🤖 J.A.R.V.I.S — PREMARKET WATCHLIST 🚀 🧠 Mode: Breakout Hunter Activated 📍 Session: Day Trade / Momentum Scan ⚡ A+ / HIGH-PROBABILITY SETUPS 🚗 TSLA 🔹 Setup: Compression → Breakout Ready 🔹 Play: Above premarket high = momentum long 🔹 Bias: Bulls if volume confirms 🔥 Watch for: Break + hold 🧠 GOOGL / GOOG 🔹 Setup: Base → Breakout Structure 🔹 Play: Clean break over resistance 📊 Volume must expand 💾 MU 🔹 Setup: Volatility coil → breakout potential 🔹 Play: Fast moves expected ⚠️ Needs volume confirmation ⚙️ AVGO 🔹 Setup: Bullish structure building 🔹 Play: Momentum continuation if resistance breaks 🔋 Semis hot zone 🧬 JARVIS ENTRY RULES ✅ Break of resistance or pattern top ✅ Volume increase ✅ RSI not overextended ✅ MACD bullish cross 🛡️ RISK PROTOCOL ⚠️ Stops below breakout zone ⚠️ Position sizing controlled ⚠️ No chasing candle closes 🎯 MISSION OBJECTIVE Catch explosive momentum after breakout confirmation. 🤖 Jarvis scanning market… awaiting execution signal…

1. Key economic / central-bank releases or events today - According to several U.S. economic-calendar trackers, there are no major “headline” releases scheduled today — at least none that typically drive big volatility (e.g. CPI, jobs, PCE). - The data backlog from the recent government shutdown continues to weigh on the release schedule, which means many of the usual macroeconomic reports remain deferred. - On the central-bank front, there is no scheduled decision from the Federal Reserve (Fed) or other major central banks today. The key upcoming focal point remains market expectations around a potential Fed rate cut in December. Implication: With limited fresh macro data and no bank meetings, market activity may be more influenced by positioning, flows, and structural factors rather than new economic surprises — unless an unexpected news event emerges. 2. Overnight global markets and futures / FX cues for U.S. open - Asian markets ended the day mixed: the broader MSCI Asia‑Pacific Index slipped ~0.3%, but for the week ended “up about 2.7%,” ending a multi-week slump. - Some regional/actionable divergences: Japan’s Nikkei 225 and South Korea’s benchmark posted weekly gains; Chinese and Hong Kong markets were more mixed. - U.S. futures are trading with modest gains ahead of the open, underpinned by heightened market expectations that the Fed will cut rates in December. - Currency markets show some tension: speculation around a possible policy divergence (Fed easing vs. Bank of Japan — BoJ — tightening) is drawing attention to the yen and could pressure USD/JPY if carry trades unwind. Implication: Overall global sentiment appears cautiously optimistic for U.S. equities ahead of the open, but watch for FX-driven volatility, especially if dollar/yen or dollar/Asia crosses stir action. 3. Pre-market movement — spotlight on Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) and key indices - As of the latest available quote, TSLA is trading around $426.58. Market data for premarket isn’t showing a dramatic gap — no obvious large gap up or down as of now. - Broader indices (via ETFs like SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust — SPY — and Invesco QQQ Trust — QQQ) appear modestly positive, reflecting the bullish tilt in futures.

Tomorrow is a shortened trading session (9:30AM–1PM ET). Historically, holiday sessions lean bullish ~60–70% of the time, but volume drops nearly 50%, increasing volatility. Funds from Wednesday trades are expected to be settled and available. Risk management wins.

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.

Key Economic Releases & Central Bank Events • Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin speaks at 9:00 AM, so watch for any hints on rate policy. The S&P final manufacturing PMI and ISM manufacturing index are also due this morning, which could stoke volatility if they surprise. The latest release of Federal Reserve money stock measures (H.6) is at 1:00 PM, and consumer credit data (G.19) drops at 3:00 PM.[marketwatch +1] • There’s no major scheduled data from BEA today (GDP and personal income have been rescheduled), so focus will be on real-time Fed commentary.[bea] Overnight Global Markets and Futures • Asia finished strong: South Korea’s KOSPI +0.49%, KRX +0.86%. Asian sentiment was broadly risk-on.[bloomberg] • Europe had a positive close: Euro Stoxx 50 +0.22%, IBEX 35 +0.47%, UK FTSE 100 +0.15%.[investing] • U.S. index futures point higher: NASDAQ 100 up 0.40%, S&P 500 up 0.20%, Dow flat to slightly lower.[markets.businessinsider] • Forex traders remain on a buy-the-dip bias, with gold holding above key levels; expect attention on U.S. GDP/inflation signals for direction.[nordfx] Pre-Market Moves on Key Stocks & Gaps • Tesla (TSLA) is trading higher pre-market, last at $402.38 (+1.81%) after a low of $400.45 and a high of $402.50. Keep an eye on momentum as tech rebounds.[public] • Notable S&P500 gaps on Friday included downside moves in Bristol-Myers, Netflix, and Morgan Stanley, but Tesla is showing relative strength this morning.[chartmill] News, Earnings, & Geopolitical Flow • Market sentiment is cautious optimism: U.S. futures mixed as the Fed hints at a possible December rate cut, boosting risk appetite despite prior week losses.[nasdaq +1] • No major earnings scheduled today but preliminary consumer sentiment readings (U Michigan: 51) signal softening consumer outlook. No headline geopolitical shockers—focus is on central bank messaging.[nasdaq] Key Technical Levels and Indicators • S&P 500 indicators are bullish: RSI (14) at 69.5 (overbought zone), MACD at 25.62 (strong buy), key resistance at 6461.72, support at 6450.95. Expect buying momentum but be cautious at overbought levels.[investing]