The Russell Is Still Not Crowing
* For emphasis… the market continues to narrow
$SPY -0.29%
$RSP – 0.19%
$QQQ -0.46%
$IWM -0.82%
Positions: None
* For emphasis… the market continues to narrow
$SPY -0.29%
$RSP – 0.19%
$QQQ -0.46%
$IWM -0.82%
Positions: None
Here are today’s things:
* I covered all of my Index shorts: $SPY $772.55 and $QQQ $751.41 (for a quick profit from last night).
* I am back buying $PEP at $124.88
* I added to $MSOS $4.39, $GTBIF $6.61 and $GLAS $4.99
* I added to $GRNY short at $28.49.
Long MSOS common VL calls VS GTBIF S GLAS S PEP M
Short GRNY M
Wolf Street howls about the ECB. Still QT plus Renewed Rate Hikes at the ECB despite Surging Bond Yields in the Euro Area | Wolf Street
Positions: None.


Charts from 9:45 a.m. ET
An average of initial claims fell to its lowest since September 2022 and one for continuing claims fell to its lowest since April 2023.
I plan to move to large-sized $PEP today.
Positions: PEP M
Positions: None.
Positions: None.
Source: TheStreet Pro

Positions: None
– $PROF +19% (preliminary Q3 revenue was about 45%-47% above consensus, with gross margin expected above 70%)
– $HAE +14% (no fresh company catalyst confirmed; unusually large move on light premarket volume)
– $WOLF +13% (received a conditional commitment for up to $1.5B of 30-year U.S. defense financing, partly offset by warrants for up to 7.5% of diluted equity)
– $EFX +4.5% (no fresh company catalyst confirmed; unusually large premarket move)
– $APA +3.1%, OXY +2.5%, DVN +2.4% (oil producers rise as WTI and Brent jump roughly 4.5%)
– $PLTR +2.3% (extends AI-software momentum despite weaker index futures)
– $PEP +1.6% (Q3 revenue and profit beat expectations; a better-than-feared quarter offsets a cut to the FY earnings-growth outlook)
– $ARGX -15% (Phase 3 UNITY study in Sjögren’s disease was stopped for futility, overshadowing positive Phase 2 celiac-disease data)
– $GLW -3.3% (no fresh company catalyst confirmed; unusually large premarket move)
– $EQIX -3.0% (rate-sensitive data-center REIT falls as the 10-year Treasury yield climbs to roughly 5.33%)
– $NXPI -3.1%, $AMAT -2.5%, $LRCX -2.9%, $HPE -2.0% (semiconductor and hardware names weaken as Treasury yields rise and global technology shares sell off)
– $SHW -2.7% (crude-oil surge raises petrochemical feedstock and input-cost concerns)