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.
Yu, Edward