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A couple of new reports posted. 

Meanwhile, the bullishness persists on the hourly chart of the ES, 24 hour S&P futures. The next inflection point is 6030. If cleared, then 6060 beckons at the close of regular trading.

The overnight session may have just been a 5 day cycle low, with no preceding pullback. There's no cycling, just a beeline, so no very short term cycle projections. For the longer run see 3-2-1 Liftoff

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The EUR/USD has broken a big top pattern. Barring an immaculate interception of the breakdown, the conventional measured move target of this break is 1.01. A couple of intermediate cycle projections only point to 1.05 however. 1.06 and 1.045 are key spport levels. Here’s Why Lower Treasury Supply Ahead is Bullish or Super Bullish

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But today, at least, the uptrend surge in Treasury yields (equating to a price collapse) isn't broken yet. Dealers are well hedged in the futures, and hedge funds have hedged the Treasury carry trade, so there may be few scars among them. But money managers and banks are long and leveraged. There are massive losses that will leave a mark. We should start to see the whack-a-mole game soon.  Liquidity Measures Show Markets Stretched to the Limit 

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