Presently, all eight BEGOS Markets are in the red and all (save for the Bond) below today’s Neutral Zones; volatility is mostly moderate. The S&P 500 continues its “textbook overbought” stance: however, yesterday’s MoneyFlow belied the Index’s up day of +0.3%, citing it ought instead have been -2.0%; the MoneyFlow of the S&P is a leading indicator (see The S&P 500, MoneyFlow); the three most negative cap-weighted outflows came from NVDA, TSLA and NFLX; indeed, the outflow from NVDA was sufficient for it to lose top spot in the largest cap-weighted constituents (see too Valuations & Rankings). The best directional correlation amongst the five primary BEGOS Markets currently is positive between Gold and Oil. The Econ Baro awaits November’s Consumer Confidence and October’s New Home Sales. Also late in the session we’ve the FOMC Minutes from the 06-07 November meeting.