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Intraday market update, April 6, 2015:

April 5, 2015 By Al Brooks

I will not post today. My daughter asked me to spend the day with her to attend her classes at the Harvard Business School, which I am hoping will be fun. I will be back on Wednesday.

See the weekly update for a discussion of the weekly chart and for what to expect going into next week.

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When I mention time, it is USA Pacific Standard Time (the Emini day session opens at 6:30 am PST, and closes at 1:15 pm PST). You can read background information on the intraday market reports on the Intraday Market Update page.

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Intraday market update, April 6, 2015:

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