1. Key economic releases / central‑bank events today - In the U.S., the main scheduled data is Initial Jobless Claims (for week ending Nov 22) at 8:30 a.m. ET. - Other releases flagged today include the usual batch of housing‑market and macro data (though thinner than a typical week). - There is no major central‑bank decision today — but markets remain sensitive to commentary from central‑bank officials, especially given the elevated probability that Federal Reserve (Fed) may cut rates in December. Implication: the jobless claims release could act as a short‑term volatility trigger; whether the data comes in stronger or softer than expected could shift rate‑cut expectations and thus risk sentiment. 2. Overnight global markets: Asia & Europe + futures / FX context - Asian equities broadly gained overnight, helped by rising expectations of a U.S. rate cut. - European markets opened broadly higher as well — supportive global risk tone heading into the U.S. session. - In U.S. futures going into today, the tone was positive: futures on the main indexes were up modestly. - FX and currency‑related sentiment appears tilted toward a softer dollar, given rising optimism around rate cuts — which also tends to support commodity prices and risk‑assets. Implication: global sentiment is constructive heading into the U.S. open — a supportive backdrop for equities, especially risk‑sensitive sectors. 3. Pre‑market move for key stocks (e.g. Tesla, Inc.) - As of current pre‑market print, Tesla is trading at **~ $419.40**. - There’s no public headline driving a dramatic gap (up or down) for Tesla that’s jumped out so far in pre‑market — i.e., no obvious “news‑gap.” Implication: Unless an unexpected catalyst emerges (earnings, news, broader sentiment swing), Tesla may open near flat relative to prior close — but upcoming macro data or risk‑tone shifts could act as directional triggers. 4. Notable news, earnings, or geopolitical developments - One key macro backdrop: markets are increasingly pricing in a December rate cut by the Fed, which is boosting risk appetite globally. - There’s renewed optimism after recent U.S. data and dovish signals from some Fed‑speaking officials. - On the risk front: geopolitical tensions remain under observation globally (especially in Asia), but today’s global equity rebound suggests those fears are not dominating markets at the moment.

Grand Rising @everyone - Today’s Pre-Market is BULLISH as Futures are sitting 📈 0.33%! Meanwhile, today is considered a favorable BULLISH Day - as Google is STILL leading the pre market race as shares are 📈 just under 2%! When was the last time you seen Google on such a tare? They have literally been on the run since April, and is 📈 (approximately) 72% year to date. Meanwhile, folks have been busy looking at NVDA who is only 📈 30% year to date. The market has spent the last 3 days erasing losses as it looks to recover from its month to date low -4.41%, now sitting at -1.09. Let’s see how today and Friday brings about why was supposed to be considered as the “November Rally”! Now let’s get into what the streets are talking about! The potential replacement of Fed Chairman J Powell, they are saying Kevin Hassett, who is currently the Director of the National Economic Council, is leading as the potential Presidential choice. And the talks of December cuts are STILL on the table. Make sure to check out Earnings and Economic Data. There is indeed significant ED for today, so expect more volatility in the market as we are supposed to get data about Unemployment Claims, Core Durable Goods Orders m/m and Durable Goods Orders m/m! Either way, when you see the opportunity, TAKE YOUR GAINS‼️ The market does not care how smart you sound, ONLY how Disciplined you are! Remember to protect your Capitol, you will need it to trade tomorrow! ❤️🫡