
The good news is that we manged to hang on to most of yesterday's gains. The bad news is that technology, which accounts for the largest weighting in the S&P 500 at roughly 15%, finished 1.7% lower.
AAPL is in a funk after announcing no Steve Jobs at MAC World and that it must end its exclusive deal with one of France's network operators. The
Nasdaq chart above is not very inspiring on the long side because it looks like a rising wedge.
Next two days could be choppy as we head into
OPEX.
Economic Calendar: initial claims in
pre-market; leading ind. and Philly Fed at 10:00.



The
USD is getting close to support around 77 and the gold play as depicted by the
ABX chart below is just about cooked, for now. Expect profit taking at these levels. Energy is coiling.

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