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Dollar strength on the back of the FOMC’s quantitative easing withdrawal time line left the S&P 500 (SPY) down -0.3% even as the less sensitive Russel 2000 (IWM) finished up +1.7%. In as much as currencies often trend, the US Dollar (UUP) is now overbought on multiple time frames — perhaps a brief pause or pull back will offer year-end relief to equities. Meanwhile, holiday shortened week Fifty Two of 2009 features another busy economic calendar, including a Third Quarter GDP revision:

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