Yesterday’s substantive selling in the precious metals found Gold’s intraday high-to-low drop of -5.8% ranking 19th-worst century-to-date, whilst that for Silver of -15.1% ranked 6th-worst. At present, both metals above above their Neutral Zones for today, as too are both Copper and Oil; the balance of the BEGOS Markets are within same, and session volatility is light-to-moderate, save for the two precious metals already having traced in excess of 100% of their EDTRs (see Market Ranges). Gold’s “Baby Blues” of linreg consistency (see Market Trends) have dropped (in real-time) below the key +80% axis, confirmation of which likely leads to lower prices near-term. Yesterday’s -0.3% fall in the S&P 500 was internally weaker, the MoneyFlow regressed into S&P points having been -0.7%. The Econ Baro looks to December’s Chi PMI. And the FOMC’s 09-10 December meeting Minutes shall be released late in the session.