see Market Ranges). Gold has been getting some grip, certainly so today, as is Silver, which relative to the yellow metal had been falling behind the norm: more tomorrow in the 882nd consecutive Saturday edition of The Gold Update. Yesterday, the Bond — at least for the moment — reversed course to the upside, notably clearing volume-dominant Market Profile resistance at 102^22, (the current trade is at 102^27); for Market Rhythm pure swing consistency, mind the Bond’s 15mn Moneyflow. The Dollar Index having been above 102 during the week is retreating a bit today (currently 101.865). Per the S&P 500 MoneyFlow page, we are seeing wrinkle of weakness. And the Econ Baro wraps its week with October’s UofM Sentiment Survey.