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		<title>NASDAQ 100 3-12-2010</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Today: The Nasd futures have been the leader on this movement up again, and that should continue to be the theme going forward, however in the over night it is the S&#038;P that has the lead, possibly implying that we post a new high in the session, but do settle back a bit before the [...]]]></description>
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</script></div><p>Today: The Nasd futures have been the leader on this movement up again, and<br />
that should continue to be the theme going forward, however in the over night it is<br />
the S&#038;P that has the lead, possibly implying that we post a new high in the<br />
session, but do settle back a bit before the close. The Nasd has a very tight<br />
range at the moment, especially for being in fresh new high territory, which once<br />
again may be implying that it is Friday, and to not expect a tremendous amount of<br />
fireworks. The high thus far this morning is 1925.25, but I am expecting a<br />
pullback toward 1921.50 for the open. Under 1921.50 and we could back off a bit<br />
and print 1919.00, or if below there the target will become 1913.50.</p>
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