Charts Today - 25 Apr 2018 - US tech stocks sell off again
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Dollar up, Euro and Sterling lower
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Bitcoin hold short term bull trend
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US stock indices sell off. Europe set to move lower. Asia mostly down
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crude oil turning short term bearish
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Gold and Silver lower
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US 10yr yields break 3%. Bonds turning long term bearish
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US tech majors all lower
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Risk of bear market in equities increasing.
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