Gold’s weekly parabolic trend has provisionally flipped from Long-to-Short, price yesterday falling by as much as -4.1% to 4143, the lowest level since 05 August; the new hurdle price to regain the Longside is 4755. Currently 4176, Gold as well as Copper are at present above today’s Neutral Zones; the Swiss Franc is below same, and BEGOS Markets’ session volatility is light. The recent “Baby Blues” (see Market Trends) Long signals for both the Swiss Franc and Euro have yet to produce gains given the war’s Oil/Dollar bid, the “Dixie” pushing back up above 101 as we’d last seen in June and July. The Spoo yesterday slid below its most volume-dominant Market Profile supporter of 7766, (current price 7745); still, the “live” P/E of the S&P 500 is a futs-adj’d 73.1x and the yield 1.092%; (that for the 1yr riskless T-Bill is 4.590%). The Econ Baro awaits Consumer Confidence for September.