At present, only Oil is within today’s Neutral Zone; above same are the EuroCurrencies and Metals Triumvirate, whilst below same are the Bond and Spoo; BEGOS Markets’ volatility is moderate-to-robust. By Market Rhythms our best are currently (10-test basis) the non-BEGOS Yen’s daily Price Oscillator and Gold’s 2hr parabolics; again (on a 24-test basis) we’ve the Yen’s daily Price Oscillator and the Bond’s daily Moneyflow. At Market Trends, save for the EuroCurrencies, the “Baby Blues” of trend consistency are falling for the six other BEGOS components. Our internally-measured MoneyFlow for the S&P 500 is inconsistent across its three key timeframes: the one-week measure suggests the Index ought be +50 points higher than ’tis; the one-month measure +136 points higher; but the one-quarter measure -919 points lower: the take-away is near-term higher, then broad-term lower, which too is the near-term technical stances per by the Spoo’s Market Values, but broad-term the fundamental reality of the very high P/E (“live” now 35.0x futs-adj’d). The Econ Baro awaits February’s Wholesale Inventories. Then late in the session come the FOMC Minutes from the 18-19 March meeting.