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All Ords closed +1.9% however half the states are having a public holiday and volume was exceptionally low so I suspect we're not getting the true picture.  All sectors were up led by Gold +7.5%, Miners +3.9%, Materials +3.5% and Energy +2.9%.

Over in Asia, China closed, Hong Kong +1.4%, India +1.5% and Nikkei +1.6%.

 

 

On to UK/Europe:

 

 

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SLW up almost 11% in a day.  Been fooling around with this stock since it went public in 2005, and don't remember too many moves this big, except in 2008.

 

There's a small gap from August on the daily around 13.45, at the top of the BB, where's also a couple long term 30 min & 60 min MAs.  Will close the weekly long calls there.

 

Holy green candle Batman.  Didn't expect to reach the gap in 20 trading minutes.

 

Price jumped right over the tracks on the first pass at the 30 min 900MA.  Pretty unusual and suggests a strong impulsive move.

 

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