Jan 28, 2026 Profit $461
It is January 28th, 2026, and you’re tuned into the Nasdaq Daily Recap.
Market News & Economic Landscape
Today’s economic calendar was an important one.
At 2:00 PM, we had the Federal Reserve interest rate decision, followed by the FOMC press conference.
On the earnings front, after the bell, Microsoft, Meta, Tesla, and IBM were all scheduled to report results.
Overnight Session
When futures reopened at 6:00 PM, the market was trading higher, and our robot entered a long position.
As Asian markets opened, price action continued to edge higher, with momentum remaining constructive through the overnight session.
Pre-Market Data & Volatility
During the early morning hours, the market continued to grind higher ahead of the Fed decision.
Our long position was closed for a profit of 255 dollars.
Around 7:00 AM, our robot made a couple of swing trades that did not work out, trimming realized profits down to 123 dollars heading into the cash session.
Cash Session & Intraday Trades
At the 9:30 AM market open, the market dipped.
Our robot capitalized on the move with several short trades, all of which were closed for a profit, bringing total realized gains back up to 250 dollars.
Afternoon Session & Into the Close
Throughout the afternoon, markets remained largely in wait-and-see mode ahead of the Fed announcement.
At 2:00 PM, the Federal Reserve announced that interest rates would remain unchanged at 3.75 percent.
The market initially dipped but quickly recovered.
At 2:30 PM, as Chair Powell began commenting on FOMC policy, volatility picked up, with sharp moves in both directions.
Our robot executed a couple of swing trades during this window, and both were profitable.
Before the closing bell, realized profit from index trading stood at 320 dollars.
Additionally, our SLV trade generated 141 dollars, bringing total profit for the day to 461 dollars.
After the Bell
After the close, three major tech g iants reported earnings.
Microsoft dipped, while Meta and Tesla traded sharply up and down, contributing to notable after-hours index volatility.
Summary
Overall, this was a classic Fed decision day.
Rates remained unchanged, and market focus quickly shifted to major earnings from Tesla, Meta, and Microsoft.
Our robot finished the session with a total profit of 461 dollars, trading one contract of the E-Micro Nasdaq futures along with 100 shares of SLV.
Jan 27, 2026 Profit $318
It is January 27th, 2026, and you’re tuned into the Nasdaq Daily Recap.
Market News & Economic Landscape
Today’s economic calendar was relatively light.
At 9:00 AM, we received the House Price Index, followed by the Richmond Manufacturing Index and CB Consumer Confidence at 10:00 AM.
On the corporate side, there were no major tech earnings after the bell.
Overnight Session
When futures reopened at 6:00 PM, the market edged slightly higher.
As a result, our short position was showing an unrealized loss heading into the overnight session.
PreMarket Data & Volatility
During the early morning hours, our short position was closed for a loss of 168 dollars, as the market maintained its upward bias.
Cash Session & Intraday Trades
At the 9:30 AM market open, Intel showed notable strength, while Tesla remained weak.
Our trading robot entered a long position, which was later closed for a profit, successfully reducing the realized loss to 65 dollars.
At 10:00 AM, the economic data came in:
House Price Index rose 0.6 percent, up from 0.4 percent
Richmond Manufacturing Index printed minus 6, improving from minus 7
CB Consumer Confidence fell to 84.5, down from 94.2
Despite these releases, the market showed minimal reaction. Our robot responded by switching into scalping mode.
Before noon, realized profit stood at 33 dollars.
Afternoon Session & Into the Close
During the afternoon session, the market continued to hover around the 26,000 level, lacking clear directional momentum.
After the bell, there were no tech earnings, bringing an end to a busy Tuesday of trading.
Summary
Overall, it was an up day for the index.
Our robot finished with a net profit of 28 dollars, while:
QQQ trades contributed 144 dollars
SLV trades added 146 dollars
This brought the total profit for the day to 318 dollars.
Jan 26, 2026 Profit $1,116
It is January 26th, 2026, and you’re tuned into the Nasdaq Daily Recap.
Market News & Economic Landscape
Today’s economic calendar was relatively light.
At 8:30 AM, we received Core Durable Goods Orders, and at 10:00 AM we saw the Atlanta Fed GDPNow update.
There were no major big tech earnings after the bell.
Overnight Session
When futures reopened at 6:00 PM, the market gapped down roughly 200 points. As the market later flipped higher, our short position was closed for a solid profit, and a long position was entered shortly after. That long trade was also closed quickly for a gain, bringing realized profit to 468 dollars.
Meanwhile, silver broke above the 104 level, while Bitcoin sold off sharply, breaking below 86,000.
Pre-Market Data & Volatility
During the early morning hours, the market continued edging higher. Our robot executed a couple of long trades, increasing realized profit to 553 dollars.
At 8:30 AM, Core Durable Goods Orders came in at 0.5 percent, up from 0.2 percent, providing modest support to the tape.
Cash Session & Intraday Trades
At the 9:30 AM market open, equities pushed higher overall. Tesla was weak, dropping below 438, while Apple showed notable strength.
At 10:00 AM, Atlanta GDP NOW 5.4% unchanged.
Market up.
Our robot entered another long position, which was later closed for a profit. Before noon, realized profit stood at 606 dollars.
Afternoon Session & Into the Close
In the afternoon session, the index remained firm and continued to hold its gains. Our robot made a couple of quick scalping trades, keeping realized profit at 606 dollars heading into the closing bell.
Additionally, our QQQ trade contributed 246 dollars, and the SLV trade added 264 dollars, bringing total realized profit for the day to 1,116 dollars.
Summary
Overall, today was a solid up day for the index. Our robot delivered a net profit of 1,116 dollars, marking a strong start to the new trading week.
Jan 23, 2026 Profit $135
It is January 23rd, 2026, and you’re tuned into the Nasdaq Daily Recap.
Market News & Economic Landscape
Today’s economic calendar was relatively light, but we did have a few notable data points worth watching.
At 9:45 AM, we received the S&P Global Manufacturing PMI and S&P Global Services PMI.
Then at 10:00 AM, we saw the University of Michigan 1-Year Inflation Expectations and Consumer Sentiment data.
On the corporate side, there were no major tech earnings after the bell, keeping headline risk fairly muted.
Overnight Session
When futures reopened at 6:00 PM, the market initially dipped but quickly found support and recovered.
Overnight price action remained relatively stable overall.
Our algorithm entered a long position during the session.
Meanwhile, Silver surged to an all-time high, while broader markets remained calm through most of the night.
Pre-Market Data & Volatility
During the early morning hours, Intel dropped sharply to the 47 level following weak guidance, which pressured the broader indices.
In response, our system closed the overnight long position and transitioned into a short, adapting quickly to the change in market conditions.
Cash Session & Intraday Trades
At the 9:30 AM market open, equities pushed higher.
Our short position was closed, and the algorithm flipped back into a long position.
At 9:45 AM, economic data came in as follows:
S&P Global Manufacturing PMI: 51.9, up from 51.8
S&P Global Services PMI: 52.5, unchanged
Then at 10:00 AM:
Michigan 1-Year Inflation Expectations: 4.0%, down from 4.2%
Michigan Consumer Sentiment: 56.4, up sharply from 52.9
Markets reacted positively to the data. Our system switched into scalping mode, executing several short-term swing trades to capture intraday momentum.
Before noon, the long position was closed, with realized profits totaling 117 dollars.
Afternoon Session & Into the Close
In the afternoon, the market pulled back modestly.
Our algorithm entered a short position, which was later closed for a profit.
For the remainder of the session, trading volume thinned out significantly as many investors began wrapping up positions ahead of the weekend.
Summary
Overall, today’s Friday session was characterized by lighter volume and choppy price action.
Total trades executed: 10
Net profit for the day: 135 dollars
Weekly Summary
This week closed out strong:
4 winning days
1 losing day
Total weekly profit: 1,720 dollars
Jan 22, 2026 Profit $932
It is January 22nd, 2026, and you’re tuned into the Nasdaq Daily Recap.
Market News & Economic Landscape
Today’s economic calendar was packed and market-moving.
At 8:30 AM, we received a full slate of macro data, including GDP Q3, Initial Jobless Claims, Continuing Jobless Claims, PCE, and Core PCE prices.
Then at 10:00 AM, we followed up with November PCE, Core PCE, and Personal Income data.
On the corporate side, all eyes were on Intel, which was set to release earnings after the close.
Overnight Session
When futures reopened at 6:00 PM, we were already holding a long position coming into the session.
Overnight price action was relatively stable, setting the stage for a data-driven morning.
Pre-Market Data & Volatility
During the early morning hours, the market held firm around the 25,500 level, showing resilience ahead of the economic releases.
At 8:30 AM, the data came in strong:
GDP Q3 printed at 4.4%, up from 3.8%
PCE Q3 came in at 2.8%, up from 2.1%
Core PCE Q3 rose to 2.9%, up from 2.6%
Initial Jobless Claims increased slightly to 200 K
Continuing Jobless Claims fell to 1.849 million
Markets reacted positively to the growth data, and as price pushed higher, our long position was closed, locking in 968 dollars in realized profit.
Cash Session & Intraday Trades
At the 9:30 AM open, the market continued to edge higher.
At 10:00 AM, the next round of data hit:
November PCE at 0.2%
Core PCE at 0.2%
Personal Income at 0.3%, down from 0.4%
Following the release, the market pulled back modestly. Our robot responded by entering a short trade, which was quickly closed for a small profit as momentum slowed.
Afternoon Session & Into the Close
Throughout the afternoon, the index traded in a tight, range-bound environment.
Notably, Tesla broke above the 445 level, adding some individual-name excitement to an otherwise controlled session.
Our robot remained active, executing six trades in total:
Four winners
Two losers
By the end of the session, total realized profit stood at 932 dollars for the day.
After the close, Intel released earnings, with the stock reacting in the post-market session, its impact on the index was minimum.
Summary
Today’s session was driven by PCE-related volatility and strong GDP data.
Despite changing conditions, our algorithm navigated the market efficiently, generating 932 dollars in realized profit, trading one contract of the E-micro Nasdaq futures.
Jan 21, 2026 Profit $624
It is January 21st, 2026, and you’re tuned into the Nasdaq Daily Recap.
Market News & Economic Landscape
Today’s economic calendar was relatively light, with the market largely trading off positioning and cross-asset signals.
At 10:00 AM, we received Pending Home Sales and Construction Spending data, which briefly influenced intraday volatility.
On the corporate side, there were no major tech earnings released after the bell, keeping the focus squarely on macro flows and price action.
Overnight Session
When futures reopened at 6:00 PM, the market extended its prior weakness. We were already holding a short position, and downside pressure remained intact through the early part of the overnight session.
Pre-Market Data & Volatility
During the early morning hours, markets stayed under pressure. Crude oil continued to push higher, Bitcoin weakened further, and Silver pulled back sharply from the 94.75 level.
Before 8:30 AM, our short position was closed for a solid profit of 448 dollars, capturing the bulk of the overnight move.
Cash Session & Intraday Trades
At 9:30 AM, as U.S. equity markets officially opened, buyers stepped in and the market began to grind higher.
Meanwhile, Silver experienced a sharp selloff, crashing below 84, while Bitcoin rebounded and reclaimed the 90,000 level.
On the equity side, Google, Intel, and Tesla showed notable strength.
Our algorithm executed several quick scalping trades during this period, bringing realized profits to 450 dollars.
At 10:00 AM, the economic data hit:
New home sales came in down 9.3 percent versus a prior increase of 3.3 percent
Construction spending rose 0.5 percent, improving from the previous negative 0.6 percent
The market dipped on the release but quickly rebounded. Volatility picked up, and during this choppy phase, our robot took a few losing trades.
Before noon, the system identified another opportunity and entered a long position.
Afternoon Session & Into the Close
In the afternoon, the market rebounded from its intraday lows, and our long position was closed for a profit.
By the closing bell, total realized gains for the session stood at 624 dollars.
Summary
Today’s session saw the market rebound from yesterday’s weakness, with volatility presenting both risk and opportunity. Our robot navigated the price swings effectively and finished the day up 624 dollars, trading a single contract of the E micro futures.
Jan 20, 2026 Loss $143 Unrealized Gain 300
It is January 20th, 2026, and you’re tuned into the Nasdaq Daily Recap.
Market News & Economic Landscape
Today’s economic calendar was relatively light.
At 8:15 AM, we received the ADP Employment Change Weekly report. Later in the morning, at 11:30 AM, the Treasury conducted the 3- and 6-month bill auctions.
On the corporate side, Netflix was set to release earnings after the closing bell, keeping traders cautious throughout the session.
Overnight Session
When futures reopened at 6:00 PM, the market initially moved higher, and our robot entered a long position.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin continued sliding, while Silver began to pull back from recent highs.
As Asian markets opened, momentum shifted. The market dipped, and our long position was stopped out for a loss, setting a cautious tone heading into the European session.
Pre-Market Data & Volatility
During the early morning hours, volatility increased noticeably. Our robot executed several swing trades, which unfortunately resulted in additional losses.
At the same time, Bitcoin crashed below 91,000, while Silver briefly touched the 95 level.
At 8:15 AM, the ADP Employment Change Weekly came in at 8 thousand, lower than the previous reading of 11.25 thousand. The market reacted negatively, dipping further.
In response, our robot entered a short position.
At this point, realized losses had accumulated to 312 dollars.
Cash Session & Intraday Trades
At 9:30 AM, as U.S. equity markets officially opened, volatility accelerated. Our robot actively traded the fast-moving conditions, executing several intraday positions.
Bitcoin continued its downward trajectory toward the 90,000 level, while Intel surged higher, up roughly 5 percent, providing some sector-specific strength amid broader weakness.
By late morning, improved trade management helped reduce the realized loss to 68 dollars.
Afternoon Session & Into the Close
In the afternoon, selling pressure intensified and the market dropped sharply. Our robot responded by entering a short position as downside momentum strengthened.
AI and technology stocks remained under pressure, and Bitcoin continued to slide throughout the session.
Before the closing bell, the open short position carried an unrealized profit of over 300 dollars.
After the close, Netflix reported earnings, and the stock moved lower. However, its impact on the broader index remained limited. That wrapped up a busy and volatile Tuesday in the markets.
Summary
Today marked the first full trading day after the long weekend, and the market showed clear signs of weakness and elevated volatility. Despite a challenging start, our robot adapted to the changing conditions, managing risk effectively and reducing the day’s losses to 134 dollars while carrying a profitable position overnight.
Jan 19, 2026 Profit $163
It is January 19th, 2026, and you’re tuned into the Nasdaq Daily Recap.
Market News & Economic Landscape
Today’s economic calendar was extremely light, as U.S. markets were observing Martin Luther King Day. With equities closed, there were no scheduled macro releases or major economic data points to digest.
On the global stage, attention remained on the 56th Annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland, where policymakers, central bankers, and global business leaders gathered. Beyond that, the broader macro environment remained quiet, leaving futures markets to trade primarily on technical flow and liquidity conditions.
Overnight Session
When futures reopened at 6:00 PM on Sunday, the market gapped lower. Our automated system immediately identified the imbalance and entered a short position. That trade was quickly managed and closed for a profit of 184 dollars.
In parallel markets, Silver continued its upside momentum, pushing above the 92 level, while Bitcoin experienced sharp downside pressure, breaking below 93,000. After the initial move, overnight price action stabilized, and conditions remained relatively calm through the remainder of the session.
Pre-Market Data & Volatility
During the early morning hours, trading volume stayed notably thin, reflecting the holiday environment. Volatility remained compressed, with price action largely driven by short-term positioning rather than directional conviction.
Cash Session & Intraday Trades
At 9:30 AM, with U.S. equity markets closed, futures volume remained subdued. In response to the low-liquidity environment, our system dynamically shifted into scalping mode, focusing on short-duration opportunities and tighter risk control.
Meanwhile, Silver extended higher and briefly tagged the 94 level, while Bitcoin continued to weaken, trading below 93,000. By late morning, realized profit for the session stood at 161 dollars.
Afternoon Session & Into the Close
The futures market closed early at 1:00 PM, marking the end of a shortened trading day. With liquidity continuing to fade, the system reduced exposure and wrapped up trading for the session.
Summary
With the US stock market closed for the holiday, futures markets experienced thin volume and narrow trading ranges throughout the day.
Despite the quiet conditions, our automated system navigated the environment effectively and generated a net profit of 163 dollars.
Jan 16, 2026 Profit $544
It is January 16th, 2026, and you’re tuned into the Nasdaq Daily Recap.
Market News & Economic Landscape
Today’s economic calendar was fairly busy and gave the market plenty to digest.
At 9:15 AM, we were focused on Industrial Production and Manufacturing Production data.
Later in the morning at 11:00 AM, F O M C member Bowman delivered remarks that traders were closely monitoring for any policy-related clues.
After the closing bell, there were no major tech earnings releases, which kept post-market volatility muted.
Overnight Session
When futures reopened at 6:00 PM, we immediately saw strength across the board as the market jumped higher. Our robot identified the momentum and entered a long position early in the session.
As Asian markets came online, buyers continued to step in, pushing the index higher and solidifying gains. Our long position moved firmly into profit territory.
For the remainder of the overnight session, the index stayed elevated. That said, we did notice Bitcoin and Silver pulling back, signaling some divergence across asset classes.
Pre-Market Data & Volatility
Throughout the early morning hours, the market maintained a strong tone.
Silver experienced a sharp breakdown, crashing below 87.5, while Bitcoin remained largely flat and directionless.
At 9:15 AM, the key data hit the tape.
Industrial production came in 2 percent, down from the previous 2.52 percent, and manufacturing production dropped 0.2 percent, slightly weaker than the prior 0.3 percent reading.
The market reacted with a modest dip as participants reassessed growth expectations.
Cash Session & Intraday Trades
When the US stock market opened at 9:30 AM, we saw momentum begin to cool. However, select names like Tesla, AMD, and Nvidia continued to show relative strength.
Silver, meanwhile, remained under heavy pressure and continued bleeding lower.
As downside momentum picked up, our robot closed the long position and immediately flipped into a short position, adapting quickly to changing conditions.
Before noon, that short position was closed for a 400 dollars profit, bringing our total realized profit to 520 dollars on the day.
Afternoon Session & Into the Close
The afternoon session — especially on a Friday — was characterized by thin volume and tight ranges. Most tech stocks moved sideways as traders stepped back ahead of the long weekend.
Just before the closing bell, our robot identified one more opportunity and entered a final short position, which was closed shortly after for a profit.
That brought our total realized profit to 544 dollars, officially wrapping up a busy Friday.
Daily Summary
With markets heading into a holiday weekend, many investors were already in risk-off mode. The session followed a classic Friday pattern — early movement followed by consolidation.
Our robot navigated both sides of the market efficiently and finished the day with a 544 dollars net profit. Not a bad way to head into a long weekend.
Weekly Summary
This was also a strong week overall, with five consecutive winning days.
Total weekly profit reached 3,348 dollars, marking a very solid and consistent performance.
Jan 15, 2026 Profit $163
It is January 15th, 2026, and you’re tuned into the Nasdaq Daily Recap.
Market News & Economic Landscape
Today’s calendar was fairly busy.
At 8:30 AM, we were watching initial jobless claims and continuing jobless claims, 4-week and 8-week Treasury bill auctions at 11:30 AM.
After the closing bell, we also had major earnings on deck, with Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, and Morgan Stanley reporting results — key names for gauging financial sector sentiment.
Overnight Session
When futures reopened at 6:00 PM, price immediately dipped. At the same time, we saw notable weakness across correlated markets — silver sold off sharply, and Bitcoin was trending lower.
Given the risk-off tone, our robot initiated a short position.
As the Asian markets opened, buyers stepped in aggressively and the market flipped higher. The short was stopped out for a loss of 257 dollars, and without hesitation, the system flipped direction and entered a long position, adapting to the change in order flow.
Pre-Market Data & Volatility
Throughout the early morning hours, price continued to grind higher. The robot managed the long patiently and eventually closed the position for a 400 dollar profit, fully erasing the prior loss and putting us at a net realized gain of 129 dollars heading into the data.
At 8:30 AM, jobless claims hit the tape.
Initial claims came in at 198 thousand, lower than the prior 207 thousand, while continuing claims dropped to 1.884 million from 1.903 million. The data supported the upside, and the market edged higher in response. Our robot made a long entry. Before 9 AM, it was closed for a profit, bringing realized gain to 250 dollars.
Cash Session & Intraday Trades
When the U.S. stock market opened at 9:30 AM, we saw a pullback driven by profit-taking pressure. Bitcoin slipped below 96,000, silver dropped below 89, while AMD and Tesla showed relative strength.
Despite pockets of strength, the index overall remained weak.
Our robot identified the downside momentum and entered a short trade, which was later closed for a clean profit.
Just before noon, realized profit for the day stood at 281 dollars.
Afternoon Session & Into the Close
During the afternoon session, selling pressure persisted. The robot executed a couple of scalping trades — one winner and one loser — which trimmed realized profit down to 163 dollars.
After the closing bell, earnings from the major financial institutions had minimal impact on the index, bringing an end to a busy but well-managed Thursday.
Summary
Today was a classic two-sided market. Strength developed overnight, followed by a pullback during the regular trading session. Through disciplined execution and adaptive positioning, our robot navigated the volatility and finished the day with a 163 dollar realized gain, trading one contract of the E-Micro MNQ futures.