September 4th, 2010 | 
Author: Though liquidity was winding down quickly into the close of the week, we would nevertheless see a significant shift in the traditional market gauges for risk appetite Friday. With the help of a dubious nonfarm payrolls (NFP) report, risk appetite would start climbing before the US exchanges came online.
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Neither oil nor gold would benefit from the carry through of risk appetite trends through the week’s close. With speculative interests fully drained for the extended holiday weekend, will traders rouse enough momentum to carry critical breakouts next week?
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