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Wednesday, October 21, 2026 Recorded live

Recorded live: each trade as our engine generated it during this session. Still hypothetical: no order was filled.

Nasdaq rises on tech earnings and Mideast oil jump; our strategies' long trades won, shorts lost

Stocks rallied as strong tech earnings and a Mideast oil-supply scare pushed the Nasdaq up more than 1%, with the S&P 500 also higher. Our strategies betting on gains all won, while every one of our strategies' trades betting on a drop lost, with most of those stopped out quickly.

Day's net

+$1,175

All strategies, after costs

Trades

7

3 won, 4 lost

The market that day

S&P 500 +0.59%Nasdaq-100 +1.13%
  1. A strong profit report from SpaceX helps lift tech stocks and Wall Street

    SpaceX's stronger-than-expected profit report fueled a rally in AI-linked tech shares that lifted Nasdaq-100 futures through the session.

    CP24 (CTV News)

  2. Netflix stock falls as analysts question growth despite earnings beat

    A weak Q4 revenue and ad-sales outlook sent Netflix sharply lower, a drag on tech sentiment even as the broader Nasdaq rally held.

    Invezz

  3. Oil Gains After Saudi Oil Field Attack

    A deadly drone strike on a Saudi oil facility and rising Gulf tensions added a geopolitical risk headwind that rippled into index futures trading.

    Rigzone

Headline, summary and news picked by AI from that day’s reporting; links go to the original stories. The trades and figures come straight from our engine.

The trades

How to read it: every strategy enters at the close of a 30-minute bar and leaves at its stop, its target, or its time exit, whichever comes first. Points are the move captured; net is one contract after two ticks of costs (NQ $20 a point, ES $50).

No exit recorded

Left out of the totals.

  • Day & Night Relay · short NQ at 15:00 ET

Data was missing for up to 1 of 7 strategies during part of the session; those could not trade while it was out.

1 entry never recorded an exit (the engine stopped before the trade closed); left out of the totals.