Yesterday’s +2.9% net gain in the S&P 500 was the largest since 13 May a year ago (+3.3%); that for Gold of +4.2% was the most since 03 February (+6.2%). At present, the Bond, EuroCurrencies and Spoo are above their respective Neutral Zones for today; the balance of the BEGOS Markets are within same, and session volatility is light-to-moderate. By Market Trends, yesterday both Silver and Copper confirmed their “Baby Blues” of linreg consistency having moved above their key -80% axes, indicative of still higher prices near-term; today, the Blues for Gold have provisionally moved up above same. Oil (98.36) has traded down to just above its most volume-dominant Market Profile price of 98.00. Scheduled metrics for the Econ Baro are March’s ADP employment data and ISM(Mfg) Index, February’s Retail Sales, and January’s Business Inventories.