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Holiday Radar
No U.S. market holidays pending in the next 7 days.
Earnings Radar
Monitoring for earnings releases by the Magnificent 7, AI-tech-related firms, and major financial institutions.
No monitored earnings reports are pending in the next 7 days.
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EcoNews Radar U.S. Events
EcoNews Summary
- Wednesday 14:00 – FOMC Meeting Minutes (High Impact): Traders will watch for any hawkish or dovish shifts in policy stance that could affect rate expectations and volatility across all US indices. Minutes could spark significant intraday moves depending on signals related to future monetary tightening or loosening.
- Thursday 08:30 – Average Hourly Earnings m/m, Non-Farm Employment Change, Unemployment Rate, Unemployment Claims (All High Impact): This concentrated release of labor data will heavily influence indices futures. Surprises in wage growth, job creation, or the unemployment rate can drive rapid price shifts, as the data will impact Fed outlook and risk sentiment.
- Friday 09:45 – Flash Manufacturing PMI & Flash Services PMI (High Impact): Both PMIs are watched for real-time signals on economic strength. Disappointing numbers could weigh on indices futures, whereas strong readings could boost risk appetite and support the market.
EcoNews Conclusion
- This week, day traders should expect elevated volatility and sharp directional moves especially around the key time clusters of 08:30 and 14:00, due to back-to-back high impact data drops on US labor and potential policy signals from the FOMC Minutes.
- Market momentum and volume may slow in the lead-up to the FOMC Meeting Minutes and major employment data, with possible sharp volume spikes at release times.
- News events around the 10 AM time cycle, particularly on Thursday and Friday, commonly act as catalysts for short-term market reversals or continuations; traders should closely monitor index price action during these intervals.
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Market News Summary
- Gold: Gold rebounded in early Asian trade after a multi-session decline, supported by technical factors, Fed caution, weaker US dollar, and increased safe-haven demand. Gold and silver consolidated ahead of key jobs data, with upside limited by monetary policy uncertainty. Central-bank buying and ETF interest remain supportive despite price pullbacks.
- Oil: Oil prices fell on concern over rising US inventories and a general risk-off climate. Reports point to oversupply concerns, though some bullish bias persists due to tight fuel markets and sanctions, with EIA data seen as a potential catalyst for further moves. Overall, uncertainty persists as inventories rise but supply risks linger.
- Stocks and Futures Indices: The S&P 500 fell for a fourth day and dropped below its 50-day moving average, a development historically followed more often by positive medium-term returns. Index futures rebounded ahead of major corporate earnings releases. Technology and defense sectors are in focus, with gold and defense stocks viewed as potential safe havens amid perceived market bubbles in AI and credit.
- ETFs and Bonds: Falling rates are drawing attention to long-duration Treasuries. The small-cap Russell 2000 ETF is highlighted as an options play amid volatility tied to the next Fed decision. YieldMax® announced fresh ETF payouts, while QQQ’s longer-term outperformance versus the S&P 500 is noted.
- Banking Sector: US banks registered their highest quarterly profitability in over a decade, driven by wider loan margins and controlled funding costs.
- Asia & Global Markets: Singapore is easing dual-listing rules to attract high-growth firms. Most Gulf stock markets traded flat on weak oil and uncertainty over the Fed’s rate path. Global equity markets are mixed, with the US dollar easing and traders watching Nvidia earnings.
- Corporate News: Celltrion announced a major US factory expansion in response to tariffs and demand. Anthropic, supported by deals with Microsoft and Nvidia, reached a $350 billion valuation, despite broader AI stock weakness.
- Macro Themes: Market participants are weighing delayed US jobs data, potential Fed rate moves, and fiscal challenges in Europe, all amid ongoing AI-sector focus and energy demand concerns.
News Conclusion
- Market participants continue to face volatility across major asset classes, with gold and oil markets reacting to technical and fundamental drivers, and global stocks showing sensitivity to earnings, economic policy, and technology sector developments.
- Caution over the Fed’s next moves, fiscal pressures in Europe, and sector-specific headwinds in AI and energy remain key market themes.
- Recent data highlight robust US bank profitability and ongoing investor interest in alternative hedges such as gold, defense stocks, and specific ETFs, as traders navigate a mix of macro risk events and shifting sector leadership.
Market News Sentiment:
Market News Articles: 48
- Negative: 35.42%
- Neutral: 33.33%
- Positive: 31.25%
Sentiment Summary:
Today’s market news sentiment is leaning slightly negative, with 35.42% of articles carrying a negative tone, 33.33% presenting a neutral stance, and 31.25% reflecting positive sentiment.
Conclusion:
Market coverage shows a modestly negative tilt in sentiment, while neutral and positive reporting remain close in proportion.
GLD,Gold Articles: 15
- Positive: 46.67%
- Neutral: 40.00%
- Negative: 13.33%
Sentiment Summary: Of the recent articles on GLD and gold, 46.67% are positive, 40.00% are neutral, and 13.33% are negative.
This indicates that recent market news coverage for GLD and gold has been predominantly positive, with a significant portion of neutral sentiment and a smaller share of negative sentiment.
USO,Oil Articles: 8
- Positive: 50.00%
- Negative: 25.00%
- Neutral: 25.00%
Sentiment Summary: Among eight recent articles about USO and oil, 50% are positive, 25% are negative, and 25% are neutral.
This indicates a generally positive sentiment in current market coverage, with some mixed perspectives present.
Market Data Snapshot
ETF Snapshot of major stock market ETFs, Mag7, and others as of: November 19, 2025 07:16
- USO 72.50 Bullish 1.68%
- IBIT 52.66 Bullish 1.07%
- GLD 374.35 Bullish 0.73%
- IJH 63.21 Bullish 0.32%
- IWM 233.47 Bullish 0.30%
- AAPL 267.44 Bearish -0.01%
- TLT 89.06 Bearish -0.03%
- GOOG 284.96 Bearish -0.22%
- META 597.69 Bearish -0.72%
- SPY 660.08 Bearish -0.84%
- DIA 461.30 Bearish -1.08%
- QQQ 596.31 Bearish -1.22%
- TSLA 401.25 Bearish -1.88%
- MSFT 493.79 Bearish -2.70%
- NVDA 181.36 Bearish -2.81%
- AMZN 222.55 Bearish -4.43%
Market Overview — Trader’s Snapshot (11/19/2025 07:16:00)
This summary outlines the current market sentiment across key ETFs, the Magnificent 7 tech stocks, and other major investment vehicles. The data indicates prevailing directions (bullish/bearish) and performance snapshots of each asset class. For informational purposes only.
ETF Stocks: Mixed Sentiment
- SPY: Bearing pressure with -0.84%. US equities underperforming.
- QQQ: Down -1.22%. Nasdaq 100 trending bearish.
- DIA: Weakness in blue chips, -1.08% move.
- IWM: Positive move, +0.30%. Small caps showing resilience.
- IJH: Slight gain of +0.32%, mid-caps modestly bullish.
Magnificent 7 Tech Stocks: Predominantly Bearish
- AAPL: Marginal decline, -0.01%. Little directional momentum.
- MSFT: Notably down -2.70%. Underperforming.
- GOOG: Sliding -0.22% amid tech weakness.
- AMZN: Significant downside, -4.43%.
- META: Off -0.72%.
- NVDA: Low confidence, dropping -2.81%.
- TSLA: Weakest among peers, -1.88%.
Other ETFs & Asset Classes: Bullish Pockets
- USO (Oil): Performing strongly, up 1.68%.
- IBIT (Bitcoin): Positive momentum at +1.07%.
- GLD (Gold): Safe haven bid, advancing 0.73%.
- TLT (Treasuries): Mild weakness, -0.03%.
Summary of State of Play
- Major index ETFs: Mostly under pressure with large caps and tech-driven indices in the red.
- Small/Mid Caps: IWM and IJH bucking the broader trend, modestly bullish.
- MAG7 Stocks: Broadly experiencing selling, especially MSFT, NVDA, and AMZN.
- Alternatives: Oil, gold, and digital assets showing relative strength and upside.
Higher Time Frame Analysis
Summary of the current state of US Indices Futures based on higher time-frame (HTF) technical analysis as of: 2025-11-19: 07:16 CT.
US Indices Futures
- ES: YSFG up/LT bullish, WSFG & MSFG down, price below weekly/monthly NTZ, HT pivots down, support 6594.13, resistance 6943.10, ST/IT bearish, LT uptrend intact.
- NQ: YSFG bullish, WSFG/MSFG down, price below weekly/monthly NTZ, HT pivots down, ST/IT downtrend, support 24,158.50, resistance above, LT structure remains bullish.
- YM: YSFG bullish, WSFG/MSFG down, price below all NTZ, pivots down, recent short signals, key support 44,512, resistance 48,528, ST/IT bearish, LT bullish structure.
- EMD: YSFG, MSFG, WSFG all down, price below NTZs, ST/IT bearish structure, most MAs down, long-term neutral, support 3110.1/3131.3, resistance 3234.7, new lows threatening.
- RTY: YSFG bullish (LT up), WSFG/MSFG down, volatile, mixed pivots (ST/IT down), support 2321.0, resistance 2487.6, ST bearish, IT neutral, LT bullish, choppy context.
- FDAX: YSFG bullish, WSFG/MSFG down, price below NTZs, all short/IT MAs down, ST/IT bearish, LT trend up, support 23,179, resistance 24,891, trend continuation lower.
Overall State
- Short-Term: Bearish
- Intermediate-Term: Bearish
- Long-Term: Bullish to Neutral (EMD/FDAX D1 neutral, others bullish)
Conclusion
US Indices Futures are in broad corrective phases across short- and intermediate-term timeframes, with all major contracts trading below WSFG/MSFG NTZ levels and short/intermediate pivots and moving averages trending down. Volume and volatility are elevated, with recent moves characterized by fast downside and dominant short signals. However, the YSFG and long-term moving averages on ES, NQ, YM, RTY, and FDAX continue to trend up, preserving the overall bullish structure in higher time frames. EMD and FDAX daily charts have shifted to neutral long-term trends but remain bearish in shorter timeframes. Key support levels are being tested across indices, with no major reversal signals yet; current action reflects technical retracements within longer-term uptrends. Directional correlations remain strong across US indices, while European FDAX aligns with the correction. Market structure is corrective short-term, with higher time-frame bullish trends largely intact outside of EMD and FDAX daily.
Note: Intra-day counter-trend pullbacks or retracements may occur, HTF is context for informational usage and market structure. Glossary: Session Fib Grids periods of YSFG:’Yearly’, MSFG:’Monthly’, WSFG:’Weekly’
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