Dow Red In 2015 As S&P Takes Out Key Support: Trannies Tank, Crude Clipped, Dollar Dumped

It seems the hangover from Friday's "good" news continues, warranting only one possible clip today...

First things first - The Dow dipped negative year-to-date, was briefly rescued by no-news Greece headlines...

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And the S&P 500 (cash) index closed back below its 100DMA (at 2084.57) for the first time in a month...closing at its lows... (and falling further after hours in futures)

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But while stocks were weak, the big moves were in The Dollar and Crude - both notably weaker...

The dollar was monkey-hammered today driven by a surge above 1.1200 in EURUSD... (3rd worst day for USD in 3 months)

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As The Euro kept breaking significant levels...

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Crude did not care but gold, silver and copper eked out gains...

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In the only market The Fed cares about, stock indices were all weaker led by more turmoil in Trannies

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The Greek headline was perfectly timed to ramp S&P 500 futures to VWAP (even though it was actually bad news)...

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Notably, AAPL's weakness today weighed further on NASDAQ and leaves it the underperformer post Payrolls... Stocks closed "NOT" off the lows...

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AAPL's day explained...

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In case you missed it... Apple's Presentation was something like this... "am I right?"

The Treasury Complex was generally bid with the long-end underperforming (late day weakness in bonds driven by the no-news Greece headlines)....

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With bond prices all lower post-payrolls...

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Charts:Bloomberg

Bonus Chart: Whats wrong with this chart?

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