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ETF and stock technical analysis on US election day: chips rebound, semiconductors up 2.50%; Fiserv up 12.46%, Eaton up 7.00%; consumer staples down 2.07%, Shopify down 8.74%. In Milan Ferrari up 4.47% on results, Stellantis down 3.88%. Today the reaction to AMD's numbers.

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ETF and stock technical analysis: Fiserv stock jumps 12.46%, Eaton gains 7.00% and the semiconductor ETF 2.50%; Ferrari stock rises 4.47% in Milan
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Economic Observatory · The session

ETF and stock technical analysis: Fiserv stock jumps 12.46%, Eaton gains 7.00% and the semiconductor ETF 2.50%; Ferrari stock rises 4.47% in Milan

4 November 2026 AiTrading67 · Trade Desk Observatory Markets

On Tuesday 3 November, US midterm election day, ETF technical analysis shows the artificial intelligence trade coming back. The semiconductor ETF SOXX gained 2.50% and the US technology ETF XLK 1.31%, while the consumer staples ETF XLP lost 2.07% and the materials ETF XLB 2.01%. After the close AMD and Super Micro beat expectations: the reaction comes today.

The vote went into prices. Traders bought what a change of majority could favour, renewables, crypto and managed care, and sold carmakers and consumer staples. Fiserv stock rose 12.46% on results, with revenue down but a one-billion cost-saving plan; Eaton stock gained 7.00% on record data centre orders and a third guidance raise.

In Europe the Milan market held up better than the rest: the FTSE MIB ETF closed down 0.02%, with Ferrari stock up 4.47% on results and a close on the high, and Stellantis stock down 3.88% on doubts over US electric vehicle incentives. Intesa Sanpaolo raised its profit guidance and said that, after its offer for Monte dei Paschi, it will launch the mandatory offer for Mediobanca.

Among Milan stocks, Ferrari stocks led the day. Our model stays short the Nasdaq 100 and the Italian basket; on SPY the week in progress stays below the level that judges the 29-week long, and Friday decides. Today euro area inflation, the US services index and results from Datadog, AppLovin and Telecom Italia.

The news that moved our instruments
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INSTRUMENTS
Chips and technology up, consumer staples and materials down

ETF technical analysis: the semiconductor ETF rises 2.50%, technology 1.31%; consumer staples fall 2.07%, materials 2.01%

An ETF is an exchange-traded fund that buys a whole basket of stocks in one go: following sector ETFs is the quickest way to see where money is moving. On Tuesday it went back into technology after a week of selling, and out of defensives and materials.

In the US SOXX, the semiconductor ETF, rose 2.50%, XLK, technology, 1.31%, XLC, communications, 1.18%, XLI, industrials, 0.95%, MAGS, the Magnificent Seven ETF, 0.81%. At the bottom XLP, the consumer staples ETF, down 2.07%, XLB, materials, down 2.01%, XLE, energy, down 0.85%, XLF, financials, down 0.64%.

In Europe only EXHG, autos, closed above flat, up 0.31%. Lower: EXV6, basic resources, down 2.60% with copper, EXH1, oil and gas, down 0.96%, EXV3, European technology, down 0.93%, EXV1, the European banks ETF, down 0.77%.

The global ETF technical analysis, with every basket we follow one by one, is on the dedicated Market Pulse page.

How I read itThe technology rebound happened inside weeklies our model keeps on sell: SOXX is short, up 5.75%, XLK up 3.79%, and the price sits 6.44% below the weekly level. It is a first day of recovery, not a change of side. The defensives that were sold stay on buy: XLP is up 1.52%, XLV, healthcare, up 23.12%.
US energy ETF long (G / P) · US consumer staples ETF long (G / P) · US utilities ETF long (G / P) · US health care ETF long (G / P) · US financials ETF long (G / P) · US technology ETF short (G / P) · US communication services ETF short (G / P) · US industrials ETF short (G / P) · semiconductor ETF short (G / P) · Magnificent Seven short (G / P) · gold ETF short (G / P) · European health care ETF long (G / P) · European technology ETF long (G / P) · European banks ETF short (G / P) · European basic resources ETF short (G / P) · European oil and gas ETF long (G / P) · Vanguard US technology ETF short (G / P) · S&P 500 long (G / P) · Invesco QQQ Trust short (G / P) · Russell 2000 ETF short (G / P) *
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COMMODITIES
Copper is turning in the week in progress

Commodities: WTI crude, gold, copper and TTF gas, with the day's, week's and month's change and our model's weekly and monthly signal

WTI crude oil: down 0.38% on the day, down 7.71% on the week, down 7.71% on the month. Weekly on buy since 20 July, 3.54% above the level; monthly on buy since March 2026.

Gold: down 0.42% on the day, up 1.41% on the week, up 1.41% on the month. Weekly on sell since 28 September, 5.70% below the level; monthly on sell since June 2026.

Copper: down 2.52% on the day, down 1.23% on the week, down 1.23% on the month. Weekly on buy since 13 April, 0.91% below the level; monthly on buy since March 2025. The current weekly candle is turning on sell, provisional until the close.

TTF gas: down 3.44% on the day, down 11.87% on the week, down 11.87% on the month. Weekly on buy since 13 July, 3.03% above the level; monthly on buy since January 2026.

How I read itThe case of the day is copper: with Tuesday's drop the weekly candle in progress is turning to sell. It is provisional, Friday's close decides, but European miners have already followed, with basic resources down 2.6%. European gas keeps falling, almost 12% this week, and stays on buy on the weekly: for utilities, chemicals and airlines it is a lighter cost. Oil almost flat, gold on sell.
US energy ETF long (G / P) · European oil and gas ETF long (G / P) · gold ETF short (G / P) · European basic resources ETF short (G / P) · US materials ETF long (G / P) · European utilities ETF long (G / P) *
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Semiconductor stocks and data centres rebound, AMD and Super Micro convince after the close

AMD stock up 3.65%, Broadcom up 3.07%, Arm up 2.90%, Micron up 2.58%, Nvidia up 2.29%; Applied Digital up 9.80%, Nebius up 7.25%, CoreWeave up 7.16%

The rebound started during the session: AMDShort up 3.65%, BroadcomShort up 3.07%, ArmShort up 2.90%, MicronShort up 2.58%, NvidiaShort up 2.29%, CredoShort up 7.78%. Data centre infrastructure, hit hardest in late October, ran the most: Applied DigitalShort up 9.80%, NebiusShort up 7.25% after a 2.7 billion share sale, CoreWeaveShort up 7.16%. Among the giants MicrosoftLong up 2.74% and MetaShort up 2.36%.

The numbers came after the close. AMD guided revenue above consensus, with a one-billion charge tied to its contracts with OpenAI and Meta and growth of up to 80% in 2027, and gained about 7% in evening trading. Super MicroShort, up 3.12% in the session, reported quarterly revenue of 19.9 billion with raised guidance; Arista NetworksShort, up 3.52%, nearly doubled its profit.

How I read itThe model has been on sell for the sector since October, and one rebound day does not change that: the shorts remain in profit, Applied Digital up 46.13%, CoreWeave up 33.95%, Arm up 11.11%, AMD up 6.36%. Microsoft is the exception, long and up 12.11%. For anyone following ai trading today's question is whether AMD's results bring chips back above their weekly levels; meanwhile the day's press counted over 10 trillion dollars of expected investment and the debt that funds it.
semiconductor ETF short (G / P) · Advanced Micro Devices short (G / P) · Broadcom short (G / P) · ARM short (G / P) · Micron Technology short (G / P) · NVIDIA short (G / P) · Super Micro Computer short (G / P) · Arista Networks short (G / P) · Credo Technology short (G / P) · Applied Digital short (G / P) · Nebius short (G / P) · CoreWeave short (G / P) · Microsoft long (G / P) · Meta Platforms short (G / P) *
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ELECTRIFICATION
Eaton posts record orders, those selling power beat those selling chips

Eaton stock up 7.00%, GE Vernova up 6.49%, Quanta Services up 5.77%, Vertiv up 5.23%, Bloom Energy up 9.05%, Constellation Energy up 2.39%

Eaton stockShort gained 7.00%: record orders driven by data centres, revenue of 8.95 billion and a third upward revision of 2026 guidance. The pull spread along the whole power chain: GE VernovaShort up 6.49% despite cut targets, Quanta ServicesShort up 5.77% with a record backlog, VertivShort up 5.23%, Constellation EnergyLong up 2.39%. Bloom EnergyShort was the best, up 9.05%, on a Barclays upgrade and a deal for new power capacity in California.

How I read itIt is the second half of the same story: data centres need grids, switchgear and generation, and their suppliers have growing numbers. On the chain the model has been on sell on the weekly since August and September, and Tuesday narrowed the cushion: Eaton stays short, up 2.75%, Vertiv up 25.26%. Constellation is long, below its entry price. It is a group to watch at Friday's close.
Eaton short (G / P) · GE Vernova short (G / P) · Quanta Services short (G / P) · Vertiv short (G / P) · Bloom Energy short (G / P) · Constellation Energy long (G / P) *
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THE VOTE IN PRICES
Renewables and crypto bought, carmakers and consumer staples sold

Enphase stock up 8.92%, SolarEdge up 8.86%, Plug Power up 7.63%, Riot up 18.41%, Coinbase up 5.53%, Oscar Health up 4.55%; Ford down 2.30%, Walmart down 2.22%

On election day the market built positions on a possible change of majority. Renewables were the most direct vehicle: EnphaseShort up 8.92%, SolarEdgeShort up 8.86% ahead of its results, Plug PowerShort up 7.63%. Bitcoin miners beat bitcoin itself: Riot PlatformsShort up 18.41%, CipherShort up 18.37%, TeraWulfShort up 14.53%; CoinbaseShort up 5.53%, helped by the CFTC's go-ahead for perpetual contracts on single stocks. Oscar HealthLong up 4.55% on managed care.

On the other side, carmakers, on uncertainty over electric vehicle incentives: FordShort down 2.30%, Stellantis down 5.1% in New York. And consumer staples sold across the board: WalmartLong down 2.22%, PepsiCoLong down 2.24%, CostcoLong down 2.05%.

How I read itThese are positioning moves ahead of the result, and the model mostly holds them the other way: renewables and miners have been short since June and July, with wide gains even after Tuesday, Enphase up 44.28%, Plug Power up 48.91%, Riot up 33.13%. Oscar Health is an April long, up 124.29%. On consumer staples, recent longs, the session took off some cushion: Walmart is up 5.09%.
Enphase Energy short (G / P) · SolarEdge Technologies short (G / P) · Plug Power short (G / P) · Riot Platforms short (G / P) · Cipher Digital short (G / P) · TeraWulf short (G / P) · Coinbase Global short (G / P) · Oscar Health long (G / P) · Ford Motor short (G / P) · US consumer staples ETF long (G / P) · Walmart long (G / P) · PepsiCo long (G / P) · Costco Wholesale long (G / P) *
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RESULTS AGAINST NUMBERS
Fiserv rises on falling revenue, Shopify falls on growing revenue

Fiserv stock up 12.46%; Shopify down 8.74%, Archer-Daniels-Midland down 6.82%, Duolingo down 5.37%, Pfizer down 2.18%, Amgen down 0.90%

Several companies closed against their own results. FiservLong rose 12.46% with revenue down 1%: the market bought the one-billion savings plan and the return to organic growth flagged for the fourth quarter. ShopifyLong lost 8.74% with revenue up 32% and a 22% free cash flow margin. Archer-Daniels-MidlandShort fell 6.82% on a sharply recovering quarter and raised guidance, on doubts about biofuel margins.

PfizerLong fell 2.18% despite raising 2026 guidance; AmgenLong slipped 0.90% on a quarter above expectations, weighed down by Prolia sales lost to biosimilars; DuolingoShort dropped 5.37% a few hours before reporting daily active users up 29% and recovering after hours.

How I read itThe model was on the right side of Fiserv, long and up 17.13%, and of Archer-Daniels-Midland, short and up 12.24%. Shopify is the case against: long and down 16.55%, with the week in progress already on sell. Pfizer and Amgen remain longs in profit, up 12.11% and 6.65%.
Fiserv long (G / P) · Shopify long (G / P) · Archer-Daniels-Midland short (G / P) · Pfizer long (G / P) · Amgen long (G / P) · Duolingo short (G / P) *
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ITALY
Ferrari runs on results, Stellantis and Brunello Cucinelli lag

Milan stocks: Ferrari up 4.47%, Amplifon up 2.98%, Prysmian up 0.81%, Intesa Sanpaolo up 0.57%; Stellantis down 3.88%, Brunello Cucinelli down 3.55%, Tenaris down 2.42%

Ferrari stockShort gained 4.47%, closing on the high on 3.8 times average volume: third-quarter profit up 12%, 2026 guidance raised thanks to mix and personalisation rather than volumes, and the new Luce already sold out for 2027. Intesa Sanpaolo stockShort rose 0.57% after results above expectations: the bank raised its guidance, lifted the exchange ratio of its offer for Monte dei PaschiShort to 1.664 Intesa shares per MPS share after the interim dividend, and said it will then launch the mandatory offer for Mediobanca · under a public tender offer by Intesa Sanpaolo at €1.25 and 1.6 Intesa Sanpaolo shares per share: the price follows the offer, not the results. AmplifonLong rose 2.98% with no company news, PrysmianShort 0.81%.

Lower: Stellantis stockShort, down 3.88%, on uncertainty over US electric vehicle incentives; Brunello CucinelliLong down 3.55% on a press comment about the growth gap in luxury; oil names with crude, TenarisLong down 2.42% ahead of results, EniLong down 1.81%, SaipemLong down 1.43%. PirelliLong down 0.97%, Banco BPMShort down 0.78%, LeonardoShort down 0.77%.

How I read itFor the AiTrading67 model Ferrari went into results short on the weekly, down 7.81%, and this week's candle is turning to buy: the week's average is above the level. It is provisional, Friday decides. The long-running shorts remain well in profit, Stellantis up 30.84%, Prysmian up 16.96%, Banco BPM up 16.55%; among the longs Eni is up 13.39% despite the session, and Campari up 8.11%, with its daily back on buy on Tuesday.
Ferrari short (G / P) · Intesa Sanpaolo short (G / P) · Monte dei Paschi short (G / P) (under a public tender offer by Intesa Sanpaolo at €1.25 and 1.6 Intesa Sanpaolo shares) · Amplifon long (G / P) · Prysmian short (G / P) · Stellantis Milano short (G / P) · Brunello Cucinelli long (G / P) · Tenaris long (G / P) · Eni long (G / P) · Saipem long (G / P) · Pirelli & C. long (G / P) · Banco BPM short (G / P) · Leonardo short (G / P) · Davide Campari-Milano long (G / P) *
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EUROPE
Bayer rises on results, miners and UK consumer names fall

European stocks: Bayer up 3.64%, LVMH up 1.99%; adidas down 2.75%, Dassault Systèmes down 2.50%, Glencore down 2.83%, Rio Tinto down 1.90%, Compass down 2.87%, Diageo down 2.35%

BayerLong closed up 3.64% with revenue and earnings per share below expectations but a fast-growing pharma division that allowed a guidance raise; the legal disputes remain open. LVMHShort rose 1.99%, on a day when luxury rewarded only the very top end. Lower: adidasLong down 2.75% and Dassault SystèmesLong down 2.50%. In London miners fell with copper, GlencoreShort down 2.83% and Rio TintoShort down 1.90%, and so did consumer names, CompassLong down 2.87% and DiageoLong down 2.35%.

How I read itBayer is in Friday's cohort of new buys, and with its results it is back above the entry price, up 2.49%. Miners are shorts and the copper drop helped them: Rio Tinto up 13.86%, Glencore up 10.12%. Among the longs, adidas up 6.06% and Dassault up 8.14% gave back part of their gains without changing side.
Bayer long (G / P) · LVMH short (G / P) · adidas long (G / P) · Dassault Systemes long (G / P) · Glencore short (G / P) · Rio Tinto short (G / P) · Compass long (G / P) · Diageo long (G / P) *
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INDICES
Europe falls, Milan holds and stays inside the waiting zone

European indices: the FTSE MIB ETF closes down 0.02%, the CAC 40 ETF falls 0.36%, the DAX ETF 0.44%, the FTSE 100 ETF 1.15%

On Tuesday the FTSE MIB ETFShort closed almost flat, down 0.02%, while the CAC 40Short ETF lost 0.36%, the DAXShort ETF 0.44% and the FTSE 100Long ETF 1.15%, with the miners. 65% of DAX companies stand above their 200-day average, against 32% of the whole German market: the index rests on its largest names.

On the Italian basket the model's short is up 4.15%, on sell since 31 August, and the price sits 1.20% below the weekly level. During the session the high went above the top of the latest analysis's waiting zone, and the close came back below.

How I read itMilan held thanks to Ferrari and the banks, while London paid for copper. For the Italian short, with every profit-taking window taken, the week turns on the weekly level just over 1% above the price: if the week's average clears it, the weekly turns to buy.
FTSE 100 ETF long (G / P) · CAC 40 ETF short (G / P) · DAX ETF short (G / P) · FTSE MIB ETF short (G / P) *
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OUR MODEL
Friday's signals in their second session: Bayer back above entry

This week's new buy signals: the changes in the second session, with Bayer after results and two dailies turned to sell

Friday's cohort has 23 new buy signals, 15 tradable. In the second session fifteen stand above the entry price, including BuzziLong, AbbottLong, HoneywellLong and AvioLong; none dropped out. Below, the changes: who reported and where the daily turned.

Instrument
Daily signal
Weekly confirmed
My reading
🇩🇪 BAYNLong
Bayer
reported
BUY
week closed on 30/10
today's change
born with the 30/10 candle
Tuesday's results, pharma growing and guidance raised: back above entry.
🇺🇸 HALLong
Halliburton
SELL
week closed on 30/10
today's change
born with the 30/10 candle
The daily turned to sell on Tuesday, the price stays below entry.
🇺🇸 JNJLong
Johnson & Johnson
SELL
week closed on 30/10
today's change
born with the 30/10 candle
Here too the daily turned to sell on Tuesday, with healthcare sold.
🇺🇸 VRTXLong
Vertex Pharmaceuticals
reported
BUY
week closed on 30/10
today's change
born with the 30/10 candle
Second down session after the 2/11 results: the gap from entry widens.
🇺🇸 LUNGLong
Pulmonx
BUY
week closed on 30/10
today's change
born with the 30/10 candle
Rebounds after the 2/11 slide, but stays below entry.

Also slightly below entry: SLB, the European utilities ETF, Terna and Norwegian Cruise Line.

How I read itA daily turning to sell does not change the weekly signal, but on Halliburton and Johnson & Johnson it says the signal's push has not started. Friday's candle judges them all.
Norwegian Cruise Line long (G / P) · Avio long (G / P) · Edison International long (G / P) · Bayer long (G / P) · Honeywell International long (G / P) · Buzzi long (G / P) · Danone long (G / P) · ENAV long (G / P) · Sanofi long (G / P) · Allianz long (G / P) · European utilities ETF long (G / P) · Enel long (G / P) · Hera long (G / P) · Terna long (G / P) · Abbott Laboratories long (G / P) · RTX long (G / P) · Pulmonx long (G / P) · SLB long (G / P) · Halliburton long (G / P) · FedEx long (G / P) · Vertex Pharmaceuticals long (G / P) · Johnson & Johnson long (G / P) *
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CALENDAR
Datadog, AppLovin and Telecom Italia today, Buzzi and Siemens Healthineers tomorrow

This week's earnings: Datadog, AppLovin, Qualcomm and Telecom Italia on Wednesday 4 November, Buzzi, Siemens Healthineers and Airbnb on Thursday 5, Moderna on Friday 6

23 companies in our universe report between today and Friday, among those we follow most closely. Today DatadogLong, AppLovinShort, QualcommShort, ArmShort and Telecom ItaliaShort; Thursday BuzziLong, Siemens HealthineersLong, TenarisLong and AirbnbLong; Friday ModernaLong.

Wednesday 4 November

Datadog Long

AppLovin Short

QUALCOMM Short

ARM Short

Fastly Long

Uber Technologies Short

McDonald's Long

Novo Nordisk Short

Snap Long

Riot Platforms Short

SolarEdge Technologies Short

Telecom Italia Short

Bayerische Motoren Werke Short

Thursday 5 November

Siemens Healthineers Long

Buzzi Long

Tenaris Long

Azimut Short

Pirelli & C. Long

Airbnb Long

ConocoPhillips Long

IonQ Short

Toyota Motor Long

Friday 6 November

Moderna Long

How I read itOur model goes into results on sell for 11 names out of 23. AppLovin has been short since June and rebounded on the eve; Datadog is a losing long, with the week in progress turned to sell. Buzzi arrives long, above the 40.08 to 40.44 resistance it cleared on Monday.
Datadog long (G / P) · AppLovin short (G / P) · QUALCOMM short (G / P) · ARM short (G / P) · Fastly long (G / P) · Uber Technologies short (G / P) · McDonald's long (G / P) · Novo Nordisk short (G / P) · Snap long (G / P) · Riot Platforms short (G / P) · SolarEdge Technologies short (G / P) · Telecom Italia short (G / P) · Bayerische Motoren Werke short (G / P) · Siemens Healthineers long (G / P) · Buzzi long (G / P) · Tenaris long (G / P) · Azimut short (G / P) · Pirelli & C. long (G / P) · Airbnb long (G / P) · ConocoPhillips long (G / P) · IonQ short (G / P) · Toyota Motor long (G / P) · Moderna long (G / P) *
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MACRO CALENDAR
European inflation and US services today, Bank of England tomorrow

This week's economic calendar: euro area inflation and ISM services on Wednesday 4 November, Bank of England on Thursday 5, US payrolls on Friday 6, US inflation on Tuesday 10

The macro events of the next seven days that can move the indices, in Central European time. Today the euro area flash inflation estimate and the US services index; Thursday the Bank of England; Friday US payrolls; next Tuesday US inflation.

Wednesday 4 November

11:00 · Euro area · Euro area October inflation, flash estimate high impact

16:00 · United States · October ISM services index high impact

Thursday 5 November

13:00 · United Kingdom · Bank of England: rate decision high impact

Friday 6 November

14:30 · United States · October payrolls and unemployment high impact

16:00 · United States · University of Michigan consumer sentiment, preliminary high impact

Monday 9 November

08:00 · Germany · German September trade balance high impact

Tuesday 10 November

14:30 · United States · US October inflation high impact

Further ahead, the central banks

Wednesday 18 November · Fed: minutes of the October meeting

Times are Central European. The calendar can change: central bank dates are those published by the banks themselves.

How I read itA macro release does not change the weekly signal, it tests it. After the vote, the first tests for US indices are services today and payrolls on Friday, the same day the candle that decides the SPY long closes.
S&P 500 long (G / P) · Invesco QQQ Trust short (G / P) · FTSE 100 ETF long (G / P) · DAX ETF short (G / P) · CAC 40 ETF short (G / P) · FTSE MIB ETF short (G / P) · European banks ETF short (G / P) · US financials ETF long (G / P) *
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UNITED STATES
SPY rebounds but stays below its level, QQQ stops on the 200-day average

SPY and QQQ technical analysis, the S&P 500 ETF and the Nasdaq 100 ETF: SPY rises 0.30% with the week below the level, QQQ 0.62% on the 200-day average

SPYLong, the S&P 500 ETF, gained 0.30%, 3.49% below its all-time high. The average of high, low and close of the week in progress stays below the Reversal Point that judges the long born in April: if Friday stays there, the weekly signal turns to sell.

QQQShort, the Nasdaq 100 ETF, rose 0.62%, 10.17% below its record, and closed exactly on the 200-day average, just below the waiting zone of the latest analysis. The model's short is up 3.45%, 5.09% below the weekly level. 62% of S&P 500 companies stand above the 200-day average, against 42% of the US stocks we follow.

How I read itThe Nasdaq 100 did twice as well as the S&P 500 because the rebound was all in chips, while in the broad index consumer staples and materials lost over 2%. On SPY the three profit-taking windows were crossed long ago, and the trade is decided only by the weekly Reversal Point: in swing trading, in any trading strategy built on weekly signals and in the risk management of anyone holding it, Friday is the day.
S&P 500 long (G / P) · Invesco QQQ Trust short (G / P) *
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The desk's take

The big picture: the artificial intelligence rebound and the US vote

On Tuesday the US market bought back chips and data centres and priced in the vote: renewables and crypto up, carmakers and consumer staples down. Europe fell with the miners, Milan held with Ferrari and Intesa. Our model is short the Nasdaq 100 and the Italian basket, long the S&P 500 with the week in progress below its level: Friday decides. Today the reaction to AMD's results.

What you find here. If you are trying to understand how to manage risk in trading, with stops, break-even stops, trailing and the declaration of stops that have been taken out, or how to read chart patterns (double bottoms, Bollinger bands, the Ichimoku cloud, price action trading), this is the desk's trading journal: published every morning before the US premarket, with our model's position on every instrument mentioned.

Previous editions
3 November 2026ETF and stock technical analysis: Buzzi stock rises 6.23% in Milan; Marvell stock slumps 12.72%, Oracle falls 8.76% and the energy ETF 3.96%2 November 2026ETF and stock technical analysis: the semiconductor ETF falls 8.24%, Intel stock plunges 28.58% and Reddit stock 29.22%; in Milan Amplifon stock loses 14.50%30 October 2026ETF and stock technical analysis: AI sends the bill to Alphabet and ServiceNow, Amazon stock drops 7% after hours; in Milan Prysmian rises 6.64% and Campari falls 6.64%29 October 2026ETF and stock technical analysis: the Fed holds rates, Alphabet stock falls 10% after hours on results; in Milan Stellantis stock jumps 15.38%, Oracle 10.73%28 October 2026ETF and stock technical analysis: STMicroelectronics stock jumps 7.11% in Milan, Snam 2.84%, AMD stock rises 5.45% after the Meta deal, Boeing stock falls 10.69%, Valero 9.24%27 October 2026ETF and stock technical analysis: Avio stock jumps 5.81% in Milan, Brazil plunges after Lula, Banco do Brasil stock falls 29.33%, the Petrobras ADR 13.99%, Texas Instruments stock rises 4.72%View all editions on the tag page →

* Our system. The rows of names at the foot of each card carry our model's position, long or short. Position from the latest published weekly analysis. Levels, targets and the trading plan sit in each instrument's own page. The two letters in brackets lead to the instrument page (G) and the full analysis (P).

Disclaimer. The content on this page is published for educational and informational purposes and reflects the author's personal opinion and technical analysis. It does not constitute financial advice, an investment solicitation, or a personalised recommendation. Trading in financial instruments carries a high level of risk and may result in substantial loss of the capital invested. Every operating decision rests solely with the reader, who acts independently and in full awareness of that risk. AiTrading67 is not a broker or financial intermediary and is not affiliated with any broker or trading platform.
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