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Wall Street continues rally as investors regain hope on a resolution in Europe and the U.S. staves off another shutdown risk. Commodities also rebound after major drops.

Investors are shedding gold and silver holdings at record speed as a preference for the dollar and fear of future liquidity impact attitudes. Miners, in spite of being undervalued against gold, are also being sold off amid the volatility.

Gold has been on a bull run since the start of July but investors began profit-taking on Tuesday afternoon in advance of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's Jackson Hole announcement expected on Friday. Bernanke's statements regarding potential Federal support for the economy may have a major influence on the future of gold.

Technical rally possible today prompted by reassurance out of Europe. Fear frenzy suggests "buy" not far off - odds favor DJIA below 10,000 Sept./Oct.

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The stock market recovered from yesterday's massive drop, but is still susceptible to major swings up and down. The Fed is expected to speak on whether it plans to react.

The Federal Reserve Board's pessimistic assessment of the U.S. economy drove Hong Kong blue-chip stocks to a two-year low in heavy turnover.

News that European authorities are devising a plan to shore up big banks threatened by the region's debt crisis helped ignite a strong rebound in the substantially oversold Hong Kong market.

The short-term traders who dominate China stocks these days pushed prices sharply lower Monday, seizing on news Greece may not meet its debt reduction targets and on growing worry over bad loans at Chinese banks.

Gold slid considerably today as a rising dollar, the result of a seemingly inevitable Greek default, made commodities less attractive. Only indirectly dependent on the strength of the dollar, miners experienced more moderate losses and even gains for some companies as gold bulls expressed their ongoing confidence.

The market is relatively flat today after taking a worse-than-expected dive yesterday. Europe remains a concern, so more market volatility is most likely in store.

Rally started Tuesday anticipates announcement from Europe of a solution to debt woes. A rally would accompany such news, but "buying the news" risky.