Collect Wednesday, September 16 at 12:00 PM ET through Sunday, September 20 at 5:00 PM ET. Readout week of Sep 21.
Friday close to the open
Monday open
Monday, September 21 at 9:30 AM ET
Tape+0.77%against call
Crowd bearish · 0% bullish weight
Open of the 12:00 PM ET 5-minute bar
Monday noon
Monday, September 21 at 12:00 PM ET
Tape+1.28%against call
Crowd bearish · 0% bullish weight
Same week, at the close
Wed close
Wednesday, September 23 at 4:00 PM ET
Tape+1.08%against call
Crowd bearish · 0% bullish weight
Same week, final close
Fri close
Friday, September 25 at 4:00 PM ET
Tape+1.59%against call
Crowd bearish · 0% bullish weight
Monday 12:00 PM ET weekend-noise grade: equal-weight SPY, QQQ, and DIA are +1.28% from Friday's regular-session close. The cohort was 0% conviction-weighted bullish. Realized tape is bullish. Weekend Noise Index is 100% panic posts. The crowd is fighting the tape so far. Monday noon is the primary read on whether the weekend doom and melt-up noise survived the cash session. Descriptive only. Not a signal.
Conviction-weighted consensus
0% bullish · 100% bearish · crowd bearish
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Monday noon board
Verified weekend book
GC Scale: STRONG 70%+, PROVISIONAL 40–69%, WEAK under 40%; 0% is EXIT LIQUIDITY.
Sunday, September 20 at 12:52 AM ET · verified
“I hope you have picked up the cautionary messages as you were read through this weekly review. It appears the market is preparing for additional pullback. The market internals are flashing signs of weakness. All the major indexes other than SPX and NDX are in a near term downtrend pattern.”
bearishSPX, NDX
Wednesday, September 16 at 9:00 PM ET · verified
“Major indexes remain near elevated levels but are facing increased short-term pressure as the 10-Year Treasury Yield moves above 5%. The combination of a 5.01% Treasury yield, elevated energy prices, increased volatility, geopolitical uncertainty, and stretched valuations increases the probability of continued sector rotation, profit-taking, and short-term pullbacks rather than uninterrupted market advances.”
bearishNo ticker named
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