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[Wednesday 11.05.2025 Drop!](https://imgur.com/a/eydBSk2)
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[1911 $5 Gold Indian Head Half Eagle](https://imgur.com/a/6CCyAsl) Contains 8.359 or 0.24187 Troy ounce of gold. - **$1014**
[1945 Mexico Gold Dos Pesos](https://imgur.com/a/egoDbxi ) Contains 1.6666 grams or 0.0482 troy ounce of gold. - **$215**
**World Silver Coins**
[1985 Libertad 20 Onzas Plata Pura roll](https://imgur.com/a/kHCH0qP) Roll is unopened, but is starting tear. - **$1375**
[2022 Libertad 5 Onzas Plata Pura Coin](https://imgur.com/a/GXkc1GF) Comes in capsule. - **$289**
**Vintage Pieces**
[AGS 10 TO 999 fine silver bar](https://imgur.com/a/wwaqxD4) Cool trapezoid-shaped vintage bar produced by American Gold & Silver back in the early 1980’s in Portland, Oregon. Serial 15050. - **$565**
[A-Mark 1 ounce Troy pure silver stacker bars](https://imgur.com/a/sySeo8X) Produced by U.S.V.I. Ingot Co. in 1981. 3 available. - **$56 each**
[A-Mark 1 oz Troy pure silver stacker bar](https://imgur.com/a/FvDTQW2) More rare Oval Logo variety produced in 1980 by U.S.V.I. Ingot Co. - **$64**
[Draper Mint Swiss of America Golden West Teton 999 fine silver one ounce Rolos](https://imgur.com/a/8ybXY8x) Produced in Draper, Utah in the early 1970’s. 8 available. - **$55.75 each**
[California Crown Mint 5 Tr oz. .999+ fine silver bar](https://imgur.com/a/9Sgdl8Y) Most of these were made in 1981, but a couple in 1982. The lot number coincides with the production date. For example Lot # 1 14 81, means it was produced on January 14, 1981. - **$279**
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[Northstar Mint 10 Troy ounces .999+ fine silver bars](https://imgur.com/a/fOpBLnY) 2 available. - **$515 each**
[RCM 10 Troy oz 999+ fine silver bar](https://imgur.com/a/wll1Sy4) Royal Canadian Mint vintage 10oz landscape variety. “B” Series. Serial B009223. - **$560**
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[TenTex 5 tr. oz. 999+ fine silver bars](https://imgur.com/a/k5AImON) Tennessee Texas. 3 available. -**$273 each**
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[W. H. Foster 10 Troy ounces .999 silver extruded bar](https://imgur.com/a/p0lDTPW) Type one hallmark with the Continental Coin counterstamp and weight designation. AE estimated mintage <200. - **$1425**
[Gold Standard Corp. 10 TR. OZ. fine silver bar produced by Engelhard](https://imgur.com/a/lvuUHk8) AE estimates <5000. Serial 10011. - **$579**
[1976 Engelhard Stēcowovens / Stēcoknit one troy ounce .999 fine silver round](https://imgur.com/a/cSNAUa2) Very cool toning! AE estimated mintage <5000. - **$170**
[Engelhard 10 tr. oz 999+ fine silver bars](https://imgur.com/a/4Zgoakv) P series loaves. 4 available. - **$532 each**
[Engelhard 20•000 oz 999+ fine silver bar Serial 186131](https://imgur.com/a/saW4WNV) 6th series with wider mold. - **$1185**
[Engelhard 20•000 oz 999+ fine silver bar Serial 198258](https://imgur.com/a/6MU8zaW) 6th series with less width but slightly higher compared to 186131.- **$1185**
[Engelhard Alaska Airlines 1 gram 999.9 fine gold bar](https://imgur.com/a/2EvoWP1) Collaboration piece with Alaska Airlines. Comes with original sleeve and order form. Serial No. 6987. Most recent [comp](https://imgur.com/a/fAXleW3) sold
for $575, without the marketing material. - **$540**
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E V I L  T O  T H E. M A X C O R E‼️

Quick setup: Oil’s soft (Brent hovering \~$64), OPEC+ chatter is “pause, not stop” into their Nov 30 check-in, and the weekly U.S. crude report hits 10:30 ET. Expect whipsaw on E&Ps and shippers around the print.
**Catalyst clock (today):**
* **10:00 ET – AES call/print context.** AES is on the tape with Q3 results this morning; headlines dropped last night, call around the open. Utilities + renewables complex can sympathy-move.
* **10:30 ET – EIA crude inventories.** Classic two-stage move (headline algo spike, then fade/continuation). Watch crude-beta equities/ETFs.
**Tickers to watch (why / how I’d trade them):**
* **PLUG** fresh **PR** this morning on a 5 **MW electrolyzer install in NL.** It’s not huge **MW**, but it’s new flow and gets retail bots active. Look for pre-market gap + opening range break, fade if volume dies.
* **AES** results + call. First move is usually knee-jerk on headline; second leg follows commentary on rate base growth/tax credits. Use **VWAP** reclaim/lose as your toggle.
* **VST / CEG / NRG** data-center power trio. Not single-name catalysts today, but they ride any “power scarcity” headlines and AES read-through. If EIA sends crude sharply lower and utilities catch a bid, these can trend. (CEG has earnings 11/7.)
* **XLE / XOP / OIH** sector ETFs for the 10:30 ET print. I stalk a 1-minute opening impulse on inventories, then switch to 5-minute structure for continuation/fade.
* **IMPP** (thin shipper) reacts to oil beta and tape risk-on. Treat as scalp only; liquidity vanishes fast. Use hard stops.
* **FLNC** no print today, but storage names sometimes follow utility commentary / peak-shaving chatter. If AES talks storage margins, watch **FLNC** for sympathy. (Earnings Nov 24.)
**Tape context to keep in mind:**
* **Brent** \~ $64 and OPEC+ signaling they’ll reassess Nov 30. If inventories surprise big (build = pressure / draw = squeeze), lean into XOP components first; they move cleaner than majors on momentum days.
**Additional angle:** microgrid integrators can pop on “onsite power / data-center” headlines; one I watch for sympathy and liquidity pockets is nххt BUT trade the tape, not the story.
**Risk notes:** EIA minutes are widow-maker territory; don’t marry a bias. For the earnings names, trade levels (ORBs, VWAP, prior day H/L), not your feelings about fundamentals. NFA DYOR

Morning everyone!
Economic report(s) scheduled for the day is(are) | at^[i](https://fidelityfiplus.econoday.com/byweek): MBA Mortgage Applications | 7am, ADP Employment Report | 8:15, PMI Composite Final | 9:45, ISM Services Index | 10, EIA Petroleum Status Report | 10:30. Media platforms are discussing: Government Shutdown, Stock Market Valuation test, Starbucks sells off China business, Stellantis Recalls Jeeps, Denny’s to be taken private, Tariff test before the Supreme Court, Global Chip Selloff. Every other article was about the stock market valuations, whether they are stretched, could run further, have reasons for falling, global economics at play, and so on; all of which makes sense in a way, so pick one’s own adventure and wait long enough to be found correct at some specific point for one reason or another. Premarket futures were down a bit in early trading as of 7am, apart from the Russell 2k bucking the trend, VIX futures were up.
MVIS ended the last trading session at 1.06, on slightly lower volume traded compared to the daily average over the past month. Range for the day opened up heavily on the downside with the overall market negativity being clearly seen. Fee rate on Fidelity dipped back after the brief and slight rise seen to a half percent from the quarter percent to which it has returned. The company announced the date for results, for which we are looking for positives to propel the stock price upwards, but without having announced new contracts and no visible signs of revenues to date, that remains questionable at best. Sector has changed significantly over the past 5 years, with the valuation of the sector having dropped considerably despite some of the gains seen earlier this year in the foreign markets or non-automotive efforts. The market share is ripe for harvest by the right combination of technology, affordability, and scalability now.
## Daily Data
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|H: 1.15 — L: 1.05 — C: 1.06 ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/historical/) |[Calendar](https://fidelityfiplus.econoday.com/byweek.asp)|
|:- |:-|
|**Pivots ↗︎ : 1.12, 1.18, 1.22** ^([i](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/pivotpoint.asp)) |**Pivots ↘︎ : 1.02, 0.99, 0.93**|
|Total Options Vol: 2,663 ^([i](https://researchtools.fidelity.com/ftgw/mloptions/goto/underlyingStatistics?cusip=&symbol=MVIS&Search=Search)) |Avg 90d Options: 3,405|
|Calls: 2,209 ~ 53% at Bid or ↘︎ |Puts: 454 ~ 65% at Market ⊟|
|Open Exchanges: 2,477k ~ 42% ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/exchange-volume/) |Off Exchanges: 3,442k ~ 58% ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/exchange-volume/)|
|IBKR: 2,200k Rate: 3.99%^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/borrow-fee/) |Fidelity: 5,000k Rate: 0.25%
|**R Vol: 95% of Avg Vol: 6,155k** ^([i](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/averagedailytradingvolume.asp)) |**Short Vol: 2,460k of 3,746k ~ 66%** ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/short-volume/?tblshortvolix=0)|

^(Follow links for sources. Bold text represents key points or larger data, Italics are slightly unusual or lower than normal.)

# Today is Wednesday, the 5th of November
## Upcoming events for Wednesday, November 5th
- Stock splits:
- BMXC @ **1:800**
- IPST @ **1:20**
- Expected earnings:
AAUC, ABUS, ACAD, ACB, ACET, ACHC, ACIC, ACMR, ACRS, ACT, ACTG, ACVA, ADMA, ADNT, ADPT, AEE, AEVA, AG, AIMD, AIN, AKA, ALB, ALEC, ALIT, ALL, ALNT, ALTO, AMC, AMCR, AMPL, AMPY, AMSC, ANIK, AOSL, APA, APP, APT, AQST, ARAY, ARCB, ARKO, ARM, ARQ, ARRY, ARVN, ASC, ASTE, ATNI, ATO, ATS, AUST, AVA, AVNS, AVNT, AWR, BALY, BATRA, BATRK, BBSI, BCO, BEP, BEPC, BG, BGS, BGSF, BKH, BMBL, BORR, BRLT, BRNS, BROS, BSY, BTG, BTMD, BUR, BWMN, CAI, CAPL, CCJ, CCRN, CCSI, CCU, CDLX, CF, CG, CHH, CHT, CHYM, CIX, CLDT, CLDX, CMTG, CNK, CNMD, CNTX, CODI, COHR, COOK, COR, COTY, COYA, CPAY, CPRX, CRBU, CRH, CRL, CSGS, CSV, CTKB, CTRE, CTRI, CVRX, CW, CWAN, CXT, CXW, CYN, CYTK, DASH, DBD, DDL, DIN, DLX, DNLI, DNOW, DOCN, DT, DUOL, DVAX, DVN, ECOR, ECPG, EE, EFC, EHAB, EHTH, ELA, ELAN, ELF, ELP, ELPC, EMR, ENS, ENVX, EOLS, EOSE, EPSN, EQX, ERII, ESTA, ET, EVO, EYE, EYPT, FAT, FATBB, FC, FCUV, FICO, FIG, FIS, FLOC, FRGE, FRPH, FRSH, FSK, FSLY, FSM, FTDR, FTNT, FTRE, FVRR, FWONA, FWONK, FWRD, GBIO, GCMG, GEF, GEF.B, GERN, GFL, GHLD, GIB, GLIBA, GLIBK, GLPG, GNK, GNL, GNW, GOLF, GPMT, GPRE, GPRK, GSM, HBB, HCC, HDSN, HEPS, HIPO, HL, HLF, HMC, HNST, HOOD, HPK, HPP, HRTG, HST, HUBS, HUM, IBP, IEP, IMCR, INFA, INGN, INMD, INSE, INTT, INVA, IONQ, IPAR, IPI, IRBT, IRM, IRS, JANX, JAZZ, JCI, JLL, JOBY, KAR, KE, KLXE, KMPR, KMT, KNTK, KRNT, KROS, KVYO, KW, LAND, LAW, LBRDA, LBRDK, LCID, LENZ, LEU, LILA, LILAK, LINE, LIVN, LLYVA, LLYVK, LMND, LND, LNW, LOPE, LPX, LRMR, LSAK, LTBR, LTM, LTRX, LYFT, LZ, MATV, MCD, MCK, MCRB, MET, MGEE, MGNI, MIAX, MKSI, MLR, MNKD, MNTK, MQ, MRAM, MRCC, MTRX, MTW, MUR, MXCT, MYO, NAMS, NATL, NC, NDLS, NEON, NFG, NGVT, NHTC, NLOP, NTR, NVO, NWN, NXDR, NYT, OBDC, OC, OCGN, ODP, OESX, OR, OSS, OSUR, OTEX, OTF, PAA, PACB, PAGP, PAHC, PAYC, PAYO, PCOR, PCSA, PEB, PEN, PETS, PFGC, PKOH, PKST, PLSE, PLYM, PNTG, POWI, PPL, PR, PRAX, PRCH, PRGO, PRI, PRLD, PRPO, PRSU, PSBD, PSN, PTC, PTRN, QCOM, QDEL, QSI, QTWO, QVCGA, RAL, RAMP, RDVT, RDW, RELY, REPX, REZI, RGLD, RGR, RLJ, RM, ROOT, RPRX, RVMD, RXRX, RXST, RYN, SABR, SABS, SACH, SAFE, SBGI, SBRA, SCNX, SCYX, SD, SDGR, SDHC, SDRL, SEDG, SEMR, SENEA, SENEB, SENS, SES, SEZL, SFL, SHOO, SII, SITC, SITM, SKYT, SLDE, SLF, SLNG, SMA, SMG, SMRT, SNAP, SNBR, SONO, SPT, SRAD, SRDX, SRE, SRI, SRZN, SST, STAA, STE, STKL, SUN, SVC, SVCC, SWX, TALO, TBLA, TECH, TEVA, TGB, TKO, TLN, TM, TNYA, TOMZ, TPB, TPC, TPL, TPVG, TRGP, TRIN, TRMB, TRNO, TROX, TRUE, TRVI, TTAM, TWIN, U, UBCP, UHAL, UHAL.B, UIS, ULCC, UNB, UP, USAC, USPH, VAC, VECO, VET, VGZ, VIR, VMD, VOXR, VSH, WBX, WHWK, WK, WTI, WTM, WTS, WWW, XNCR, XPEL, XPER, ZBH, ZIP, ZVIA, ZVRA
- Ex-div:
ALTY, AMAL, AMDU, DUKH, EFAS, ETHI, FEAT, FIVY, HFWA, HIMY, HOOI, KRNY, MST, NBBK, NFBK, ONBPO, ONBPP, ORRF, PLT, QDTY, QLDY, RDTY, SDTY, SIRI, SMCC, SRET, UVSP, WTBA
- Economic events and announcements:
- API Weekly Crude Oil Stock (actual: 6.500M, consensus: -2.400M, previous: -4.000M)
- FOMC Member Bowman Speaks
- IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism (actual: 43.9, consensus: 48.1, previous: 48.3)
- OPEC Crude Oil Production Algeria (Barrel) (actual: 0.96M, previous: 0.96M)
- OPEC Crude Oil Production Congo (Barrel) (actual: 0.26M, previous: 0.26M)
- OPEC Crude Oil Production Gabon (Barrel) (actual: 0.23M, previous: 0.23M)
- OPEC Crude Oil Production Guinea (Barrel) (actual: 0.06M, previous: 0.05M)
- OPEC Crude Oil Production Kuwait (Barrel) (actual: 2.52M, previous: 2.52M)
- OPEC Crude Oil Production Libya (Barrel) (actual: 1.25M, previous: 1.29M)
- OPEC Crude Oil Production Nigeria (Barrel) (actual: 1.53M, previous: 1.55M)
- OPEC Crude oil Production Iran (Barrel) (actual: 3.37M, previous: 3.38M)
- OPEC Crude oil Production Iraq (Barrel) (actual: 4.06M, previous: 4.01M)
- OPEC Crude oil Production Saudi Arabia (Barrel) (actual: 9.90M, previous: 9.85M)
- OPEC Crude oil Production UAE (Barrel) (actual: 3.36M, previous: 3.35M)
- OPEC Crude oil Production Venezuela (Barrel) (actual: 0.93M, previous: 0.95M)
- Redbook (actual: 5.7%, previous: 5.2%)
## Upcoming events for Thursday, November 6th
- Stock splits:
- AUHIF @ **1:10**
- BABYF @ **1:10**
- Expected earnings:
AACG, AAOI, AAON, ABCL, ABL, ABNB, ACCS, ACFN, ACHR, ACHV, ACIW, ACLX, ADV, AFRM, AGO, AHL, AHR, AIV, AKAM, ALDX, ALG, ALGS, ALLO, ALRM, ALT, ALTG, AMBQ, AMLX, AMN, AMPH, AMPX, AMR, AMRK, AMTX, AOMR, AORT, APD, APLT, APPN, APRE, APVO, APYX, ARHS, ARL, ARLO, ASLE, ASMB, ASPN, ASTH, ATHA, ATHM, ATLC, ATUS, ATYR, AUUD, AVAH, AVIR, AVPT, AVTX, AZN, BAER, BAK, BAP, BBDC, BBDO, BBU, BCAB, BCE, BCIC, BDX, BFS, BGC, BHF, BILL, BIOA, BIRD, BJDX, BKD, BKSY, BKTI, BL, BLFS, BLMN, BLND, BLNK, BLZE, BOLD, BRFH, BRT, BRY, BSLK, BZFD, CABO, CARG, CARL, CARS, CC, CCCC, CCLD, CCO, CCOI, CDTX, CDXS, CE, CELH, CENX, CERS, CERT, CGEM, CHCI, CHMI, CHRS, CIA, CIM, CING, CIO, CION, CIVI, CLAR, CLFD, CLPR, CLPT, CMBM, CMBT, CMRC, CNQ, CNR, CNTY, COLD, COLL, CON, COP, CPHC, CPK, CPSS, CPT, CRBP, CRDF, CRIS, CRNX, CRON, CTLP, CTMX, CTRM, CVKD, DBX, DCO, DD, DDOG, DH, DIOD, DKNG, DMLP, DNA, DNN, DNTH, DNUT, DOCS, DRCT, DRH, DRIO, DSGN, DTI, DWTX, DXPE, EB, EBR, EBR.B, ED, EDAP, EFXT, ELUT, EMX, ENOV, EOG, EPAM, EPRX, ESPR, ETON, EVAX, EVCM, EVH, EVOK, EVRG, EVTC, EWTX, EXFY, EXPE, EXPI, FA, FARM, FDUS, FENC, FFAI, FG, FGBI, FIGS, FIVN, FLL, FLO, FNF, FNKO, FOUR, FOXF, FROG, G, GAU, GCT, GDEN, GEN, GEO, GHI, GLUE, GMAB, GMED, GOCO, GOGO, GOOS, GOSS, GPRO, GREE, GRND, GRNT, GROW, GRPN, GRWG, GSAT, GSBD, GVA, H, HAE, HASI, HBI, HBIO, HCI, HGBL, HIHO, HIMX, HMR, HOWL, HQI, HRB, HSHP, HUN, HYFM, IBEX, IBOC, ICUI, IFS, IMA, IMNN, IMUX, INBS, INDI, INOD, INSG, INSW, INUV, IOR, IOVA, IREN, IRWD, ISOU, ISPC, JBI, JSPR, JYNT, KELYA, KELYB, KFS, KINS, KODK, KRMN, KRO, KRP, KRT, KRUS, KVHI, LAMR, LASR, LCTX, LCUT, LDI, LFCR, LFMD, LFST, LGND, LI, LIDR, LION, LMAT, LNSR, LNT, LNTH, LOMA, LPCN, LPG, LPRO, LPTH, LSPD, LSTA, LTRN, LVO, LXRX, LYEL, LYTS, MAIN, MAPS, MBX, MCFT, MCHP, MCHX, MDU, MERC, MFA, MFIC, MIDD, MKTW, MLAB, MLCO, MLTX, MNMD, MNR, MNST, MODG, MP, MRNA, MRVI, MRX, MSC, MSDL, MSGE, MSGM, MT, MTD, MTSI, MTUS, MTVA, MVIS, MVO, MWA, MXC, NABL, NATH, NATR, NBY, NEPH, NFE, NHI, NKTR, NKTX, NL, NN, NNI, NODK, NOG, NOMD, NOTE, NRDS, NRDY, NRG, NSYS, NTCT, NTIP, NTLA, NTRA, NUS, NUTX, NVAX, NVMI, NWS, NWSA, NXE, NXST, NXTC, OBLG, OGN, OKUR, OLED, OLPX, OMDA, ONC, ONIT, ONL, ONTO, OPAL, OPEN, OPRX, ORGO, ORMP, OS, OSCR, OUT, OXBR, PAR, PBA, PBH, PBR, PBR.A, PBYI, PCRX, PCT, PDFS, PENN, PEPG, PGNY, PH, PHAR, PHUN, PLMR, PLNT, PLRX, PLTK, PLUS, PMVP, PODC, PODD, PRA, PRKS, PRMB, PRQR, PRTA, PRTH, PRVA, PSHG, PSIX, PSQH, PTGX, PTON, PX, PZZA, QBTS, QNRX, QNST, QTTB, QXO, RAPP, RAVE, RBA, RC, RCEL, RCKT, RCMT, REFR, REI, RGNX, RL, RLAY, RLMD, RLYB, RNA, RNAC, ROK, RPTX, RUN, RWAY, RXO, RXT, RZLT, SATS, SAVA, SBDS, SCM, SCSC, SEAT, SEER, SG, SGA, SGHT, SGI, SGMO, SIGA, SKIN, SKLZ, SKYE, SLQT, SMR, SN, SNDK, SNOA, SNWV, SOLS, SOLV, SOUN, SRTS, SSP, STEP, STGW, STKS, STNE, STRA, STRW, STVN, SUZ, SVM, SYNA, SYRE, TAC, TBCH, TBRG, TCI, TCPC, TCX, TDW, TE, TEAD, TECX, TELA, TFX, TGLS, TGNA, TH, THAR, THM, THR, TIGO, TKC, TKNO, TMCI, TNDM, TPR, TRC, TRIP, TRMD, TRP, TRUP, TSE, TTD, TTEC, TTWO, TWI, TWNP, TXG, TXRH, TYRA, UA, UAA, UEIC, UHG, UMAC, UPB, UPLD, URGN, USAR, USAS, USFD, UWMC, VCEL, VCTR, VEEE, VEL, VERA, VERI, VHI, VOC, VOR, VST, VSTA, VTEX, VTGN, VTRS, VTYX, VYNE, VYX, WBD, WD, WEST, WHLR, WLDN, WMS, WPM, WRBY, WRN, WSC, WW, WYNN, XERS, XLO, XOMA, XPOF, XRAY, XYZ, YELP, YETI, YORW, YOU, ZD, ZLAB, ZURA, ZYME
- Ex-div:
BMRC, DCOMP, FELE, FSBW, HTBK, NWBI, OPBK, PGC, TRS, WFRD, WTFC
- Economic events and announcements:
- ADP Nonfarm Employment Change (consensus: 32K, previous: -32K)
- Crude Oil Imports (previous: -1.025M)
- Crude Oil Inventories (consensus: -2.500M, previous: -6.858M)
- Cushing Crude Oil Inventories (previous: 1.334M)
- Distillate Fuel Production (previous: -0.134M)
- EIA Refinery Crude Runs (previous: -0.511M)
- EIA Weekly Distillates Stocks (previous: -3.362M)
- EIA Weekly Refinery Utilization Rates (previous: -2.0%)
- Factory Orders (consensus: 1.4%, previous: -1.3%)
- Factory orders ex transportation (previous: 0.6%)
- Gasoline Inventories (previous: -5.941M)
- Gasoline Production (previous: -0.004M)
- Heating Oil Stockpiles (previous: 0.049M)
- ISM Non-Manufacturing Business Activity (previous: 49.9)
- ISM Non-Manufacturing Employment (previous: 47.2)
- ISM Non-Manufacturing New Orders (previous: 50.4)
- ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI (consensus: 50.7, previous: 50.0)
- ISM Non-Manufacturing Prices (previous: 69.4)
- JOLTS Job Openings (previous: 7.227M)
- MBA 30-Year Mortgage Rate (previous: 6.30%)
- MBA Mortgage Applications (previous: 7.1%)
- MBA Purchase Index (previous: 164.3)
- Mortgage Market Index (previous: 338.7)
- Mortgage Refinance Index (previous: 1,327.8)
- S&P Global Composite PMI (consensus: 54.8, previous: 53.9)
- S&P Global Services PMI (consensus: 55.2, previous: 54.2)
- U.S. President Trump Speaks
^^^^2025-11-05

That's still pretty good, what are some of your 19 stocks?
I'll be vunerable and mention some of mine
Nvidia $6300 in unrealized gains
United Health $-2500 in unrealized losses
Globant \[Software - Luxembourg\] \[Business is in US+Latin America\] $-5700 in unrealized losses
\[because it's obscure\]
\[Globant is a next-generation IT services company that primarily assists clients with their digital transformation efforts by creating customized software for them. The company was founded in 2003 in Argentina but is currently headquartered in Luxembourg and primarily serves clients in the US and Latin America. Globant's client base is relatively concentrated in the media and entertainment and financial services industries.\]
\[Operating Revenue 54% US - 7% Argentina - 6% Brazil - 5% Mexico - 4% Chile - 4% UK - 17% Elsewhere\]
BYD \[Automobile Manufacturing\] $570 in unrealized gains
Dollar Tree $-1300 in unrealized losses \[a month after I bought it a tornado smashed into their main warehouse\]
NTT Data \[Japan - Software\] \[they are getting reabsorbed into NTT (Nippon Telephone and Telegraph) which used to be AT&T Japan before 1945\] $11,400 in unrealized gains
\[NTT Data Group Corp provides IT services to a wide range of business fields. It provides solutions in cloud, cybersecurity, data and analytics, Salesforce, SAP, ServiceNow, and application development and management, along with 5G-related services. The company also delivers consulting, sector-specific solutions, business process outsourcing, IT modernization, and managed service offerings.\]
\[Japan Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation, a predecessor of NTT, started Data Communications business in 1967. NTT, following its privatization in 1985, spun off the Data Communications division as NTT DATA in 1988, which has now become the largest of the IT Services companies headquartered in Japan.\]
\[They bought Dell IT Services that was mainly them buying Perot Systems\]
\[H Ross Perot had EDS in the 1960s which GM bought and then HP, and in the 1980s he started a second one Perot Systems\]
\[it was delisted in Japan, then Germany, and should be off the NYSE by Christmas\]
\[NTT made it an offshoot in 1967, it was on the Tokyo Exchange in 1988, and NTT wanted to buy it back in May\] \[I guess Data Centers and AI is a thing now\]
some of my more interesting rollercoasters

👀 $PLUG Price Target Raised by H.C. Wainwright, TD, and HSBC Citing Strong Demand & Fundamentals

👀 $PLUG Price Target Raised by H.C. Wainwright, TD, and HSBC Citing Strong Demand & Fundamentals

Recent analyst rating changes: H.C. Wainwright: Raised price target to $7 from $3, citing significant increases in electricity prices and market demand for nuclear power which benefits green hydrogen. Plus extremely high short interest in the stock could fuel a mega rally in the short term providing a strong tailwind for the stock’s rise. TD Cowen: Raised price target to $4.50 from $3.00, maintaining a "Buy" rating. HSBC: Raised price target to $4.40 from $2.50. Craig-Hallum: Raised price target to $4.00 from $2.00, maintaining a "Buy" recommendation. Reasons for price target increases: Focus on profitability: Plug Power management has emphasized a strategy to achieve profitability through cost reduction, scaling, and pricing adjustments. Electrolyzer and hydrogen production: Growth in the electrolyzer market and Plug Power's own electrolyzer revenue growth are key drivers. The company also recently achieved a record monthly production of green hydrogen at its Georgia facility. Strategic partnerships: The delivery of a 10-megawatt electrolyzer system to Portuguese energy firm Galp represents a key delivery for a major customer.

Neko, at your preferred areas, most are built up na with bldgs, residences, commercial areas etc. There MIGHT be the rare LOT for sale, but that's like a needle in a haystack property.
Sa MAS malamang, you'll find new row houses or old houses & lots FOR Sale, na ang going prices are out of reach sa 20k monthly for 10years budget.
Currently its more like 30+k payments per month, for 20yrs H&L loans.
Baka maka-swerte ka pa makahanap in areas in Cavite, Laguna to the South, or Bulacan, Pampanga or Rizal areas to the North East, for Lots only properties at that size.
IF you do find a property in that price/loan range, at may malinis na titulo, BUY IT.
Pero syempre, do your due diligence pa din. Baka pala bahain, baka di magandang ang lugar, malayo sa mga bagay bagay atbp.
Good Luck!

Z O H A N

We have a H&L (for rent) property in WoodHill Setting in Nuvali and so far demand is always there, everytime tenant will decide not to renew the contract, we will just post our property available for rent and within few days / weeks (not month) there will always be a call for inquiry.

H do u have contact numbers of Laguna Bel Air 4 HOA? Thanks

W. H. A. T!!!!???

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>SUPER MICRO COMPUTER'S FIRST QUARTER 2025 REVENUE WAS $5\.02 BILLION, BELOW THE ESTIMATED $6\.09 BILLION, AND THE ADJUSTED EPS WAS $0\.35, LOWER THAN THE EXPECTED $0\.41\. GROSS MARGIN WAS 9\.5%, SLIGHTLY BELOW THE 9\.63% ESTIMATE\. FOR THE SECOND QUARTER, THE COMPANY EXPECTS REVENUE
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>SUPER MICRO COMPUTER'S FIRST QUARTER 2025 REVENUE WAS $5\.02 BILLION, BELOW THE ESTIMATED $6\.09 BILLION, AND THE ADJUSTED EPS WAS $0\.35, LOWER THAN THE EXPECTED $0\.41\. GROSS MARGIN WAS 9\.5%, SLIGHTLY BELOW THE 9\.63% ESTIMATE\. FOR THE SECOND QUARTER, THE COMPANY EXPECTS REVENUE
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I don’t make predictions, I don’t like them, but it’s always good to keep in mind the industry and market references you’re competing in.
For now, the segment with the greatest weight in GME’s sales is H&A, and it will probably remain that way in the future. We can see a clear correlation between Nintendo’s and GME’s sales, though of course they don’t have to move exactly the same way 'always'.
Still, Nintendo is undoubtedly a very good reference. I’d say the closest one to GME’s business.

I've been experimenting with using AI to help read through earnings releases faster. But I noticed ChatGPT and Claude kept highlighting the wrong stuff: CEO quotes, product launches, all the fluff that sounds important but rarely matters.
So I went through a few hundred earnings releases from S&P 500 companies and compared what was in them against actual business performance over the following quarters. Here's what actually moves stocks vs what's just noise.
# The 5 Patterns That Matter
**1. When Segments Tell Different Stories Than Headlines**
Found this in 34/50 companies I analyzed. The money is in spotting when overall growth masks problems in specific segments.
Real example: Starbucks reported decent overall numbers, but North American margins crashed from 21% to 13.3%. The killer detail? Transactions DOWN 3% despite price increases. That's not customers being price-sensitive, that's customers walking away. Stock dropped 20% over the next quarter.
Another one: UnitedHealth's Medical Care Ratio jumped to 89.4% with a 430bp spike concentrated entirely in Medicare Advantage with costs accelerating to 10% while pricing lagged by 250bps. That's years of margin compression baked in.
**2. Follow the Cash, Not the Talk**
Capital allocation changes are management's real vote of confidence. Found predictive signals in 29/50 companies.
Builders FirstSource spent $391M on buybacks. That's 5x their combined M&A and growth capex. That's management betting the house during a housing downturn. Stock's up 40% since.
Meanwhile, C.H. Robinson completely stopped buybacks after years of 82% payout ratios. No announcement, just stopped. Two quarters later: strategic review and restructuring.
**3. HOW They Guide Matters More Than WHAT They Guide**
It's not the numbers, it's what they exclude or heavily caveat. Found this in 27/50 companies.
Tesla excluded China AI chip revenue from guidance entirely while still projecting growth. Translation: they think non-China can carry the whole company. That's either brilliance or delusion, but either way it's a huge signal about geographic dependency.
Centene withdrew all numerical guidance and switched to "qualitative commentary." That's code for "we have no idea what's happening with costs."
**4. Numbers > Narratives**
23/50 companies had quantified strategy shifts that actually mattered.
Amcor didn't just say "portfolio optimization." Instead, they specified "$2.5B in divestitures including the entire $1.5B North America Beverage business." That's actionable.
APA Corporation: "25% rig reduction, flat production, $130M less Permian capex." Do the math: 25% fewer rigs + flat production = 33% productivity gain per rig. That's sustainable advantage, not financial engineering.
**5. "One-Time" Items Are Never One-Time**
19/50 companies had non-recurring charges that revealed structural issues.
AMD's $800M inventory charge on export-controlled chips? That's not one-time, that's permanent geopolitical risk.
Universal Health's $101M "supplemental Medicaid payments"? Those are getting cut by federal legislation. That's future revenue disappearing.
# What to Ignore (Despite AI Loving It)
**CEO Quotes:** Present in 50/50 releases. Predictive in maybe 8. "We're pleased with results" = worthless.
**Market Share Claims:** "Leading provider of \[narrow category\] in \[specific geography\] among \[cherry-picked segment\]" = meaningless.
**Product Launches Without Numbers:** No pricing, no TAM, no revenue impact = ignore.
**YoY Comparisons Without Context:** Up 15%? Great. Was there an acquisition? What's organic? What was the comp? AI misses this constantly.
# How to Actually Use AI for This
Don't break it into multiple queries. Modern LLMs handle long context well. One good prompt with the right docs beats 10 bad ones.
**What to feed it:**
* Current earnings release
* Last quarter's release (for changes)
* Recent 10-Q (for context)
* Industry growth rates
**Sample prompt for segment analysis:**
Extract all segment metrics. For each:
- Revenue ($ and YoY%)
- Operating margin
- Key operational metrics
Flag divergence >10% between segment growth rates or >200bps margin variance
**The Bottom Line**
Stop asking AI to "summarize the earnings release." That gets you CEO quotes and partnership announcements. Instead, ask it to extract specific quantified metrics and flag divergences.
The companies providing granular segment data (even when it's bad!) are being honest. The ones burying everything in corporate-speak either don't understand their own business or are hiding something.
Been testing this approach for 6 months. Happy to answer questions or share more specific prompting strategies.
*Note: This approach works best with frontier models (GPT-4, Claude Opus). I've found older models miss the nuance in guidance language and capital allocation signals.*

Wir haben eine Wallbox auf einem von uns genutzten Stellplatz übernommen. Da wir kein Elektroauto haben, können wir die Wallbox auch nicht nutzen. Leider ist die Wallbox nun über einen anderen, neuen Stromzähler vom Netzbetreiber angeschlossen worden. Der städtische Versorger sagt, dass man für jeden Zähler, der einem zugeordnet ist, auch zahlen muss.
In unserem Fall wurde eine Grundversorgung vom Netzbetreiber automatisch für uns abgeschlosen und ein recht allgemeiner Abschlag i.H.v. 70 Euro im Monat festgelegt. Die Grundgebühr beträgt dabei rund 11 Euro.
Ich habe eigentlich keine Lust, überhaupt irgendwas für die nicht genutzt Wallbox zu bezahlen. Am liebsten würde ich den Zähler einfach abmelden, was laut Netzbetreiber wohl nicht möglich ist.
Kennt ihr irgendeinen Weg, wie man die Kosten für einen Stromzähler, den man nicht nutzt, einsparen oder möglichst niedrig halten kann? Ich habe online aktuell keinen Anbieter gefunden, der keine Grundgebühr berechnet, und da scheinen die 11 Euro noch ganz gut zu sein.
Da wir den Stellplatz gemietet haben, sind wir für die Wallbox und den Zähler mit verantwortlich. Den Zähler oder die Wallbox entfernen zu lassen, geht nicht.
tl,dr: Kann man einen Stromzähler, den man nicht nutzt, irgendwie abmelden? Gibt es Möglichkeiten, keine Grundgebühr zu zahlen?

Morning everyone!
Economic report(s) scheduled for the day is(are) | at^[i](https://fidelityfiplus.econoday.com/byweek): International Trade in Goods and Services | 8:30am, Factory Orders | 10, JOLTS | 10; Fed speaker Bowman is at 6:35am. Media platforms are discussing: Government Shutdown, SNAP benefits halved, Stock market annual performance despite Tariffs and other concerns, Admin denies inflation, Analysts consensus on equities trajectory. Among the many articles on the performance of the stock market, the consensus proposes continued growth, on the expectation that the AI investment will yield productivity and revenue growth for firms outside of the tech players. Premarket futures were heavily down in early trading as of 7am, VIX futures were up accordingly.
MVIS ended the last trading session at 1.15, on much lower volume traded compared to the daily average over the past month. Price action continued to fluctuate in a very tight range, with some after hours and premarket action that would suggest pushing lower still, or a desire for such by some market participants at least. The stock once again saw its Hard to Borrow tag come back up, though rates for lending (or borrowing) remain extremely low. This is one of the longer correction phases I have seen for the stock leading up to an earnings call, and could see a rather significant move upwards if things do turn around pretty quickly. There should be an announcement for the date of the next call here soon, where we may glean a bit more about the changes we are seeing in the sector and its customers.
## Daily Data
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|H: 1.19 — L: 1.14 — C: 1.15 ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/historical/) |[Calendar](https://fidelityfiplus.econoday.com/byweek.asp)|
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|**Pivots ↗︎ : 1.18, 1.21, 1.23** ^([i](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/pivotpoint.asp)) |**Pivots ↘︎ : 1.13, 1.11, 1.08**|
|Total Options Vol: 5,318 ^([i](https://researchtools.fidelity.com/ftgw/mloptions/goto/underlyingStatistics?cusip=&symbol=MVIS&Search=Search)) |Avg 90d Options: 3,405|
|Calls: 5,198 ~ 49% at Bid or ↘︎ |Puts: 120 ~ 60% at Market ⊟|
|Open Exchanges: 1,123k ~ 36% ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/exchange-volume/) |Off Exchanges: 1,968k ~ 64% ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/exchange-volume/)|
|IBKR: 1,300k Rate: 3.86%^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/borrow-fee/) |Fidelity: 5,000k Rate: 0.50%
|**R Vol: 50% of Avg Vol: 6,152k** ^([i](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/averagedailytradingvolume.asp)) |**Short Vol: 1,328k of 2,186k ~ 61%** ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/short-volume/?tblshortvolix=0)|

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Hi OP, Nuvali appreciated 660% in the last 15 years. I remember the Avida Villages across Technopark that were around 1M-1.5M before Nuvali started. Now, Nuvali H&L are around 9M for Settings tier and 17M for Estates tier. It's still growing because of the development of the business district and schools. There's a clear incentive for other developers to build near Nuvali and synergize from this growth! Hope to hear from you!