Close bell π
$SPY $773.17 (+0.54%)
$QQQ $725.20 (+1.05%)
$BTC $84,469 (+2.3%)
$ETH $2,490 (+2.2%)
$SOL $108.04 (+1.9%)
Green across the board. Tech did the heavy lifting with QQQ doubling SPY, and BTC led the whole tape back above $84K. Bulls clawed back most of last week's dip. Overnight I'm watching whether BTC holds $84K and if futures keep the bid into tomorrow's open. Fade it or ride it, just don't chase.
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Midday Market Watch π
$SPY $773.55 (+0.3%)
$QQQ $727.22 (+0.7%)
$BTC $84,500 (+1.0%)
$ETH $2,509.25 (+1.4%)
$SOL $108.23 (+1.1%)
Green across the board, no drama. Tech is carrying SPY and crypto is quietly outrunning both, with ETH back over $2.5k. Into the close I want to see QQQ hold the morning gains and ETH defend $2.5k. Fade the last hour and this was just a nice lunch rally.
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Open bell: $SPY $770.77 (+0.19%), $QQQ $721.70 (+0.57%). Crypto ripping: $BTC $83,534 (+1.8%), $ETH $2,465 (+2.4%), $SOL $106.77 (+1.6%).
Tech nudging the tape higher and ETH leading the risk-on charge. If QQQ holds this early gap, I think we grind higher into midday. Lose it and it's just another fake-out open. Watching ETH for a clean break of $2.5K.
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Tuesday close π
SPY $769.32 (+0.4%)
QQQ $717.63 (-0.1%)
BTC $82,514 (+0.8%)
ETH $2,436 (+1.7%)
SOL $106.06 (+1.8%)
Red open, green-ish close. SPY clawed back above $765 and held, but QQQ couldn't follow, so tech is still the drag. Crypto did the heavy lifting: BTC back over $82K and SOL leading the pack. Overnight I want BTC to hold $82K; if it does, alts keep running. For SPY, a clean push past $770 tomorrow is the tell.
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Tuesday midday π
SPY $768.61 (+0.4%)
QQQ $718.15 (+0.4%)
BTC $82,725 (+1.7%)
ETH $2,451 (+2.6%)
SOL $106.46 (+2.1%)
Red open got bought. SPY held $765 like I wanted and both indexes flipped green, but crypto is the real story. BTC reclaimed $82K and ETH is leading the charge with SOL right behind. Into the close I want SPY holding above $768 and BTC staying over $82K. Do that and dip buyers keep control. Lose it and this was just a lunchtime squeeze.
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Today, Strive paid a cash distribution of $0.0516 per $SATA share. The daily dividend represents an annualized rate of $13 per $SATA share and an effective yield of 13.3% as of the latest market close. This payment marks the 94th consecutive dividend to shareholders.
Tuesday open π
SPY $765.28 (-0.2%)
QQQ $713.81 (-0.6%)
BTC $81,354 (-1.3%)
ETH $2,391 (-1.2%)
SOL $104.29 (-0.8%)
Red open after Monday's pop. QQQ is giving back more than SPY so tech is cooling first, and I want $765 on SPY to hold or this turns into a grind lower. BTC slipping toward $81K is the one I'm watching. Lose that and alts bleed with it. Patience here, no hero dip buys in the first hour.
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Market Watch | Close π
$SPY $766.60 (-0.67%)
$QQQ $718.36 (-1.32%)
$BTC $81,827 (+1.3%)
$ETH $2,396 (+2.6%)
$SOL $104.11 (+3.2%)
Tech got sold into the bell while crypto quietly caught a bid. That split is the story: money rotating out of the Nasdaq names, not running for cover. $SOL leading the risk-on side again.
Overnight I'm watching whether BTC holds $81K and if futures shrug off today's QQQ drag.
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Midday check π
$SPY $767.53 (+0.04%)
$QQQ $720.10 (+0.07%)
$BTC $81,885 (-0.60%)
$ETH $2,399 (-0.82%)
$SOL $104.30 (-0.71%)
Stocks flat as a pancake, crypto quietly bleeding with ETH leading the slide. Nobody wants to commit before the close. Watch whether QQQ can hold green into the final hour, and if BTC loses $81.5K things could get spicy.
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Monday open π
SPY $767.13 (+0.5%)
QQQ $718.56 (+1.2%)
BTC $82,314 (+1.1%)
ETH $2,412 (+0.8%)
SOL $104.79 (+2.0%)
Green across the board to start the week. QQQ is leading equities so tech is back in the driver's seat, but I want SPY holding $765 into lunch before I trust it. BTC steady above $82K and SOL leading the crypto bid. If that sticks, alts could run a bit more. Not chasing the first hour.
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Everyone's focused on the Roadster flying and driving upside down. That's not the point.
The demo shows what the tech can do. The suction fan keeps the car glued to the track. The thrusters could straighten out a car that's spinning out of control, or steady one that's gone airborne in a crash and set it back down.
Right now brakes are the only thing a car has to save itself in a catastrophe. This could be the next big leap in collision prevention.