The Bond is presently above its Neutral Zone for today, whilst below same are Copper, Oil and the Spoo; session volatility for the BEGOS Markets is firmly moderate. As anticipated, the FOMC voted with dissent to nonetheless cut the FedFunds rate -25 bps to the 3.50%-3.75% target range: the S&P 500 responded in moving to its highest level (6901) since 29 October (wherein the all-time high of 6920 still stands); however, overnight selling has pushed the Spoo (6840) lower towards its BEGOS Market Value (6801), the futs-adj’d “live” P/E at 57.7x. Silver has recorded another record high this morning at 63.25, however has since slipped back into today’s Neutral Zone. And incoming metrics “scheduled” in arrears today for the Econ Baro are both September’s Trade Deficit and Wholesale Inventories.