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Week in Review: Markets Scream Overbought
We’ve added Spain’s IBEX, Italy’s MIB, the Russia Market Vectors ETF, the Australian dollar to the list of equity indices and currencies we monitor. In addition, we have switched to the CRB Continuous Commodity Index, which is less energy heavy … Continue reading
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