1. Market Bias Forecast April 2-6, 2007 Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc All rights reserved.

2. What is a Market Bias Forecast? In researching social instability, A New Story Foundation has developed a method for successfully forecasting market movement in several key commodities and equity indices. Market Bias is the composite outlook of a quantified estimate of bullish and bearish investors’ perspectives. April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

3. Market Bias The charts on the following pages will show the estimated bias strengths from the bullish (long) and bearish (short) perspectives. A positive number is good for that perspective, and a negative number is not. To the right of the charts is the forecast for that commodity derived from the composite bias. April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

4. April 2-6, 2007 – Summary Theme: Consolidation and constriction; waiting for the “other shoe to drop.” Late Tuesday/early Wednesday thru Thursday sell off in Crude Oil, Gold and Copper with corresponding stock market rally Wed – Thur. Thursday/Friday direction again reverses; Crude, Gold, and Copper turn up and the stock market down. April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

5. Treasury Bonds Bonds start out mixed, turning up very early in the week. Mostly flat the remainder of the week. Slightly negative bias into next week. April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

6. T-Bonds - price April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

7. Japanese Yen Mostly positive week for the Yen. Trend starts turning down Thursday continuing into Friday. Strong negative bias going into next week. April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

8. Japanese Yen - price April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

9. The Stock Market Stocks will see a mixed week with an overall downward trend. A slightly negative bias going into next week. April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

10. S&P Index - price April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

11. Crude Oil Peaks on Tuesday, followed by a correction bottoming on Thursday. Positive/mixed bias going into next week. April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

12. Crude Oil - price April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

13. Gold Starts out relatively flat, turning down on Wednesday, bottoms on Thursday, rallies on Friday. A mixed/ negative bias going into the following week. April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

14. Gold - price April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

15. Copper Starts out up turning down on Wed. and on into Thursday. A mixed/positive bias going into the following week. April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

16. Copper - price April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc.

17. Market Bias Summary - volatility April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc. Largest directional changes are Tue and Thur for Crude Oil.

18. Market Bias Summary - price April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc. Crude peaks Tuesday, Copper and Gold Wednesday. All 3 bottom Thursday.

19. Market Bias Summary - price April 2-6, 2007 Market Bias Forecast. Copyright 2007, A New Story Foundation, Inc. Japanese Yen has largest gain between Tuesday and Thursday, peaks Thursday.

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21. Have a great week!