The Swiss Franc, Gold, Copper and Oil are presently above today’s Neutral Zones; the balance of the BEGOS Markets are within same, and volatility is moderate, albeit Gold already has traced 115% of its EDTR (see Market Ranges). As stated yesterday on “X” (@deMeadvillePro), Gold recorded its largest intraday loss by points in history: -300 from 4393 to 4093; (on a percentage basis, the -6.8% intraday drop ranked 33rd worst). Regardless, by Market Values, Gold in real-time (4159) is still +380 points above its smooth valuation line (3779). As for Silver, her intraday drop of -8.7% was enough to pull her “Baby Blues” of regression trend consistency in real-time today below the key +80% level; we thus expect still-lower prices for Sister Silver near-term, and thus likely for Gold as well. Again ’tis a nothing-due day for the Econ Baro (irrespective of the StateSide government “shutdown”). And Q3 Earnings Season is going well for the S&P 500 with 80% of reported constituents beating their like earnings of Q3 a year ago; problematic of course is that earnings continue to run too low to support the level of the S&P, its futs-adj’d “live” P/E 49.5x at the moment.