✅ Key economic / central‑bank events today - In the U.S., today’s scheduled releases include weekly jobless claims and the trade deficit report. - These data points could influence sentiment ahead of the upcoming release of the delayed core inflation gauge (Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index — PCE) early next week. - Given ongoing speculation about monetary policy, markets remain focused on any signals from central‑bank watchers. The expectation for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve (Fed) remains elevated. Implication: The jobless claims + trade data could either reinforce or shake up the narrative of economic softness — either supporting the case for easier policy or bringing caution back into play before PCE. Volatility could pick up, especially around the release time. 🌍 Global markets overnight — Asia & Europe, plus futures/FX setup for U.S. open - In Asia, stocks overall were mixed, but the Nikkei 225 (Japan) surged ~2.2–2.3%, boosted by a strong 30‑year JGB auction, which helped relieve bond‑market jitters. - Elsewhere in Asia, markets were more muted: some weakness in parts of the region (e.g., Korea, certain markets) tempered the overall risk appetite. - In Europe, shares rose modestly — the STOXX 600 climbed ~0.1%, driven by industrials and automakers; technology stocks also posted modest gains. - On the FX side, the U.S. dollar has come under pressure: weaker dollar, stronger euro — euro is near a 7‑week high — as markets price in increased odds of a Fed rate cut. - Early U.S. futures sentiment appears moderately positive: European index futures up, suggesting a possibly constructive tone into the U.S. open. Implication: Risk‑on sentiment is alive, especially given Asia’s rebound and Europe’s stability. Dollar softness could lift dollar‑denominated equities / commodities, while a stronger euro may reflect shifting global capital flows. That sets a cautiously optimistic backdrop for the U.S. open — but with room for knee‑jerk reactions after the economic data.

🤖 JARVIS A+ SETUPS — TOP 5 BREAKOUT / GAP-UP CANDIDATES 🔥 1. PLTR — A+ News Momentum Setup - Last Close: $↑ (strong prior-session demand) - Why A+: AI + defense story catching fresh momentum; consistent follow-through on strong opens. - Key Levels:• Breakout: above yesterday’s high• Support: hold prior day mid-range - Jarvis Notes: Needs volume confirmation at open. If it pushes + holds, this name can trend cleanly. 🔥 2. SNAP — Social-Media Strength / Gap-Up Candidate - Why A+: Fresh momentum, high-beta, reacts well to sector rotation; strong intraday range. - Key Levels:• Breakout: reclaim previous high• Support: protect gap-fill zone below - Jarvis Notes: Look for early volume. If tape is strong, SNAP can run 5–10% intraday. 🔥 3. DOCU — Large-Cap Gap-Up + Relative Strength - Why A+: Strong demand in recent sessions; when DOCU gaps with volume, it trends with clean structure. - Key Levels:• Breakout: over resistance band• Support: hold yesterday’s low - Jarvis Notes: Higher-priced trend name — use precision, not oversized size. 🔥 4. FSLY — High-Volatility Breakout Candidate - Why A+: Classic expansion setup; price compressing then expanding on volume. - Key Levels:• Breakout: above local top• Support: must hold key demand zone - Jarvis Notes: This is a momentum name. Either hits fast or rejects fast — risk management required. 🔥 5. AMD — Large-Cap Semi Strength - Why A+: Market leader in chip sector; strong demand returns whenever tech rotates risk-on. - Key Levels:• Breakout: above prior high• Support: defend mid-range / yesterday’s low - Jarvis Notes: Strongest large-cap momentum structure outside NVDA. Watch for sympathy moves with NVDA.

1. Key economic releases & central-bank / macro events today - Today brings a slate of important U.S. data: the ADP National Employment Report (private-sector payrolls) and the ISM Services PMI (November) are scheduled, along with import price data. - These reports are critical because they may influence market expectations around the upcoming Federal Reserve (Fed) rate decision — the first cut is widely anticipated. - Softness in employment or services PMI may reinforce expectations for a rate cut, which tends to support risk assets; strong data, conversely, could push yields or the dollar higher and pressure equities. Thus, today’s macro calendar is a potential volatility trigger — especially for rate-sensitive sectors and USD flows. 2. Overnight global market moves & futures / FX context before U.S. open - In Asia: markets were mixed. For instance, the region saw divergence — some indexes up, others down — amid cautious sentiment ahead of U.S. data. - In Europe: equities rose. The broad pan-European index was higher, led by tech and industrial stocks. - U.S. stock futures (as of early this morning) are modestly higher, reflecting stable sentiment into the open. - Currency & bond context: there’s been some dollar softness, partly due to rate-cut expectations for the Fed; that dynamic supports risk assets and global equities. Implication: The global tape is cautiously supportive heading into the U.S. session, but still range-bound — not exuberant. Risk-on but attentive to macro data. 3. Pre-market movement on key stocks (e.g. TSLA) and potential gaps - For TSLA: as of the last available pre-market quote, price is modestly above prior close. - Broad pre-market action seems calm; no large gaps flagged in major names on general pre-market screens. Because of generally light pre-market movement, major gaps might materialize only after macro data (ADP, ISM) or earnings/news catalysts. Keep an eye on TSLA option-chain and volume — those may flash early signs.