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 After Friday's poor jobs report, and the ongoing European debt contagion, 
	most recently surfacing in Italy, stocks plummeted again yesterday.  
	The Dow lost another 151-points.
 
 For the TSP, the C-fund 	lost 1.81% yesterday, the S-fund 
	fell 2.31%, the I-fund 
	dropped 2.45%, and the F-fund (bonds) 
	gained 0.29%.
 
 The S&P 500 
	
	has now given back about 50% of 
	its recent gains.  The rally was sharper than anyone expected, so will 
	this pullback be more severe than we might expect?  It seems the bigger 
	they come, the harder they fall.
 
 Any more weakness and we would see some technical damage done to the charts.  
	As of now, this decline has moved to just above the 20 and 50-day EMA's and 
	there are some compelling trend lines that are also just below current 
	levels, so the 1310-1315 
	becomes very important, and the overnight futures are down testing those 
	levels as I write this. If broken, there is a lot of open air below on 
	the chart.
 
 
  Chart provided courtesy of
				www.decisionpoint.com, analysis by TSP Talk
 
 The 
	decline has now 
	moved the NYSE overbought / oversold indicator from extremely overbought at 
	+1000, to a neutral +27 reading.
 
 
  Chart provided courtesy of
				www.decisionpoint.com, analysis by TSP Talk
 
 Today is the 7th trading day in July, and 
	as you can see in the July seasonality chart below, we hit another pocket of 
	strength about this time of the month as earning season kicks off.
 
 Alcoa started it yesterday after the close with a decent earnings report, 
	although the stock went down modestly in after hours trading cause 
	expectations were pretty high.  Earnings season is a very welcome sight 
	for the market because there had not been very many catalysts out there with 
	the recent, less than exciting, economic data.
 
 Thanks for reading!   We'll see you back here tomorrow.
 Tom CrowleyClick here to discuss today's Market Commentary 
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