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Thursday, October 29, 2026 Recorded live

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

Nasdaq falls on Alphabet's earnings miss as most of our strategies' short trades won

Alphabet's quarterly results missed expectations and the stock's slide pulled the Nasdaq-100 lower, even as strong GDP growth and a beat from Microsoft offered some support. The S&P 500 slipped less than the Nasdaq-100. Our strategies' short NQ trades won on net while the single long trade lost; three trades were stopped out and three closed on a scheduled time exit.

Day's net

−$1,300

All strategies, after costs

Trades

6

3 won, 3 lost

The market that day

S&P 500 −0.30%Nasdaq-100 −1.00%
  1. Alphabet tanks nearly 13% for worst day ever, losing $500 billion in value

    Alphabet's steep earnings-driven drop, given its heavy weight in the Nasdaq-100, pulled NQ futures sharply lower through the session.

    CNBC

  2. GDP Report: US GDP Grew 3.4% in the Third Quarter as Price Increases Slowed

    A stronger-than-expected GDP reading released during the session added volatility to ES and NQ futures as traders weighed growth against inflation risk.

    StockTitan

  3. Microsoft's latest earnings beat the Street. Here's what analysts are saying

    Microsoft's cloud-driven earnings beat offered a partial offset to NQ futures weakness caused by Alphabet's slide.

    CNBC

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 · long NQ at 15:00 ET

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