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Posted by btr Fri, 14 Apr 2006 15:01:00 GMT
It looks more like to break on the upside now. Let's see if it will follow through rest of this week.
It's interesting to notice that crude is at $72/bbl, gold is at $600, while Dow has reached almost multi-year high.
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