Interesting curve. If true, and my BS meter does not agree necessarily, one should stop shortly after the turning point because there must be balance before the decline in per capita income. This would seem to me to run counter to common sense and reality in that as per capita income rises no one is doing diddly about pollution.
Happy Mid-week everyone! The stocks adventure continues since Tuesday's surge in rising volume into this mornings buoyant futures (+0.42%). Metals have already had their jump and are resting back to mid-year support levels --we'll just have to see how firm that support turns out.
Later on in the day we get--
8:15 AM ADP Employment Change
8:30 AM Trade Balance
10:00 AM ISM Services
10:30 AM Crude Inventories
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