Go to Next/Previous Marker shortcut bug in Premiere Pro 2014

The keyboard shortcuts Shift+M and Ctrl+Shift+M to move to markers takes you to the next edit point or marker, whichever comes first.
I found that using the shortcuts to navigate to the next Marker in the timeline will take you to the next Marker or Edit point, not to the next Marker as it does in Premiere Pro CC.
If I have missed something, I would love to know. Otherwise, this seems to be a bug in the new software.

Hi Kevin,
Thank you very much for your response. I now can see what I was doing wrong.
I have markers on the timeline. I had forgotten that I had also put some markers on my audio file.
As a result, each time I wanted to go to the next marker, of course, it went to the timeline or clip marker, whichever came first.
I have never made this mistake before. Very embarrassed and sorry to waste anyone's time. I, at least, have now learnt something about working with markers that I didn't know.
Thanks for helping me out,
Thornie

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