Stocks Up, Tech Down, Oil Up, Gold Up, Bonds Up — NYSE Close Market Roundup 20261106

VIX — Market Fear Gauge Daily

VIX fell 2.81% from the session's opening level. VIX fell 9.05% versus the previous session close. Expected volatility eased from the period open. VIX is 78.4% up the recent 15-session range (15.72–28.36), in the 70–80% band.

VR: ATN Volatility Ratio (VR): 28.96 – Stocks rose while expected volatility eased. VR is above the maximum of its preceding 15-session VR range (-0.20 to 24.11). VR rose 13.17 points from the previous session, a large shift relative to that range.

Range lookback: preceding 15 completed sessions.

Major ETFs and Mega Cap Tech Stocks

• Technology stocks rebounded Friday as dip buyers returned to the AI trade following Thursday’s selloff.
• Trend-following systematic selling amplified Thursday’s $2.3 trillion technology rout, while the Nasdaq entered correction territory.
• Oracle shares fell Friday following a report that Microsoft was pulling back from an agreement to lease AI computing capacity.
• Recent semiconductor losses reflected concerns about AI infrastructure spending, despite strong reported revenue growth at Dell and Nvidia.
• Microsoft reported fiscal first-quarter revenue of $92.3 billion, up 19% year over year, with Azure growth of 48% alongside gross margin compression.
• Sharp Nasdaq-100 swings highlighted the compounding effects affecting TQQQ, which targets three times the index’s daily return, relative to unleveraged QQQ.
• Reports identified restrictions on data center development as a headwind for Meta and SpaceX following the midterm elections.

Oil / Energy:

• Google’s $17 billion Wyoming data center plan included a pledge to pay for all its power, bringing energy supply arrangements into focus.

Gold / Metals:

• Gold held above $4,000 an ounce after the Democratic congressional sweep, while strong U.S. employment data and inflation concerns pressured its recovery.

Fed / Financials:

• October payrolls increased by 165,000 and unemployment fell to 4.1%, alongside upward revisions to earlier months.
• One analysis argued that employment strength supported a December Fed rate increase, without reporting a policy decision.
• San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly described the jobs report as good news for American workers.
• An inflation analysis flagged broad goods and services price pressures, rising shelter inflation and persistent super-core inflation concerns ahead of October CPI.

Macro / Other:

• Average unemployment duration reached 27.1 weeks in October, its highest level outside the pandemic period in a decade.
• About 2 million people had been unemployed for at least 27 weeks, representing 27.6% of unemployed workers.
• Democrats won control of both congressional chambers in Tuesday’s midterm elections, with market commentary linking the result to technology-sector selling.

Conclusion:

Technology dip buying drove Friday’s rebound after a severe selloff amplified by systematic strategies. AI infrastructure spending concerns remained central, with Oracle’s decline contrasting with Microsoft’s reported cloud growth.

Strong payroll growth and inflation concerns added monetary policy pressure, while longer unemployment spells complicated the labor-market picture. Post-election data center restrictions and power requirements added cross-currents for AI-linked companies.

ETF, Mag7, and Cross-Market ETF Insights

Overall Tone
On 2026-11-06, daily risk tone was cautiously positive: most assets gained from the open, but uneven prior-close returns and persistent equity downtrends tempered strength.

Major index ETFs — daily

Instrument	Bias	Date	DNC%	DOC%	O	H	L	C	VWAP	Vol
▲ DIA	▼ ▲ ▼	2026-11-06	▼ -0.40%	▲ +0.69%	508.72	515.98	508.66	512.22	▼ 512.97	4,055,599
▲ IWM	▲ ▲ ▲	2026-11-06	▲ +0.99%	▲ +0.62%	271.98	274.55	270.23	273.67	▲ 273.11	25,452,970
▲ IJH	▲ ▲ ▲	2026-11-06	▲ +0.60%	▲ +0.50%	71.75	72.29	71.31	72.11	▲ 72.02	10,450,357
▲ SPY	▲ ▲ ▼	2026-11-06	▲ +0.31%	▲ +0.06%	734.82	742.21	734.58	735.29	▼ 737.94	57,886,092
▼ QQQ	▲ ▼ ▼	2026-11-06	▲ +1.40%	▼ -0.34%	658.35	664.52	653.99	656.10	▼ 658.82	73,107,479
AVG/Sum	—	—	+0.58%	+0.31%	—	—	—	—	—	170,952,497

Index ETFs
Positive confluence: average DOC% +0.31% from the open; DNC% +0.58% versus the prior close. Four of five gained from the open, led by DIA, while QQQ lagged and SPY was near-flat; versus the prior close, QQQ led at +1.40% and DIA alone declined. QQQ and SPY retained falling near-term averages.

DIA · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▼ -0.40% OC% ▲ +0.69%

DIA – Dow Jones Technicals Summary

DIA's completed daily session on November 6 closed at 512.22, down 0.40% from the prior close but up 0.69% from the open. The opening gap down was filled, yet price finished below the previous day's low and below session VWAP. The lower high and lower low therefore carried more weakness than the open-to-close recovery alone suggests.

Price sat below the near-, intermediate- and far-term benchmarks even though all three averages were still rising. This leaves every horizon internally mixed, with current price weakness conflicting with their underlying direction. The prior 15-session trend was slightly lower and choppy. A third consecutive large-range session extended the pattern of expanding ranges, while volume was only slightly above average despite its increasing lookback trend. PSAR entered a bearish state; a next-session high above 536.60 would be required to trigger a bullish reversal.

IWM · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▲ +0.99% OC% ▲ +0.62%

IWM – Small Cap Technicals Summary

IWM's completed November 6 daily session closed at 273.67, advancing 0.99% from the prior close and 0.62% from the open. The opening gap up was filled before the session finished above VWAP. Despite those positive returns, the day formed a lower high and lower low and closed inside the previous day's range, so the recovery did not establish a stronger daily structure.

The prior 15-session trend was rising but highly inefficient, reflecting substantial two-way movement. Price remained below its rising near-term average and almost-flat rising far-term average, while the intermediate-term structure was outright bearish. The session therefore improved price without resolving these cross-horizon conflicts. Range was essentially average and volume slightly above average; both had been increasing over the lookback. PSAR entered a bearish state, with a next-session high above 285.373 needed to trigger a conditional bullish reversal.

IJH · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▲ +0.60% OC% ▲ +0.50%

IJH – Mid Cap Technicals Summary

IJH's completed daily session on November 6 closed at 72.11, up 0.60% from the prior close and 0.50% from the open. After filling its small opening gap up, price recovered to finish near the session high and above VWAP. However, the day still recorded a lower high and lower low, with the close inside the previous day's range, limiting the structural significance of the advance.

The prior 15-session price trend was upward but choppy. Price remained below rising near- and far-term benchmarks, while the intermediate-term average was falling above it. Thus, the latest strength did not resolve the mixed shorter- and longer-term structures or the intermediate downtrend. Range was slightly below average, but volume was roughly one-third above average, consistent with increasing lookback participation. PSAR turned bearish; a next-session high above 74.9865 would conditionally trigger a bullish reversal.

SPY · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▲ +0.31% OC% ▲ +0.06%

SPY – S&P 500 Technicals Summary

SPY's completed daily session on November 6 closed at 735.29, up 0.31% from the prior close but only 0.06% from the open. The small opening gap up remained unfilled. Trading stayed inside the previous day's range, and the close near the session low and below VWAP tempered the modest positive return.

Near- and intermediate-term averages continued falling above price, while the far-term benchmark remained rising but overhead. This leaves shorter-horizon weakness alongside an internally mixed longer-term structure, consistent with the declining prior 15-session price trend. The latest session offered little open-to-close progress against that backdrop. Range was below average, whereas volume was about 18% above average, contrasting with the range expansion but aligning with increasing volume over the lookback. PSAR remained bearish; a next-session high above 773.4935 would trigger a conditional bullish reversal.

S&P 500 News and Fundamentals

Following a post-election rally on Wednesday, U.S. stocks suffered their sharpest one-day decline in more than a year. The S&P 500 entered its largest drawdown since the start of the Iran war.

QQQ · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▲ +1.40% OC% ▼ -0.34%

QQQ – Nasdaq 100 Technicals Summary

QQQ's completed November 6 daily session closed at 656.10, up 1.40% from the prior close but down 0.34% from the open. The opening gap up remained unfilled, accounting for the positive daily return despite the intraday decline. An inside bar ending near its low and below VWAP showed that the session did not sustain its opening strength.

Price remained below falling near- and intermediate-term averages and below a still-rising far-term benchmark. The latest gain therefore conflicted with the shorter-horizon downtrends without resolving the mixed long-term position. The prior 15-session trend was also lower. Volume was approximately 43% above average, consistent with increasing lookback participation, but the day's range was below average despite the broader expansion in ranges. Elevated activity thus accompanied a contained daily structure. A next-session high above 699.4761 would conditionally reverse the bearish PSAR state.

Mag7 stocks — daily

Instrument	Bias	Date	DNC%	DOC%	O	H	L	C	VWAP	Vol
▲ TSLA	▲ ▲ ▲	2026-11-06	▲ +4.23%	▲ +2.67%	348.92	363.84	347.60	358.22	▲ 358.04	36,586,386
▲ AAPL	▼ ▲ ▼	2026-11-06	▼ -0.52%	▲ +1.07%	338.73	345.79	338.30	342.37	▼ 342.86	43,172,096
▲ MSFT	▼ ▲ ▼	2026-11-06	▼ -0.99%	▲ +0.94%	525.69	538.33	524.47	530.61	▼ 531.95	26,275,193
▲ META	▲ ▲ ▼	2026-11-06	▲ +0.84%	▲ +0.46%	607.33	625.60	606.66	610.15	▼ 616.10	15,652,735
▼ GOOGL	▲ ▼ ▼	2026-11-06	▲ +0.78%	▼ -0.04%	284.90	290.49	284.59	284.78	▼ 286.36	36,335,208
▼ AMZN	▼ ▼ ▼	2026-11-06	▼ -0.35%	▼ -0.20%	259.81	264.18	258.53	259.30	▼ 261.36	41,136,304
▼ NVDA	▲ ▼ ▼	2026-11-06	▲ +2.78%	▼ -2.33%	191.10	194.90	185.22	186.64	▼ 189.04	179,191,641
AVG/Sum	—	—	+0.97%	+0.37%	—	—	—	—	—	378,349,563

Mag7 Stocks
Positive confluence: average DOC% +0.37% from the open; DNC% +0.97% versus the prior close. Four of seven gained from the open: TSLA led at +2.67%, while NVDA lagged at -2.33%; versus the prior close, TSLA led and MSFT lagged. NVDA gained 2.78% versus the prior close despite intraday weakness and falling near-term averages; AAPL and MSFT retained rising longer-term structures.

TSLA · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▲ +4.23% OC% ▲ +2.67%

TSLA – Tesla Technicals Summary

TSLA's completed daily session on November 6 closed at 358.22, gaining 4.23% from the prior close and 2.67% from the open. The opening gap up remained unfilled, and the close finished just above VWAP. Nevertheless, the entire session remained inside the previous day's range, distinguishing a strong daily recovery from a confirmed improvement in the broader price structure.

Price remained below rising near- and intermediate-term benchmarks, leaving both horizons mixed, and below a falling far-term average. The prior 15-session trend was positive but choppy, so the latest advance did not eliminate the longer-term conflict. Range was modestly above average in a third consecutive large-range session, while volume was below average despite its increasing lookback trend. The ATR-median measure crossed bearish and PSAR remained bearish; a next-session high above 403.1984 would conditionally reverse PSAR.

Tesla News and Fundamentals

Elon Musk said Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production at Gigafactory Texas around mid-2027 to make room for increased Cybercab robotaxi production. Cybertruck sales fell 48% in 2025 and declined another 38% through September 2026, far below Musk’s original vision of 250,000 vehicles annually. The shift increases Tesla’s reliance on a robotaxi business that still needs customers, regulatory approval and proven economics.

AAPL · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▼ -0.52% OC% ▲ +1.07%

AAPL – Apple Technicals Summary

AAPL's completed daily session on November 6 closed at 342.37, down 0.52% from the prior close despite gaining 1.07% from the open. The opening gap down was filled, but the recovery did not hold the prior-close reference. A lower high and lower low, followed by a close inside the previous day's range and below session VWAP, left the rebound incomplete rather than establishing broad strength.

Near-, intermediate- and far-term averages remained rising, with price above all three benchmarks, although only marginally above the near-term measure. That alignment contrasts with the slight decline and very low directional efficiency across the prior 15 sessions, indicating considerable back-and-forth movement. The day's range was approximately average and volume was subdued, despite expanding ranges and increasing volume over that lookback. A next-session low below 329.6873 would trigger a conditional PSAR bearish reversal.

Apple News and Fundamentals

Apple returned to the bond market with a $7.5 billion borrowing, its first bond sale since 2025, despite holding substantial cash reserves. A researcher also reported that Apple’s predictive-text restrictions include the phrases “Dictator Trump” and “Sleepy Joe.”

MSFT · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▼ -0.99% OC% ▲ +0.94%

MSFT – Microsoft Technicals Summary

MSFT's completed November 6 daily session closed at 530.61, down 0.99% from the prior close despite gaining 0.94% from the open. The opening gap down was filled, but the recovery faded enough to leave the close below the previous day's low and beneath session VWAP. A lower high and lower low reinforced the distinction between an intraday rebound and a weaker daily outcome.

Price finished just above its falling near-term benchmark, leaving that horizon mixed, while intermediate- and far-term averages remained rising below price. The prior 15-session trend was only slightly positive and extremely inefficient, indicating little net progress through substantial fluctuation. Both range and volume were essentially average, although their lookback trends were increasing. The bullish PSAR state remained intact; a next-session low below 510.2435 would trigger a conditional bearish reversal rather than representing an already confirmed change.

Microsoft News and Fundamentals

Microsoft reported fiscal Q1 2027 revenue of $92.3 billion, up 19% year over year, with Azure growing 48% and Microsoft Cloud revenue increasing 30%, despite gross-margin compression. According to people familiar with the matter, it plans to reduce its number of neocloud partners while retaining key suppliers and building its own infrastructure. Microsoft also offered buyouts to about 60,000 employees. In Amsterdam, protesters entered a Microsoft data-center construction site and displayed anti-AI banners.

META · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▲ +0.84% OC% ▲ +0.46%

META – Meta Platforms Technicals Summary

META's completed daily session on November 6 closed at 610.15, up 0.84% from the prior close and 0.46% from the open. Its opening gap up remained unfilled, but the inside bar finished near the session low and below VWAP. The positive return consequently coexisted with a comparatively weak closing position within the day's trading.

Near- and intermediate-term averages remained falling above price, while the far-term average was rising but also overhead. This leaves the longer horizon mixed and the shorter horizons bearish, consistent with the relatively persistent decline across the prior 15 sessions. The latest gain did not resolve that alignment. Range was below average and volume was only about 58% of average, contrasting with modestly expanding ranges and increasing volume over the lookback. A next-session high above 640.1255 would conditionally reverse the bearish PSAR state.

Meta News and Fundamentals

Meta launched Spaces, a new way to communicate and collaborate with its recently introduced Muse agents. In Q3 2026, free cash flow was negative $2.12 billion, while price per ad rose 14%, outpacing impression growth for the first time since early 2025. Operating margin excluding a $9.89 billion legal charge was 35%; costs have outgrown revenue for five consecutive quarters. Meta is also creating Class C nonvoting shares that effectively produce a two-for-one split while preserving Mark Zuckerberg’s voting control.

GOOGL · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▲ +0.78% OC% ▼ -0.04%

GOOGL – Alphabet Technicals Summary

GOOGL's completed daily session on November 6 closed at 284.78, up 0.78% from the prior close but down 0.04% from the open. The gain therefore came from the opening gap rather than sustained open-to-close progress. That gap remained unfilled, although price finished near the session low and below VWAP within an inside bar, leaving the advance technically restrained.

Near-, intermediate- and far-term averages all remained falling above price. The latest gain consequently ran against a broadly aligned downtrend, and the prior 15-session decline showed substantially more directional persistence than a purely sideways pattern. The session's range and volume were both below average, even as ranges expanded and volume increased across the lookback. Larger average trade size did not translate into above-average total volume. PSAR remained bearish; a next-session high above 295.60 would trigger a conditional bullish reversal.

AMZN · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▼ -0.35% OC% ▼ -0.20%

AMZN – Amazon Technicals Summary

AMZN's completed November 6 daily session ended at 259.30, down 0.35% from the prior close and 0.20% from the open. Its small opening gap down was filled, but the session ultimately finished near its low and below VWAP. Trading remained inside the previous day's range, making this a contained decline rather than a fresh expansion of the daily price structure.

The broader picture is conflicted: price remained above the near- and intermediate-term benchmarks, but both averages were falling. The far-term average was still rising beneath price, preserving a stronger long-term backdrop. The prior 15 sessions nevertheless showed a modest, inefficient downtrend. Both range and volume were below their lookback averages, contrasting with expanding ranges and increasing volume across that window. PSAR remained bullish; only a next-session low below 242.1716 would trigger its bearish reversal.

Amazon News and Fundamentals

Amazon posted its highest operating margin on record, although shares fell in premarket trading amid reported concerns about cash flow. The company also began letting a small group of invited customers text its Alexa for Shopping AI agent to search for products, compare options and place orders.

NVDA · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▲ +2.78% OC% ▼ -2.33%

NVDA – Nvidia Technicals Summary

NVDA's completed daily session on November 6 closed at 186.64, up 2.78% from the prior close but down 2.33% from the open. A substantial opening gap up remained unfilled, yet selling during the session left price below VWAP. The day stayed inside the previous day's range despite an unusually wide trading span, so the positive prior-close return should not be confused with sustained intraday strength.

Near- and intermediate-term averages were falling above price. The far-term average still rose, but price remained below it, leaving that horizon mixed against a declining 15-session trend. Range was about 60% above average and volume about 51% above average, reinforcing the lookback expansion in both activity measures. This was the third consecutive large-range session. PSAR remained bearish; a next-session high above 208.8078 would conditionally trigger a bullish reversal.

Nvidia News and Fundamentals

Nvidia is finding new ways to support neocloud providers facing financial strains, potentially exposing it to responsibility for an entire data center rather than just its AI chips. The company lost slightly more than $447 billion in market capitalization on November 5, before shares recovered some losses on November 6.

Cross-market ETFs — daily

Instrument	Bias	Date	DNC%	DOC%	O	H	L	C	VWAP	Vol
▲ GLD	▼ ▲ ▲	2026-11-06	▼ -0.79%	▲ +0.83%	369.44	373.76	369.26	372.52	▲ 371.63	7,369,584
▲ IBIT	▼ ▲ ▲	2026-11-06	▼ -0.35%	▲ +0.35%	42.73	43.02	42.27	42.88	▲ 42.75	42,529,120
▲ TLT	▼ ▲ ▼	2026-11-06	▼ -0.01%	▲ +0.05%	81.88	82.42	81.71	81.92	▼ 82.01	37,387,828
▲ USO	▲ ▲ ▲	2026-11-06	▲ +0.13%	▲ +0.04%	148.35	149.41	146.70	148.41	▲ 148.05	3,964,479
AVG/Sum	—	—	-0.25%	+0.32%	—	—	—	—	—	91,251,011

Cross-Market ETFs
Mixed: average DOC% +0.32% from the open; DNC% -0.26% versus the prior close. Gold led open-to-close gains, bitcoin followed, and bonds and oil were near-flat. Only oil gained versus the prior close, diverging from predominantly positive equities.

GLD · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▼ -0.79% OC% ▲ +0.83%

GLD – Gold Technicals Summary

GLD's completed November 6 daily session closed at 372.52, losing 0.79% from the prior close while gaining 0.83% from the open. The opening gap down remained unfilled, and the close stayed below the previous day's low despite the intraday recovery. Finishing above session VWAP shows relative strength within the session, but does not erase the weaker day-to-day structure.

Price was above a falling near-term benchmark, creating a mixed short-term picture, while remaining below falling intermediate- and far-term averages. The recovery thus conflicted with the broader downtrend rather than confirming a change in it. This was a second consecutive large-range session, consistent with expanding ranges over the prior 15 sessions. Volume, however, was below average despite an increasing lookback trend. PSAR remained bullish against that broader weakness; a next-session low below 358.1935 would conditionally trigger a bearish reversal.

Gold News and Fundamentals

Gold faced renewed pressure on November 6 after U.S. October payrolls increased by 165,000, with elevated real yields weighing on the metal. Prices subsequently recovered from post-payrolls lows to around $4,050 an ounce as preliminary November University of Michigan consumer sentiment reached 51, above expectations of 48, while inflation expectations eased. Reporting also attributed gold’s return above $4,000 partly to Democrats winning control of Congress in the midterm elections.

IBIT · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▼ -0.35% OC% ▲ +0.35%

IBIT – Bitcoin Technicals Summary

IBIT's completed November 6 daily session ended at 42.88, down 0.35% from the prior close but up 0.35% from the open. The opening gap down remained unfilled. Nevertheless, the close was near the session high and above VWAP, showing an intraday recovery within a day that still produced a lower high and lower low.

The near-term structure remained bearish, with price below a falling average. Price was also below the intermediate-term benchmark despite that average continuing to rise, while the far-term structure remained positively aligned. This places current weakness within a still-rising longer-term backdrop, consistent with the declining prior 15-session price trend. The daily range was below average and volume was close to normal, contrasting with expanding ranges and increasing volume over the lookback. A next-session high above 45.3938 would conditionally reverse the bearish PSAR state.

TLT · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▼ -0.01% OC% ▲ +0.05%

TLT – Long-Term Treasury Bonds Technicals Summary

TLT's completed November 6 daily session ended at 81.92, down 0.01% from the prior close and up 0.05% from the open. The opening gap down was filled, but the close remained below session VWAP and inside the previous day's range. A higher high and higher low showed upward movement in the daily structure, even though the closing return was effectively flat.

Near- and intermediate-term averages remained rising beneath price, in alignment with the upward prior 15-session trend. The far-term average, however, was still falling above price, so recent strength continued to conflict with the longer-term downtrend. A third consecutive large-range session accompanied slightly above-average volume, broadly consistent with expanding ranges and increasing volume over the lookback. PSAR entered a bullish state, but a next-session low below 80.9663 would conditionally trigger a bearish reversal.

USO · D:2026-11-06 NC% ▲ +0.13% OC% ▲ +0.04%

USO – Oil Technicals Summary

USO's completed November 6 daily session closed at 148.41, up 0.13% from the prior close and just 0.04% from the open. Its small opening gap up was filled. Price formed a higher high and higher low and breached the preceding inside-bar high, but ultimately closed inside the previous day's range, slightly above VWAP, with little net intraday progress.

Price remained below rising near- and intermediate-term averages, leaving both horizons mixed, while the far-term structure stayed positively aligned beneath price. That longer-term strength contrasted with the declining prior 15-session price trend. The day's range was only about 58% of average, consistent with contracting lookback ranges, and volume was subdued despite an increasing volume trend. These conditions describe a quiet pause rather than resolved trend alignment. A next-session high above 164.5495 would conditionally reverse the bearish PSAR state.

Oil News and Fundamentals

WTI and Brent remained range-bound as falling distillate inventories, resilient U.S. employment growth and Middle East supply constraints kept oil supply risks in focus. FGE NexantECA Chairman Emeritus Fereidun Fesharaki said supply, demand and low inventories justified prices of $80–$90 a barrel, but forecast that oversupply would push oil toward $65–$70 by roughly November 2027.

Glossary: Instrument — ticker symbol; hover for the instrument or company name; Date — session date. DNC% — prior-session close to this session’s close; DOC% — daily session open-to-close percentage change. O — open; H — high; L — low; C — close, all for the table’s daily or weekly session; VWAP — volume-weighted average price; its arrow shows whether the close is above or below VWAP. Vol — period trading volume.

Bias — three directional readings, in order: DNC%, DOC%, then VWAP. ▲ positive/above; ▼ negative/below; — neutral or unavailable. Matching arrows show alignment; opposing arrows show mixed conditions. AVG/Sum — simple average of percentage changes and sum of reported volumes.

Futures Session Fib Grid Analysis – Snapshot

Session Fib Grids normalise market positioning as percentages, making direction and alignment comparable across different asset types.

Latest available snapshot for each instrument; Time(CT) shows the individual update date and time.

Glossary: YSFG — yearly; MSFG — monthly; WSFG — weekly; RSFG — regular trading hours (RTH); SFG — the current session, including pre-market or other sessions. TSI indicates trend strength and power.

Bias shows trend alignment across these six readings. The arrows follow the column order: YSFG, MSFG, WSFG, RSFG, SFG and TSI. Matching arrows show alignment; opposing arrows show mixed conditions.

Futures Higher Time Frame Analysis

Summary of the current state of US Indices Futures based on higher time-frame (HTF) technical analysis as of: 2026-11-06 16:00 -05:00 CT.

US Indices Futures

• ES YSFG above F0%, MSFG/WSFG below centers, below daily benchmarks, bearish swing pivots, support 7322.25–7332.25, resistance 7593.75–7906.25.
• NQ YSFG above F0%, MSFG/WSFG below F0%, below daily benchmarks, bearish swing pivots, support 26368.50 then 23543.00, reversal thresholds 27798.50 daily and 28597.50 weekly.
• YM YSFG above F0%, MSFG/WSFG below centers, above rising 200-day benchmark, bearish swing pivots, support 50859–50891 then 50568, reversal thresholds 52459 daily and 53223 weekly.
• EMD YSFG above F0%, MSFG/WSFG below centers, below daily benchmarks, bearish swing pivots, support 3560.7 daily and 3590.7 weekly, reversal thresholds 3678.1 daily and 3759.1 weekly.
• RTY YSFG above F0%, MSFG/WSFG below F0%, declining daily benchmarks, bearish swing pivots, support 2714.2–2718.7, reversal threshold 2821.7, resistance 2888.7.
• FDAX YSFG above F0%, MSFG/WSFG below centers, rising benchmarks, bearish short-term pivots, benchmark cluster 25716–25786, support 25729 daily and 24925 weekly, resistance 26784–26847.

Overall State

• Short-Term: Bearish
• Intermediate-Term: Bearish
• Long-Term: Bullish

Conclusion

Short-term downside alignment spans all six instruments, with bearish swing pivots and price below MSFG/WSFG centers. Recent sharp reversals reinforce this alignment. ES, NQ, YM, EMD, and RTY show broader daily benchmark weakness; FDAX retains relative structural strength through rising benchmarks. YSFG positioning and rising longer-term weekly benchmarks preserve the broader bullish framework, despite bearish daily long-term ratings in NQ, EMD, and RTY. Nearby pivot supports define the current downside structure, while overhead pivot-reversal thresholds and resistance mark the boundaries of the bearish swing sequences.

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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