Hi, traders. Obviously a very bullish week on Wall Street this week, and as such, all signals point to getting long if you are not already long, or staying long if you got in early in the week. We are a bit extended after three days higher so a pullback could come early next week, but any pullbacks to the short-term moving averages should be viewed as buying opportunities unless they are accompanied by major volume. Part one looks at these issues in more depth.

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