Feb 10, 2026 Loss $244

Feb 10, 2026 Loss $244

It is February 10th, 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.
At 8:30 AM, we received ADP Employment Change, Retail Sales, and Core Retail Sales.
Later at 10:00 AM, Business Inventories were released.

On the earnings front, there were no major tech earnings scheduled after the bell, keeping the focus squarely on price action.

Overnight Session

When futures reopened at 6:00 PM, the index initially dipped lower.
Our trading robot identified downside momentum and entered a short position, but that move failed to follow through and the position was closed for a loss.

Pre-Market Data & Volatility

During the early morning hours, the market became increasingly choppy and range-bound.
Another long position was taken but was also closed for a loss as volatility remained inconsistent.

At that point, realized losses totaled 207 dollars.

At 8:30 AM, the economic data came in:

ADP Employment Change: 6.5K, up from 5K

Retail Sales: 0.0%, down from 0.6%

Core Retail Sales: 0.0%, down from 0.4%

Despite the mixed data, markets showed little to no reaction, reinforcing the lack of clear directional conviction.

Cash Session & Intraday Trades

At the 9:30 AM market open, the index continued to trade without direction.
Recognizing the environment, our robot switched into scalping mode, focusing on short-term opportunities.

At 10:00 AM, Business Inventories came in at 0.1%, down from 0.2%.
Once again, the market largely ignored the data.

Our robot executed several small scalping trades, but by late morning, realized losses dropped to bb157 dollars.

Afternoon Session & Into the Close

Throughout the afternoon, conditions remained choppy with tight ranges and frequent reversals.
The robot continued to scalp selectively, aiming to reduce drawdown and manage risk.

By the time we approached the closing bell, realized losses stood at 244 dollars.

After the Bell

After the bell, there were no tech earnings to report, wrapping up a quiet but frustrating Tuesday of trading.

Summary

Overall, today was a classic choppy session, with the index trading in a narrow range and offering little follow-through.
Early losses during the overnight and pre-market sessions put us on the back foot, but through disciplined risk management and adaptive strategy, losses were contained to 244 dollars.

Yu, Edward

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