Dec 1, 2025 Profit $138
Today is Monday, December 1st, 2025, and this is your Daily Nasdaq Futures Recap, the show where we break down every move, every catalyst, and of course every single trade our algorithm fired off throughout the session.
Let’s jump right into it!
Market News
It was a relatively quiet start to the we ek.
At 9:45 AM, we got the Chicago PMI, followed at 10:00 AM by the S&P Global Manufacturing PMI and the ISM Manufacturing PMI.
Then at 11:30 AM, we had the 3 and 6 month Treasury bill auctions, along with the Atlanta Fed GDP update.
No notable tech earnings after hours，very typical for the Monday following Thanksgiving.
Overnight Session
The overnight session kicked off with a small upside gap. Our robot opened a long position, but the optimism didn’t last, Bitcoin began crashing hard, sliding toward 86,600, and Nasdaq followed it straight down.
The long position was closed for a loss, and the bot flipped short.
Once the Asian markets opened, volatility spiked. Bitcoin kept tanking, Nasdaq accelerated lower, and our short trade hit profit targets, recovering the earlier loss. By the end of the overnight session, unrealized profit sat at 173 dollars.
Morning Session
The selling pressure continued into the early morning. Nasdaq dipped all the way to 25,193, with Bitcoin still in freefall.
But at 8:30 AM, the drop finally paused, Bitcoin bounced off 84,150, and Nasdaq stabilized heading into the opening bell.
The 9:30 AM Open
When the US stock market opened, Tech stocks were dropping,
At 10:00 AM, the ISM Manufacturing PMI came in at 48.2, a touch lower than the previous 48.5. The S&P Global PMI followed at 52.2, also slightly below last month’s 52.5. The market dipped on the releases.
Our robot entered a short position, but the reversal was quick, Apple was shooting up fast,
Nasdaq pushed back up, and the trade was closed for a small loss. Realized profit at this point: 154 dollars.
At 11:30 AM, the Atlanta GDP estimate came in unchanged at 3.9%, and the market barely reacted.
Heading into noon, the market dipped again. Our robot attempted another short, but volatility knocked it out for another small loss, bringing realized profit down to 138 dollars. AMD stayed completely flat for us today,
no gains, no losses.
Afternoon Session
Most major tech names stayed in the red throughout the afternoon, with one exception: Apple, the lone green ticker in a sea of selling. By the closing bell, the Nasdaq settled at 25,400, still weighed down by the massive overnight Bitcoin selloff.
After Hours
Nothing significant after the close, no major headlines, no earnings surprises. A calm finish to a very messy day,
with traders still frustrated by Bitcoin’s sudden collapse.
Summary
Today was the Monday after Thanksgiving and the first trading day of December, and we kicked off the new month with yet another 7% drop in Bitcoin, which dragged risk assets all across the board.
As for our results:
138 dollars realized profit trading 1 e Micro Nasdaq futures
No profit, no loss on AMD trading
Nov 28, 2025 Profit $172
Today is Friday, November 28th, 2025, and this is your Daily Nasdaq Futures Recap, the show where we break down every move, every catalyst, and of course, every single trade our algorithm fired off throughout the session.
Let’s jump right into it!
Market News
It was a quiet post-holiday Friday, with most traders easing back into the market after Thanksgiving.
There were no major economic releases, and after-hours brought no notable earnings, so news flow was calm across the board.
Overnight Session
The overnight session kicked off with a burst of energy, Nasdaq jumped higher right out of the gate as investors returned from the holiday break. Our algorithm immediately picked up the momentum and entered a long position. From there, the night tapered into a quiet drift, largely because both Asian and European markets were closed, so liquidity and volatility stayed low.
Morning Session
During the early morning hours, the US futures market remained closed.
Then at 8:30 AM, futures reopened, and the Nasdaq ripped higher by 50 points, a textbook post-holiday optimism pop as traders trickled back into the market. Our long position was sitting comfortably with 110 dollars in unrealized gains.
The 9:30 AM Open
At the official 9:30 AM equity market open, price action turned choppy, with trading volume still thin after the shortened holiday week. Nasdaq hovered around 25,300, and by 11:30 AM, Nasdaq edged higher, our realized profit climbed to 145 dollars.
Afternoon Session
By 12:30 PM, conditions were still sluggish and choppy. Our robot took advantage of the light back-and-forth movements and executed a few quick scalps, pushing realized profit up to 145 dollars. As we approached the early 1:00 PM market close, our algorithm squeezed out one more winning trade, bringing today’s total profit to 172 dollars. A quiet session, but a clean performance.
After Hours
No notable news, no major earnings, the market wound down calmly as traders wrapped up for the weekend.
Summary
Today was the day after Thanksgiving, and the US stock market operated on a shortened schedule, closing at 1:00 PM. A very quiet session overall.
As for our results:
172 dollars profit on the e-Micro Nasdaq futures
No profit or loss on AMD
Total gains for the day: 172 dollars
This was a holiday-shortened week with only four trading days, and our algorithm delivered four straight winning sessions, bringing weekly profit to 2,565 dollars. Another strong and consistent week in the books.
Nov 26, 2025 Profit $456
Today is Wednesday, November 26th, 2025, and this is your Daily Nasdaq Futures Recap, the show where we break down every move, every catalyst, and of course, every single trade our algorithm fired off throughout the session.
Let’s jump right into it!
Market News
We had a busy batch of data hitting this morning at 8:30 AM:
Core Durable Goods Orders
Core PCE Prices
Continuing Jobless Claims
Q3 GDP
Initial Jobless Claims
After hours, there were no major earnings releases, so it was quiet on that front.
Overnight Session
The overnight session was calm and controlled. Once the Asian markets opened, the Nasdaq edged higher,
and for the rest of the night it held steady, hovering right around 25,000 after a solid recovery.
Morning Session
Heading into the morning, the Nasdaq continued a slow, steady climb.
When the 8:30 AM data dropped:
Continuing jobless claims came in at 1,960 thousand,
slightly above the previous 1,953 thousand.
Durable goods orders rose 0.6 percent,
a touch stronger than the prior 0.5 percent.
Initial jobless claims came in at 216 thousand,
a bit lower than the previous 222 thousand.
A mixed set of signals — and the market reflected that.
The 9:30 AM Open
At the opening bell, price action was choppy. Our algorithm took a long trade, but momentum quickly shifted
At 10:00 AM, Chicago PMI hit at 36.3, well below the previous 43.8, and the market dipped sharply. Our robot entered a short position
By 10:50 AM, momentum flipped again, and our robot closed the short position for a loss and shifted back to a long position. Realized loss was now 114 dollars.
Just before 11:15 AM, Nasdaq broke above 25,300, and the long position hit an unrealized profit of 156 dollars.
Meanwhile, our long position on AMD Brought in 376 dollars net realized profit.
Afternoon Session
At 12:30 PM, the Atlanta Fed GDP estimate came in at 3.9 percent, just a hair below the previous 4 percent reading. The market barely reacted.
By 2:00 PM, we saw another small dip, but once again the Nasdaq recovered quickly.
Overall, the afternoon stayed incredibly stable, no big swings, no sudden volatility.
After Hours
No major tech earnings, no major headlines, a quiet close to a quiet pre-Thanksgiving session.
Summary
Overall, it was a calm trading day. Nasdaq spent most of the session hovering near 25,300. Meanwhile,
the crypto market continued its strength, now up three days in a row.
Bitcoin even reclaimed 90,000 level heading into the holiday, a bullish sign for crypto investors.
As for our performance:
75 dollars profit on the e-Micro Nasdaq futures
376 dollars net profit on AMD
bringing our total gains for the day to 451 dollars.
Nov 25, 2025 Profit $926
Today is Tuesday, November 25th, 2025, and this is your Daily Nasdaq Futures Recap, the show where we break down every move, every catalyst,
and of course every single trade
our algorithm fired off throughout the session.
Let’s jump right into it!
Market News
We had a busy pre-holiday economic calendar today:
At 8:30 AM Core PPI and PPI were released, followed by Core Retail Sales
At 9:00 AM House Price Index
At 10:00 AM Business Inventories and Pending Home Sales, Followed by the Richmond Services Index
At 11:30 AM 52-Week Bill Auction
And on top of that, a packed after-hours earnings slate from Alibaba, NIO, Dell, HP, and Best Buy.
Overnight Session
The futures opened at 6:00 PM, but as expected for Thanksgiving week, the overnight action was extremely quiet，thin volume, tight ranges, nothing unusual.
Morning Session
Volatility picked up once the European markets opened. At 8:30 AM, the economic data hit:
Core PPI: +0.1% (previous –0.1%)
PPI: 2.7% (slightly above the prior 2.7%)
Core Retail Sales: +0.3% (cooling from 0.6%)
The market initially moved higher, but momentum faded quickly and the index rolled to the downside.
Our algorithm’s long position was stopped out, resulting in a 136 dollars loss. The robot then flipped short，
perfect timing.
The 9:30 AM Open
At the opening bell, tech stocks got hit hard:
AMD down 8%
Nvidia down 6%
The Nasdaq dropped to 24,602, and our short position climbed to 400 dollars in unrealized profit.
By 9:50 AM, the market bounced from the lows, and our short position closed for a gain, fully recovering earlier losses and bringing realized profit to 258 dollars. Meanwhile, an AMD short trade added another 610 dollars in profit. Before noon, the robot took a series of quick trades, bringing Nasdaq realized profit to 308 dollars.
Afternoon Session
The afternoon started quietly, with a few swing trades pushing realized gains to 367 dollars. Then momentum returned, Nasdaq broke above 25,000, and our algorithm caught a strong long setup. That trade pushed Nasdaq profit to 405 dollars, while AMD profit reached 521 dollars. Total profit for the day: 926 dollars.
After Hours
Earnings from Alibaba and Dell landed, but had minimal impact on the index. That wrapped up a surprisingly active Tuesday session.
Summary
A classic down-then-up reversal today, morning weakness followed by an afternoon recovery. Our system handled both sides:
405 dollars profit trading 1 Micro Nasdaq futures contract
521 dollars profit trading 100 shares of AMD
Total: 926 dollars in realized gains
Nov 24, 2025 Profit $1,011
Today is Monday, November 24th, 2025, and this is your Daily Nasdaq Futures Recap—the show where we break down every move, every catalyst, and of course, every single trade our algorithm fired off throughout the session.
Let’s jump right into it!
Market News
A light economic calendar to start Thanksgiving week:
At 10:30 AM Dallas Fed Manufacturing Business Index
At 11:30 AM 3-month and 6-month Treasury bill auctions
Not a heavy data day, but enough to move markets around the edges.
Overnight Session
The futures opened at 6:00 PM, and right out of the gate the Nasdaq exploded higher, jumping more than 100 points above Friday’s close. Our robot immediately seized the momentum and entered a long position. Unrealized profit reached 150 dollars.
But as soon as the Asian markets opened, sentiment shifted. Liquidity thinned, sellers stepped in, and Nasdaq rolled over. Our robot cut the long for a controlled loss of 194 dollars, and flipped short right away to catch the downside. A tough but disciplined start to the evening.
Morning Session
In the morning, as Europe market opened, Nasdaq jumped up. Our robot entered a long position. Our long position now carried over 162 dollars unrealized profit.
At 8:30 AM, no major US data hit the tape, very quiet pre-market. Nasdaq edged higher.
But when the bell rang at 9:30 AM, buyers showed up in force. Nasdaq pushed higher, and Tesla made a run toward 420, helping lift sentiment across tech. As momentum shifted, our robot was still carrying the long position, riding the early strength. Unrealized profit reached 308 dollars.
Meanwhile, our AMD trade was the star of the morning a strong setup, strong execution, and a solid 813 dollars net profit.
At 10:30 AM, the Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index came in at -10.4, sharply lower than the prior -5.0, and the market dipped on the weak print. But just as quickly, buyers stepped back in and reversed the move. Our robot took advantage with a couple of fast scalps. Now realized gains reached 198 dollars on the Nasdaq e-Micro.
Afternoon Session
The afternoon was calm. Nasdaq made an attempt at the big 25,000 level, but the breakout failed. Into the final minutes, we saw some profit-taking, and Nasdaq slipped slightly, closing around 24,960.
After Hours
No major tech earnings after the bell, so the market wrapped up quietly and our trading day came to an end.
Final tally:
- dollars profit trading the Nasdaq e-Micro
and 813 dollars profit on AMD
for a combined 1,011 dollars green Monday. Not bad at all.
Summary
A strong start to the week. Tech stocks bounced back after last week’s pullback, Tesla up 7% and our algorithm navigated the volatility well booking over 1,000 dollars in profit trading just 1 e-Micro Nasdaq contract and 100 shares of AMD.
Nov 21, 2025 Profit $304
Today is Friday, November 21st, 2025, and this is your Daily Nasdaq Futures Recap, the show where we break down every move, every catalyst, and of course every single trade our algorithm fired off throughout the session.
Let’s jump right into it!
Market News
We had a light economic calendar today, but a steady stream of Fed speak:
8:30 AM Fed Vice Chair Barr kicked things off. Fed’s Collins followed with her remarks. Then S&P Global Manufacturing PMI dropped.
10:00 AM Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index wrapped up the morning data.
After hours?
No big tech fireworks, a calm end to the week.
Overnight Session
Right at the 6:00 PM futures open, the market set the tone for what would become a steady, controlled overnight session with no major surprises. As Asian market opened, market became volatile, Our robot made a couple of losing trades. By midnight, Realized loss accumulated to 452 dollars.
Morning Session
At 8:30 AM, data flood time:
S&P Global Manufacturing PMI: 51.9 (down from 52.5)
Michigan Consumer Sentiment: 51 (down from 53.6)
Volatility kicked in right away.
Then at 9:30 AM, the US stock session opened. With Fed rate-cut hopes still alive, buyers stepped in and pushed the Nasdaq higher. Our robot made a long trade for a profit. Now realized loss became 239 dollars.
By 10:00 AM, updated Michigan data rolled in:
Consumer Sentiment: 51
1-Year Inflation Expectations: 4.5% (slightly below 4.6%)
The market liked the softer inflation expectations, enough to give the Nasdaq an extra lift. The index pushed up to 24,370, where our long positions were closed for a solid win. Realized profit now 281 dollars.
Afternoon Session
The Nasdaq stayed firm into the afternoon, hovering around 24,500 with steady upward pressure. At 2:30 PM, momentum picked up again. Our robot caught a clean long trade, nudging total realized gains to 304 dollars.
Right before the closing bell, we saw a mild dip, classic Friday profit-taking as traders wrapped up ahead of the weekend.
After Hours
A very quiet after-hours session, no tech earnings, no volatility bombs. Just smooth sailing into the weekend.
That ended our profitable Friday trading.
Summary
A strong finish to the week:
Nasdaq bounced back after yesterday’s loss.
Investors shifted into weekend
And Thanksgiving mode.
Our algorithm locked in 304 dollars today.
And big milestone,
we closed out five consecutive winning days.
Total weekly profit: 1,925 dollars.
An awesome week of trading.
Nov 20, 2025 Profit $339
Today is Thursday, November 20th, 2025, and this is your Daily Nasdaq Futures Recap, the show where we break down every move, every catalyst, and every single trade our algorithm fired off throughout the session.
Let’s jump right into it!
Market News
We had a packed economic calendar today, one of the busiest of the week.
8:30 AM gave us a full data barrage:
• Building permits
• Housing starts
• Initial jobless claims
• Non-farm payrolls
• The unemployment rate
Then at 10:00 AM, existing home sales hit the tape.
After hours? No big tech fireworks.
Overnight Session
Right at the 6:00 PM futures open, the Nasdaq exploded upward, riding the momentum from Nvidia’s strong earnings. Our robot wasted no time, immediately flipping long. For the rest of the night, the Nasdaq held its ground around 25,190, showing impressive strength.
Morning Session
As Europe opened, sellers showed up and the market slipped off the highs.
At 7:00 AM, Nasdaq slid to 25,096 as traders waited for the big jobs data. Then 8:30 AM hit, data flood time:
Jobless claims: 1,964 thousand
Slightly above the previous 1,957 thousand
Initial jobless claims: 220 thousand
Lower than the previous 232 thousand
Nonfarm payrolls: 119 thousand
A sharp turnaround from the previous minus 2 thousand
Unemployment rate: 4.4%,
Slightly above the previous 4.3%
The mix of good and bad numbers triggered immediate volatility. Our long position hit target and closed for a profit, bringing realized gains to 371 dollars.
At 9:30 AM, the US stock session kicked off. Market became volatile. By 10:00 AM, suddenly the market took a sharp dive. Then around 10:30 AM, everything unraveled at once:
• Bitcoin crashed below 87,000
• Nvidia tanked to 182
• Tesla slid under 400
The Nasdaq dropped hard, giving back all of yesterday’s Nvidia-driven strength. Our long position was stopped out during the flush, and a short position was entered.
Afternoon Session
Selling pressure continued as traders reevaluated AI valuations, and many Nvidia investors locked in profits.
Around 1:00 PM, the market finally caught a bounce. Our robot jumped back in with a long position.
But at 2:00 PM, another wave of selling hit. Our long was stopped again, trimming realized profit down to 339 dollars. The Nasdaq eventually closed at 24,710, roughly 200 points below yesterday’s high. The rest of the afternoon was slow and choppy, with almost no upside momentum.
After Hours
A very quiet after-hours session, no tech earnings to shake things up. and that wrapped up a very busy Thursday.
Summary
The Nasdaq opened strong, flipped mid-session, and ultimately gave back everything from the Nvidia earnings rally. Despite the turbulence, our algorithm still managed to lock in 339 dollars of realized profit on the day.
Nov 19, 2025 Profit $110
Today is Wednesday, November 19th, 2025, and this is your Daily Nasdaq Futures Recap, the show where we break down every move, every catalyst, and of course every single trade our algorithm fired off throughout the session.
Let’s jump right into it!
Market News
We had a packed economic calendar today.
7:00 AM , MBA Mortgage Applications
8:30 AM , Trade Balance, Building Permits, Housing Starts, 30-Year Mortgage Rate, Mortgage Market Index, and Refinance Index
10:30 AM , Industrial Production
1:00 PM , 20-Year Bond Auction
2:00 PM , FOMC Meeting Minutes
And after the close Nvidia earnings, the big one everyone was watching.
Overnight Session
Right at the 6:00 PM futures open, the Nasdaq jumped immediately, trying to claw back yesterday’s losses.
Our robot grabbed a long position right out of the gate. But as the Asian markets opened, momentum faded.
Nasdaq drifted lower, stopping out the long and flipping us into a fresh short. Around midnight, that short absolutely paid off unrealized gains swelled to over 150 dollars. But right before midnight, the market turned back up. Our short closed for a solid 135-dollar profit, and the robot flipped long again.
Morning Session
As Europe opened, the market dipped and our long got stopped out.
At 7:00 AM, MBA mortgage applications came in down 5.2%. Then at 8:30 AM, data rolled in:
Trade Balance: –59.6 billion,
a major improvement from –78.2 billion
30-Year Mortgage Rate: 6.37%,
slightly above the previous 6.34%
At 9:30 AM, U.S. cash markets opened. Google broke above 300 dollars, pushing Nasdaq up to 24,950. Our long closed for a small win bringing realized profit to 159 dollars. Nasdaq tried to push through 25,000, but couldn’t quite make it. By 10:30 AM, momentum faded and sellers stepped in. Our robot caught a quick short, pushing total realized profit to 210 dollars, then executed a few more small trades. Before noon, we were up 265 dollars, though our AMD trade was dragging 60-dollar net loss on that name.
Afternoon Session
The afternoon was quiet as traders waited for the FOMC minutes. One long trade got stopped for a small loss.
Then 2:00 PM hit. The minutes showed that a December rate cut was not decided. Volatility exploded. Price spiked up, down, back up again. Our robot took a couple small losses, sliding realized profit down to 170 dollars. And before the close, another long stopped out, bringing the day’s realized profit to 110 dollars.
After Hours
Nvidia earnings dropped and they beat expectations 57 billion beating expectations of 54.8 billion, The stock whipped around aggressively. Nasdaq jumped along with it, then cooled off shortly after. Once the volatility settled,
the market calmed and our trading day officially wrapped.
Summary
It was another choppy, rate-sensitive session, classic FOMC day energy. But even with the volatility, our robot managed to lock in 110 dollars in realized profit.
Nov 18, 2025 Profit $609
Today is Tuesday, November 18th, 2025, and this is your Daily Nasdaq Futures Recap, the show where we break down every move, every catalyst, and of course, every single trade our algorithm executed throughout the session.
Let’s jump right into it!
Market News
It was a relatively quiet Monday on the economic calendar,
but we still had a few key events to watch:
8:30 AM ADP Employment Change
10:00 AM NAHB Housing Market Index
10:30 AM Fed Vice Chair Barr spoke
11:00 AM FOMC Member Barkin spoke
No major tech earnings after the close, just Home Depot, PDD and Baidu on deck.
Overnight Session
Right at the 6:00 PM futures open, the Nasdaq dipped immediately. As Asian markets opened, the selling pressure intensified, and our robot jumped into a short position. But momentum shifted quickly, the move reversed, and the bot flipped long. Then, as Asia got into full swing, Nasdaq edged lower again, stopping out the long and triggering a fresh short entry. Around midnight, the market dropped sharply. That short position ballooned to over 500 dollars
in unrealized gains, a powerful overnight move.
Morning Session
When Europe opened, the Nasdaq slid to the overnight low of 24,603. Our short closed for a clean profit. At 8:30 AM, ADP Employment Change printed at negative 2.5 thousand, better than last month’s negative 11.25 thousand,
but the market barely reacted. Then at 9:30 AM, the US cash market opened, and volatility exploded. Tech stocks came out weak, the Nasdaq tumbled, and our robot reentered a short.
AI stocks were bleeding across the board. As selling accelerated, the robot took profit again bringing realized gains to 534 dollars.The meltdown continued:
Tesla broke below 400 dollars
Nvidia broke below 180 dollars
AMD slid under 230 dollars
Nasdaq hit 24,430, and our robot made another quick short scalp, pushing realized gains to 549 dollars. At 10:00 AM, the Housing Market Index came out at 38, a tick higher than last month’s 37, and that helped spark a bounce from the lows. Meanwhile, our AMD swing trades got stopped out, bringing realized losses on AMD to 73 dollars.
Afternoon Session
All afternoon, Nasdaq hovered around 24,675. Our robot made another short scalp, bringing realized gains to 600 dollars, while AMD losses remained at 73 dollars. By 12:30 PM, the Nasdaq started to recover. Late afternoon stayed weak overall, but AMD losses were gradually recovered.
After Hours
No major news after the bell. Home Depot, PDD and Baidu released earnings That were all below expectation. The impact on Nasdaq was small. Investors were mainly waiting for tomorrow’s FOMC meeting minutes and, of course, Nvidia earnings, which could shake up the entire tech sector.
That wrapped up a busy Tuesday session.
Summary
It was another rough day for tech, with the Nasdaq dropping over 500 points. But our algorithm navigated the chaos well, locking in 609 dollars in profit for the day.
Nov 17, 2025 Profit $563
Today is Monday, November 17th, 2025,
and this is your Daily Nasdaq Futures Recap,
the show where we break down every move, every catalyst, and of course every single trade our algorithm executed throughout the session.
Market News
It was a relatively quiet Monday on the economic calendar:
- 8:30 AM – New York Empire State Manufacturing Index came out.
- 9:30 AM – Fed Governor Williams spoke.
- 10:00 AM – Construction Spending data landed.
- 11:00 AM – Federal Budget Balance released.
- 11:30 AM – Three- and six-month bill auctions.
- 1:00 PM – FOMC member Kashkari spoke.
- 3:35 PM – Fed Waller followed up later in the afternoon.
No major tech earnings after the close.
Overnight Session
Right at 6:00 PM, when futures opened, the Nasdaq dipped, but within five minutes, buyers stepped in and momentum flipped. Our robot picked up a long position, and as Asia opened, the Nasdaq kept grinding higher, pushing our unrealized gain above 200 dollars. Later, the market dipped again, so our robot locked in a clean profit on that long and took a short position, but that didn’t last long, Nasdaq ripped higher, the short reversed into a long,
By midnight, Nasdaq was hovering around 25,260.
Morning Session
As Europe opened, Nasdaq pulled back, and our robot entered a short position.
At 8:30 AM, the Empire State Manufacturing Index printed 18.7, beating last month’s 10.7. The market briefly recovered, then dipped again, and we closed the short for a small profit. Now realized profit reached 237 dollars.
At 9:30 AM, when the US stock market opened, tech stocks bounced and Nasdaq jumped. Our robot went long.
Around 10:00 AM, Construction Spending came in at 0.2 percent, Unchanged, the market didn’t really respond,
Net realized profit was 421 dollars. but at 11:30 AM Nasdaq pushed higher and our robot grabbed a quick scalp long, bringing realized gains to 429 dollars.
Afternoon Session
The afternoon turned weak. At 1:00 PM, Nasdaq dipped, stopping out our long. From there, the market chopped around the 25,000 level, and our robot took a couple more scalps. By then, realized profit reached 420 dollars on Nasdaq and 141 dollars on AMD, for a combined total of 588 dollars.
At 3:00 PM, Nasdaq dipped again and our robot executed one more short, lifting realized gains to 500 dollars.
But right before the close, one short got stopped out, pulling net realized profit to 476 dollars.
After Hours
No major news hit after the closing bell, which wrapped up a very active Monday.
Summary
Today was a down day, with the Nasdaq falling roughly 300 points. Even so, our robot performed well, capturing 476 dollars trading a single e-Micro Nasdaq contract. AMD volume was extremely light, but we still managed 87 dollars there. That brings total realized gains for the day to 563 dollars.