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Stock Market Overview: Futures are lower ahead of Tuesday’s open as investors pause to digest the recent and very strong 7-week rally. Gary’s Thoughts: Japan and Asia markets rolling over. European markets look the same. This is not an opinion. Pay heed. Economic Data: Trade Balance (8:30): -$46.3 bn expected Markit US Services PMI (9:45) Markit…
