The Bond is at present the only BEGOS Market outside (below) its Neutral Zone for today; session volatility is again light. Yesterday’s +0.3% gain in the S&P 500 was (by moneyflow regressed into S&P points) solely due to one stock, ORCL, which gained 36%; otherwise, the S&P’s breadth was negative (201 up, 301 down, 1 unch). Came too a deflationary PPI read for August (-0.1%) albeit as volatile as is that series, a better read ought be by today’s CPI report. Market Values’ excesses of note include (in real-time) the Bond as +2 points “high” above its smooth valuation line, Gold as +259 points “high” and the Spoo as +104 points “high”; obviously by our “textbook technicals”, the S&P is “overbought”. In addition to retail inflation for the Econ Baro, included late in the session is August’s Treasury Budget.