YXT
YXT.COM GROUP HOLDING LIMITED
stock NASDAQ ADR

Sorry for the long one here but I wish someone told me this shit years ago.
I use WeBull. My personal suggestion would be move away from RH, they are decent broker for longer term moves and those who want a plethora of asset classes to trade, but for momentum traders it’s lacking tools that are essential. I don’t use ladders; I use volume, T&S, Lvl 2. Some indicators I use are VWAP, 9/20 EMA, MACD. These help me see potential support at VWAP or EMAs, and MACD helps show that we’re on the backside of the move where pullbacks won’t work as cleanly.
1.) WeBull allows customizable hot keys so I can place orders above the ask to ensure I get filled on these fast paced moves. I want to be able to place trades above to current ask price, that way if my order gets to the exchange and it’s already moved up I can still get in the position. Also helps being able to bail out if it doesn’t work in my favor. I prefer to sell at the ask so I don’t hurt the actual momentum and my own position, but if it’s not working I don’t wanna sit around and find out.
2.) WeBull has sub 1 minute charts for those really fast movers. If I’m using sub 1 minute charts I don’t expect to be in the trade long. The chart I’m looking at for entry influences how long I plan to hold. A pullback in the 5min chart needs more time to play out, a 1 minute pullback needs less time to play out, sub one minute charts usually offer instant resolve (aka I’m either almost instantly wrong and I bail or it works in my favor and I can look at the 1 min chart for signs to exit the position, such as a new candle closing red or a topping tail forming)
Here’s a nuance people don’t often talk about; all charts can lag when stocks are really moving. WeBull and many other brokers will have executed orders come in moments after a candle closes so if you refresh it can change what the chart looks like (very minuscule differences, but differences nonetheless). I learned this when reviewing trades; I saw a pullback live and when I went back to the chart later the pullback looks different. The best way to combat this is watching the tape (T&S). The chart just draws a picture of what the T&S shows in real time. It also prompted me to start screen recording my sessions so I can see EXACTLY the same thing I saw live that influenced my decisions to get in or out.
Clarification for trading pullbacks; Image from the YXT example earlier
https://preview.redd.it/nfziqdyd46jh1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5c1c8e5557a8d3aaabf42b215ad027209fc7ef1c
***Entry*** at new high over ***previous*** ***candle***, stop out if it goes back to support, targeting previous high starting to take profits, maybe holding some for a move higher. It literally bounced off VWAP here so that would be a decent entry for a **starter** position (not full size in case VWAP breaks)
This usually happens in a somewhat uniform manner across momentum stocks in play. If shit is chopping sideways it’s not in play for a pullback trade. Pullbacks are used when something is squeezing higher. Don’t get beat up trying to trade pullbacks on TSLA chopping on a random Tuesday with no news.
It’s the same reason VWAP and EMA bounces work on in play stocks; lots of traders respect them and trade them in a similar manner. If you’re trading some dumb Fibonacci stuff not many real traders use or respect you’ll find outcomes are random without edge. Pullbacks work because other traders are also looking for support to bottom out and a continuation for the next leg higher.
Essentially, your job is to do what others are doing. Trade with the trend.
***Don’t catch falling knives, and don’t try to grab onto a rope attached to a rocket ship or your arms could get torn off.***
I’ve had more than a few trades in my time where I literally bought $0.01 from the high because I thought I was jumping on the rocket when I was really exiting liquidity for smarter traders.
Not financial advice, just some free sauce I had to learn the hard way.

Don’t get in on an overextended move. Wait for a pullback and watch for more buyers to step in. When buyers step back in use that as a SL, because if it breaks clearly the buyers are no longer supporting that price level.
On momentum plays that’s how I trade the initial moves, albeit I tend to stick with stocks over $1.
SCKT a few days ago had some pristine pullbacks (see image below) as an example.
It ran up to \~$0.70, pulled back for a single 15 second candle, and went to $1.15, second pullback and ran up to almost $4 (assuming a short got liquidated because it had a 100%+ move in a single 15 second candle and went back to $1.50 before climbing again)
https://preview.redd.it/nz6pg8ucr4jh1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=80e092dc465252c8f6f52d04b978cfade338b6af
You know what’s better than being first? Being right… When I started out I got the fastest scanners, I saw moves first, I was one of the first people in these breaking news moves. But here’s what I learned, breaking news doesn’t matter if nobody is paying attention. Price doesn’t move without buyers and sellers.
You don’t need to be faster, what you need is to watch the stocks other momentum traders are watching and get in close to support looking for breakouts. As I’m saying this YXT is literally doing an almost picture perfect pullback and just went from $5.30 at the low of the 1min pullback all the way to $7.59. I’ll attach an image below.
Don’t be first, be right…

# Today is Thursday, the 13th of August
## Upcoming events for Thursday, August 13th
- Stock splits:
- BNRG @ **1:6**
- MBAI @ **1:7**
- KIDZ @ **1:15**
- MYSZ @ **1:8**
- SMXT @ **1:12**
- Expected earnings:
ABEO, ACOG, ACTU, ADCT, AEBI, AEI, AEMD, AEYE, AFCG, AIFA, AIRE, AIRI, AIRJ, AIRO, AIT, ALH, ALOY, AMAT, AMPG, AMS, AMZE, ANNA, ANNX, API, APWC, ARAI, ARCO, ARX, ASND, ASPI, ATXG, AUID, AVAH, AVX, AYA, BAFN, BAK, BAP, BATL, BBLG, BCAB, BCHT, BCSS, BEAT, BEEM, BESS, BFRI, BIRD, BIRK, BJDX, BKTI, BLIN, BLNE, BLRX, BLSH, BLTE, BN, BNKK, BNT, BOF, BRAG, BRR, BSP, BTBT, BTTC, BUDA, BZAI, CAAS, CABA, CADL, CAMP, CAN, CAST, CBUS, CDT, CELC, CEPF, CEPO, CEPU, CEPV, CETX, CHAI, CHCI, CHGA, CIG, CISO, CJMB, CLBT, CLNN, CLRB, CLRO, CMMB, CNET, CNSP, CNSY, CNTN, CNVS, COCP, CODX, CPHI, CRDL, CREX, CRMD, CSAN, CSPI, CV, CVM, CWD, CYPH, DARE, DDS, DEFT, DJCO, DLO, DMRC, DNMX, DNN, DRUG, DSS, DTCX, ECC, EIC, ELBM, ELDN, ELMT, ELTX, ELUT, ENHA, ENVB, EONR, EQ, ESEA, ETON, EVTL, FABC, FBIO, FBRX, FBYD, FFAI, FGNX, FIGR, FIRY, FOCL, FRMI, FRMM, FSI, FTLF, GALT, GCTK, GDS, GEMI, GLAS, GLNG, GLOB, GMRS, GNLN, GNLX, GNPX, GNSS, GRDX, GRI, GRRR, GRSD, GTBP, GWRS, HAWK, HCTI, HCWC, HGBL, HHS, HIND, HIT, HIVE, HSDT, HTFL, HUBG, ICCC, IDAI, IDN, IDR, IGC, INKT, INV, IPDN, IPSC, IPST, IPWR, IQST, ISPC, ISSC, ITP, IVDA, IVF, IVVD, JAGU, JAGX, JCAP, JD, JFB, JTAI, KB, KGEI, KIDZ, KLC, KPTI, KTTA, KULR, KYNB, LAC, LFT, LGL, LGN, LGVN, LIEN, LINK, LIVE, LNSR, LONA, LPL, LSF, LSTA, LUCD, LUCY, LUNR, LWAY, LX, LXEO, MAMO, MDBH, MDRR, MDWD, MDXH, MFP, MGNX, MGRX, MGTX, MH, MIRA, MLCO, MLP, MNOV, MOB, MODD, MPLT, MRKR, MRLN, MSAI, MSC, MSGS, MSN, MTA, MTNB, MTR, MWH, MYSE, MYSZ, NDRA, NHIC, NKTR, NMAD, NMAX, NMG, NMTC, NOMD, NPWR, NSTS, NU, NUAI, NUWE, NXB, NXPL, NXTS, NXXT, OLOX, ONCO, ONDS, ONFO, OSRH, OXBR, PAGS, PARA, PCSA, PED, PETS, PEW, PFSA, PLAG, PLYX, PMN, PMVP, PNBK, POLA, PPSI, PRQR, PS, PSFE, PTHS, PUSA, PVL, PYXS, QFIN, QSI, QXO, RANI, RDI, REBN, REKR, RENX, REPL, RKDA, RMTI, RNA, RNAZ, RNTX, ROC, RTB, RVP, SBC, SBEV, SBMT, SDOT, SDST, SGA, SKE, SKYE, SKYQ, SLNH, SMID, SMSI, SMXT, SNTI, SNYR, SOAR, SOBR, SOWG, SPAI, SPCB, SPRB, SPRY, SQFT, SRG, SRTS, SRXH, SSII, SSTI, SSYS, STG, STNE, STRO, SWMR, TCRT, TELO, TLNC, TMC, TNON, TOON, TOPP, TPCS, TPR, TRAW, TSAT, TSSI, TVRD, UAVS, UNCY, UPLD, VALN, VBIO, VENU, VERI, VIPS, VNRX, VS, VTGN, VTIX, VTSI, VUZI, WKHS, WWW, WYY, XAIR, XBP, XE, XELB, XLO, XMAX, XNET, XOS, XRTX, XWEL, XXII, YARW, YCBD, YETI, YSS, YSWY, YXT, ZSQR, ZTEK
- Ex-div:
DRS, EXE, FANG, GOLI, HNDL, LARK, ODTE, PGC, POOL, PROV, QQQY, SATA, SFD, TBLD, TTEK, ULTI, USOY, VNOM, YQQQ, ZION
- Economic events and announcements:
- 10-Year Note Auction (actual: 4.683%, previous: 4.580%)
- CPI (actual: 0.1%, consensus: 0.1%, previous: -0.4%)
- CPI (actual: 3.4%, consensus: 3.4%, previous: 3.5%)
- CPI Index, n.s.a. (actual: 333.92, consensus: 333.99, previous: 333.95)
- CPI Index, s.a (actual: 332.81, previous: 332.57)
- CPI, n.s.a (actual: -0.01%, previous: -0.35%)
- Cleveland CPI (actual: 0.3%, previous: 0.2%)
- Core CPI (actual: 0.2%, consensus: 0.2%, previous: 0.0%)
- Core CPI (actual: 2.5%, consensus: 2.5%, previous: 2.6%)
- Core CPI Index (actual: 336.79, previous: 336.07)
- Crude Oil Imports (actual: 1.768M, previous: 0.297M)
- Crude Oil Inventories (actual: 17.423M, consensus: -1.700M, previous: 2.479M)
- Cushing Crude Oil Inventories (actual: 1.611M, previous: 2.356M)
- Distillate Fuel Production (actual: 0.050M, previous: -0.134M)
- EIA Refinery Crude Runs (actual: 0.026M, previous: -0.183M)
- EIA Weekly Distillates Stocks (actual: -0.010M, consensus: -1.300M, previous: -3.473M)
- EIA Weekly Refinery Utilization Rates (actual: -0.3%, previous: -0.7%)
- Federal Budget Balance (actual: -432.0B, consensus: -348.3B, previous: -120.0B)
- Gasoline Inventories (actual: -0.968M, consensus: -1.200M, previous: -1.643M)
- Gasoline Production (actual: -0.001M, previous: -0.309M)
- Heating Oil Stockpiles (actual: 0.192M, previous: -0.144M)
- IEA Monthly Report
- MBA 30-Year Mortgage Rate (actual: 6.77%, previous: 6.81%)
- MBA Mortgage Applications (actual: 3.6%, previous: -2.9%)
- MBA Purchase Index (actual: 157.9, previous: 154.0)
- Mortgage Market Index (actual: 248.6, previous: 240.0)
- Mortgage Refinance Index (actual: 744.4, previous: 709.1)
- OPEC Monthly Report
- Real Earnings (actual: 0.0%, previous: 0.7%)
- Thomson Reuters IPSOS PCSI (actual: 49.38, previous: 50.99)
- WASDE Report
## Upcoming events for Friday, August 14th
- Stock splits:
- BYND @ **1:30**
- HAO @ **1:20**
- Expected earnings:
ACXP, AMSS, AUUD, BBGI, BRFH, BXBL, CLDI, CSAI, DGXX, DTST, EDBL, EDSA, ELWT, FEMY, HDRN, HSHP, KALA, LFWD, LNZA, LTRN, MLSS, MSGM, NB, NEN, NFGC, NPK, NWTG, OBAI, OGEN, ONCY, OTLK, PAVM, PWCM, PXS, QNRX, RLX, RMCO, RMIX, SGML, SIDU, SIND, SLE, SONM, STEX, STRR, THM, TMS, TOMZ, TRNR, USAS, XCUR
- Ex-div:
AGNT, AIRTP, AREC, BCIC, BFST, BHRB, BPOPM, BRKRP, BSET, BWBBP, CBFV, CCD, CCNEP, CGO, CHI, CHW, CHY, CNOB, CNOBP, CPZ, CSQ, CSWC, CTAS, EBMT, EML, ESQ, FCFS, FDBC, FGBIP, GCBC, HBANM, HON, HWKN, IBOC, INBKZ, IRMD, LPLA, MGPI, MSBI, NMRK, NXST, OCCI, OCCIM, OCCIN, OSPN, OTTR, RPRX, SATA, SBFG, SBRA, SBUX, SGC, SLDE, SMBC, SMCIP, SSRM, STRC, TPG, VABK, WING, WYNN
- Economic events and announcements:
- 30-Year Bond Auction (previous: 5.058%)
- 4-Week Bill Auction (previous: 3.640%)
- 8-Week Bill Auction (previous: 3.710%)
- Continuing Jobless Claims (consensus: 1,800K, previous: 1,801K)
- Core PPI (consensus: 0.3%, previous: 0.2%)
- Core PPI (consensus: 4.2%, previous: 4.7%)
- FOMC Member Barkin Speaks
- Fed's Balance Sheet (previous: 6,749B)
- Initial Jobless Claims (consensus: 202K, previous: 199K)
- Jobless Claims 4-Week Avg. (previous: 198.75K)
- Natural Gas Storage (consensus: 31B, previous: 33B)
- PPI (consensus: 0.2%, previous: -0.3%)
- PPI (consensus: 4.9%, previous: 5.5%)
- PPI ex. Food/Energy/Transport (previous: 0.1%)
- PPI ex. Food/Energy/Transport (previous: 5.1%)
- Reserve Balances with Federal Reserve Banks (previous: 3.002T)
## Upcoming events for Saturday, August 15th
- Economic events and announcements:
- Atlanta Fed GDPNow (consensus: 5.8%, previous: 5.8%)
- Business Inventories (consensus: 0.2%, previous: 0.3%)
- CFTC Aluminium speculative net positions (previous: -0.9K)
- CFTC Copper speculative net positions (previous: 77.1K)
- CFTC Corn speculative net positions (previous: 255.1K)
- CFTC Crude Oil speculative net positions (previous: 112.4K)
- CFTC Gold speculative net positions (previous: 197.6K)
- CFTC Nasdaq 100 speculative net positions (previous: -14.6K)
- CFTC Natural Gas speculative net positions (previous: -197.5K)
- CFTC S&P 500 speculative net positions (previous: -27.3K)
- CFTC Silver speculative net positions (previous: 22.3K)
- CFTC Soybeans speculative net positions (previous: 175.5K)
- CFTC Wheat speculative net positions (previous: -14.8K)
- Core Retail Sales (consensus: 0.2%, previous: -0.2%)
- Michigan 1-Year Inflation Expectations (previous: 4.2%)
- Michigan 5-Year Inflation Expectations (previous: 3.3%)
- Michigan Consumer Expectations (previous: 55.4)
- Michigan Consumer Sentiment (consensus: 54.4, previous: 55.2)
- Michigan Current Conditions (previous: 54.8)
- Retail Control (previous: 0.5%)
- Retail Inventories Ex Auto (previous: -0.2%)
- Retail Sales (consensus: 0.1%, previous: 0.2%)
- Retail Sales (previous: 6.72%)
- Retail Sales Ex Gas/Autos (previous: 0.4%)
- U.S. Baker Hughes Oil Rig Count (previous: 454)
- U.S. Baker Hughes Total Rig Count (previous: 588)
^^^^2026-08-13

Sorry for the long one here but I wish someone told me this shit years ago.
I use WeBull. My personal suggestion would be move away from RH, they are decent broker for longer term moves and those who want a plethora of asset classes to trade, but for momentum traders it’s lacking tools that are essential. I don’t use ladders; I use volume, T&S, Lvl 2. Some indicators I use are VWAP, 9/20 EMA, MACD. These help me see potential support at VWAP or EMAs, and MACD helps show that we’re on the backside of the move where pullbacks won’t work as cleanly.
1.) WeBull allows customizable hot keys so I can place orders above the ask to ensure I get filled on these fast paced moves. I want to be able to place trades above to current ask price, that way if my order gets to the exchange and it’s already moved up I can still get in the position. Also helps being able to bail out if it doesn’t work in my favor. I prefer to sell at the ask so I don’t hurt the actual momentum and my own position, but if it’s not working I don’t wanna sit around and find out.
2.) WeBull has sub 1 minute charts for those really fast movers. If I’m using sub 1 minute charts I don’t expect to be in the trade long. The chart I’m looking at for entry influences how long I plan to hold. A pullback in the 5min chart needs more time to play out, a 1 minute pullback needs less time to play out, sub one minute charts usually offer instant resolve (aka I’m either almost instantly wrong and I bail or it works in my favor and I can look at the 1 min chart for signs to exit the position, such as a new candle closing red or a topping tail forming)
Here’s a nuance people don’t often talk about; all charts can lag when stocks are really moving. WeBull and many other brokers will have executed orders come in moments after a candle closes so if you refresh it can change what the chart looks like (very minuscule differences, but differences nonetheless). I learned this when reviewing trades; I saw a pullback live and when I went back to the chart later the pullback looks different. The best way to combat this is watching the tape (T&S). The chart just draws a picture of what the T&S shows in real time. It also prompted me to start screen recording my sessions so I can see EXACTLY the same thing I saw live that influenced my decisions to get in or out.
Clarification for trading pullbacks; Image from the YXT example earlier
https://preview.redd.it/nfziqdyd46jh1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5c1c8e5557a8d3aaabf42b215ad027209fc7ef1c
***Entry*** at new high over ***previous*** ***candle***, stop out if it goes back to support, targeting previous high starting to take profits, maybe holding some for a move higher. It literally bounced off VWAP here so that would be a decent entry for a **starter** position (not full size in case VWAP breaks)
This usually happens in a somewhat uniform manner across momentum stocks in play. If shit is chopping sideways it’s not in play for a pullback trade. Pullbacks are used when something is squeezing higher. Don’t get beat up trying to trade pullbacks on TSLA chopping on a random Tuesday with no news.
It’s the same reason VWAP and EMA bounces work on in play stocks; lots of traders respect them and trade them in a similar manner. If you’re trading some dumb Fibonacci stuff not many real traders use or respect you’ll find outcomes are random without edge. Pullbacks work because other traders are also looking for support to bottom out and a continuation for the next leg higher.
Essentially, your job is to do what others are doing. Trade with the trend.
***Don’t catch falling knives, and don’t try to grab onto a rope attached to a rocket ship or your arms could get torn off.***
I’ve had more than a few trades in my time where I literally bought $0.01 from the high because I thought I was jumping on the rocket when I was really exiting liquidity for smarter traders.
Not financial advice, just some free sauce I had to learn the hard way.

Don’t get in on an overextended move. Wait for a pullback and watch for more buyers to step in. When buyers step back in use that as a SL, because if it breaks clearly the buyers are no longer supporting that price level.
On momentum plays that’s how I trade the initial moves, albeit I tend to stick with stocks over $1.
SCKT a few days ago had some pristine pullbacks (see image below) as an example.
It ran up to \~$0.70, pulled back for a single 15 second candle, and went to $1.15, second pullback and ran up to almost $4 (assuming a short got liquidated because it had a 100%+ move in a single 15 second candle and went back to $1.50 before climbing again)
https://preview.redd.it/nz6pg8ucr4jh1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=80e092dc465252c8f6f52d04b978cfade338b6af
You know what’s better than being first? Being right… When I started out I got the fastest scanners, I saw moves first, I was one of the first people in these breaking news moves. But here’s what I learned, breaking news doesn’t matter if nobody is paying attention. Price doesn’t move without buyers and sellers.
You don’t need to be faster, what you need is to watch the stocks other momentum traders are watching and get in close to support looking for breakouts. As I’m saying this YXT is literally doing an almost picture perfect pullback and just went from $5.30 at the low of the 1min pullback all the way to $7.59. I’ll attach an image below.
Don’t be first, be right…

# Today is Thursday, the 13th of August
## Upcoming events for Thursday, August 13th
- Stock splits:
- BNRG @ **1:6**
- MBAI @ **1:7**
- KIDZ @ **1:15**
- MYSZ @ **1:8**
- SMXT @ **1:12**
- Expected earnings:
ABEO, ACOG, ACTU, ADCT, AEBI, AEI, AEMD, AEYE, AFCG, AIFA, AIRE, AIRI, AIRJ, AIRO, AIT, ALH, ALOY, AMAT, AMPG, AMS, AMZE, ANNA, ANNX, API, APWC, ARAI, ARCO, ARX, ASND, ASPI, ATXG, AUID, AVAH, AVX, AYA, BAFN, BAK, BAP, BATL, BBLG, BCAB, BCHT, BCSS, BEAT, BEEM, BESS, BFRI, BIRD, BIRK, BJDX, BKTI, BLIN, BLNE, BLRX, BLSH, BLTE, BN, BNKK, BNT, BOF, BRAG, BRR, BSP, BTBT, BTTC, BUDA, BZAI, CAAS, CABA, CADL, CAMP, CAN, CAST, CBUS, CDT, CELC, CEPF, CEPO, CEPU, CEPV, CETX, CHAI, CHCI, CHGA, CIG, CISO, CJMB, CLBT, CLNN, CLRB, CLRO, CMMB, CNET, CNSP, CNSY, CNTN, CNVS, COCP, CODX, CPHI, CRDL, CREX, CRMD, CSAN, CSPI, CV, CVM, CWD, CYPH, DARE, DDS, DEFT, DJCO, DLO, DMRC, DNMX, DNN, DRUG, DSS, DTCX, ECC, EIC, ELBM, ELDN, ELMT, ELTX, ELUT, ENHA, ENVB, EONR, EQ, ESEA, ETON, EVTL, FABC, FBIO, FBRX, FBYD, FFAI, FGNX, FIGR, FIRY, FOCL, FRMI, FRMM, FSI, FTLF, GALT, GCTK, GDS, GEMI, GLAS, GLNG, GLOB, GMRS, GNLN, GNLX, GNPX, GNSS, GRDX, GRI, GRRR, GRSD, GTBP, GWRS, HAWK, HCTI, HCWC, HGBL, HHS, HIND, HIT, HIVE, HSDT, HTFL, HUBG, ICCC, IDAI, IDN, IDR, IGC, INKT, INV, IPDN, IPSC, IPST, IPWR, IQST, ISPC, ISSC, ITP, IVDA, IVF, IVVD, JAGU, JAGX, JCAP, JD, JFB, JTAI, KB, KGEI, KIDZ, KLC, KPTI, KTTA, KULR, KYNB, LAC, LFT, LGL, LGN, LGVN, LIEN, LINK, LIVE, LNSR, LONA, LPL, LSF, LSTA, LUCD, LUCY, LUNR, LWAY, LX, LXEO, MAMO, MDBH, MDRR, MDWD, MDXH, MFP, MGNX, MGRX, MGTX, MH, MIRA, MLCO, MLP, MNOV, MOB, MODD, MPLT, MRKR, MRLN, MSAI, MSC, MSGS, MSN, MTA, MTNB, MTR, MWH, MYSE, MYSZ, NDRA, NHIC, NKTR, NMAD, NMAX, NMG, NMTC, NOMD, NPWR, NSTS, NU, NUAI, NUWE, NXB, NXPL, NXTS, NXXT, OLOX, ONCO, ONDS, ONFO, OSRH, OXBR, PAGS, PARA, PCSA, PED, PETS, PEW, PFSA, PLAG, PLYX, PMN, PMVP, PNBK, POLA, PPSI, PRQR, PS, PSFE, PTHS, PUSA, PVL, PYXS, QFIN, QSI, QXO, RANI, RDI, REBN, REKR, RENX, REPL, RKDA, RMTI, RNA, RNAZ, RNTX, ROC, RTB, RVP, SBC, SBEV, SBMT, SDOT, SDST, SGA, SKE, SKYE, SKYQ, SLNH, SMID, SMSI, SMXT, SNTI, SNYR, SOAR, SOBR, SOWG, SPAI, SPCB, SPRB, SPRY, SQFT, SRG, SRTS, SRXH, SSII, SSTI, SSYS, STG, STNE, STRO, SWMR, TCRT, TELO, TLNC, TMC, TNON, TOON, TOPP, TPCS, TPR, TRAW, TSAT, TSSI, TVRD, UAVS, UNCY, UPLD, VALN, VBIO, VENU, VERI, VIPS, VNRX, VS, VTGN, VTIX, VTSI, VUZI, WKHS, WWW, WYY, XAIR, XBP, XE, XELB, XLO, XMAX, XNET, XOS, XRTX, XWEL, XXII, YARW, YCBD, YETI, YSS, YSWY, YXT, ZSQR, ZTEK
- Ex-div:
DRS, EXE, FANG, GOLI, HNDL, LARK, ODTE, PGC, POOL, PROV, QQQY, SATA, SFD, TBLD, TTEK, ULTI, USOY, VNOM, YQQQ, ZION
- Economic events and announcements:
- 10-Year Note Auction (actual: 4.683%, previous: 4.580%)
- CPI (actual: 0.1%, consensus: 0.1%, previous: -0.4%)
- CPI (actual: 3.4%, consensus: 3.4%, previous: 3.5%)
- CPI Index, n.s.a. (actual: 333.92, consensus: 333.99, previous: 333.95)
- CPI Index, s.a (actual: 332.81, previous: 332.57)
- CPI, n.s.a (actual: -0.01%, previous: -0.35%)
- Cleveland CPI (actual: 0.3%, previous: 0.2%)
- Core CPI (actual: 0.2%, consensus: 0.2%, previous: 0.0%)
- Core CPI (actual: 2.5%, consensus: 2.5%, previous: 2.6%)
- Core CPI Index (actual: 336.79, previous: 336.07)
- Crude Oil Imports (actual: 1.768M, previous: 0.297M)
- Crude Oil Inventories (actual: 17.423M, consensus: -1.700M, previous: 2.479M)
- Cushing Crude Oil Inventories (actual: 1.611M, previous: 2.356M)
- Distillate Fuel Production (actual: 0.050M, previous: -0.134M)
- EIA Refinery Crude Runs (actual: 0.026M, previous: -0.183M)
- EIA Weekly Distillates Stocks (actual: -0.010M, consensus: -1.300M, previous: -3.473M)
- EIA Weekly Refinery Utilization Rates (actual: -0.3%, previous: -0.7%)
- Federal Budget Balance (actual: -432.0B, consensus: -348.3B, previous: -120.0B)
- Gasoline Inventories (actual: -0.968M, consensus: -1.200M, previous: -1.643M)
- Gasoline Production (actual: -0.001M, previous: -0.309M)
- Heating Oil Stockpiles (actual: 0.192M, previous: -0.144M)
- IEA Monthly Report
- MBA 30-Year Mortgage Rate (actual: 6.77%, previous: 6.81%)
- MBA Mortgage Applications (actual: 3.6%, previous: -2.9%)
- MBA Purchase Index (actual: 157.9, previous: 154.0)
- Mortgage Market Index (actual: 248.6, previous: 240.0)
- Mortgage Refinance Index (actual: 744.4, previous: 709.1)
- OPEC Monthly Report
- Real Earnings (actual: 0.0%, previous: 0.7%)
- Thomson Reuters IPSOS PCSI (actual: 49.38, previous: 50.99)
- WASDE Report
## Upcoming events for Friday, August 14th
- Stock splits:
- BYND @ **1:30**
- HAO @ **1:20**
- Expected earnings:
ACXP, AMSS, AUUD, BBGI, BRFH, BXBL, CLDI, CSAI, DGXX, DTST, EDBL, EDSA, ELWT, FEMY, HDRN, HSHP, KALA, LFWD, LNZA, LTRN, MLSS, MSGM, NB, NEN, NFGC, NPK, NWTG, OBAI, OGEN, ONCY, OTLK, PAVM, PWCM, PXS, QNRX, RLX, RMCO, RMIX, SGML, SIDU, SIND, SLE, SONM, STEX, STRR, THM, TMS, TOMZ, TRNR, USAS, XCUR
- Ex-div:
AGNT, AIRTP, AREC, BCIC, BFST, BHRB, BPOPM, BRKRP, BSET, BWBBP, CBFV, CCD, CCNEP, CGO, CHI, CHW, CHY, CNOB, CNOBP, CPZ, CSQ, CSWC, CTAS, EBMT, EML, ESQ, FCFS, FDBC, FGBIP, GCBC, HBANM, HON, HWKN, IBOC, INBKZ, IRMD, LPLA, MGPI, MSBI, NMRK, NXST, OCCI, OCCIM, OCCIN, OSPN, OTTR, RPRX, SATA, SBFG, SBRA, SBUX, SGC, SLDE, SMBC, SMCIP, SSRM, STRC, TPG, VABK, WING, WYNN
- Economic events and announcements:
- 30-Year Bond Auction (previous: 5.058%)
- 4-Week Bill Auction (previous: 3.640%)
- 8-Week Bill Auction (previous: 3.710%)
- Continuing Jobless Claims (consensus: 1,800K, previous: 1,801K)
- Core PPI (consensus: 0.3%, previous: 0.2%)
- Core PPI (consensus: 4.2%, previous: 4.7%)
- FOMC Member Barkin Speaks
- Fed's Balance Sheet (previous: 6,749B)
- Initial Jobless Claims (consensus: 202K, previous: 199K)
- Jobless Claims 4-Week Avg. (previous: 198.75K)
- Natural Gas Storage (consensus: 31B, previous: 33B)
- PPI (consensus: 0.2%, previous: -0.3%)
- PPI (consensus: 4.9%, previous: 5.5%)
- PPI ex. Food/Energy/Transport (previous: 0.1%)
- PPI ex. Food/Energy/Transport (previous: 5.1%)
- Reserve Balances with Federal Reserve Banks (previous: 3.002T)
## Upcoming events for Saturday, August 15th
- Economic events and announcements:
- Atlanta Fed GDPNow (consensus: 5.8%, previous: 5.8%)
- Business Inventories (consensus: 0.2%, previous: 0.3%)
- CFTC Aluminium speculative net positions (previous: -0.9K)
- CFTC Copper speculative net positions (previous: 77.1K)
- CFTC Corn speculative net positions (previous: 255.1K)
- CFTC Crude Oil speculative net positions (previous: 112.4K)
- CFTC Gold speculative net positions (previous: 197.6K)
- CFTC Nasdaq 100 speculative net positions (previous: -14.6K)
- CFTC Natural Gas speculative net positions (previous: -197.5K)
- CFTC S&P 500 speculative net positions (previous: -27.3K)
- CFTC Silver speculative net positions (previous: 22.3K)
- CFTC Soybeans speculative net positions (previous: 175.5K)
- CFTC Wheat speculative net positions (previous: -14.8K)
- Core Retail Sales (consensus: 0.2%, previous: -0.2%)
- Michigan 1-Year Inflation Expectations (previous: 4.2%)
- Michigan 5-Year Inflation Expectations (previous: 3.3%)
- Michigan Consumer Expectations (previous: 55.4)
- Michigan Consumer Sentiment (consensus: 54.4, previous: 55.2)
- Michigan Current Conditions (previous: 54.8)
- Retail Control (previous: 0.5%)
- Retail Inventories Ex Auto (previous: -0.2%)
- Retail Sales (consensus: 0.1%, previous: 0.2%)
- Retail Sales (previous: 6.72%)
- Retail Sales Ex Gas/Autos (previous: 0.4%)
- U.S. Baker Hughes Oil Rig Count (previous: 454)
- U.S. Baker Hughes Total Rig Count (previous: 588)
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