Tuesday, November 10, 2026 Recorded live

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

CPI and Nvidia weakness sink stocks; our strategies' long trades lost, short trades won

A hotter-than-expected inflation report raised bets on a bigger Fed rate hike in December, and Nvidia extended a slide tied to a swirling controversy around its CEO, pulling stocks lower. Our strategies' long trades struggled: five of eight were stopped out and only two won, while our strategies' short trades both won.

Day's net

−$6,450

All strategies, after costs

Trades

10

4 won, 6 lost

Hypothetical results.

Every figure here is hypothetical: simulated entries and exits from our engine. One contract per strategy, after two ticks a round trip for commission and slippage. Nothing here is advice or a recommendation to trade.

These results are based on simulated or hypothetical performance results that have certain inherent limitations. Unlike the results shown in an actual performance record, these results do not represent actual trading. Also, because these trades have not actually been executed, these results may have under-or over-compensated for the impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity. Simulated or hypothetical trading programs in general are also subject to the fact that they are designed with the benefit of hindsight. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to these being shown.

The market that day

S&P 500 −0.38%Nasdaq-100 −0.70%

The Stock Market Just Got Bad News on Inflation.
Hotter-than-expected October CPI raised the odds of a larger December Fed rate hike, pressuring ES and NQ futures.
The Motley Fool
Stock futures rise slightly as market tries to recover from Nvidia-led decline: Live updates
A renewed slide in Nvidia tied to a controversy around its CEO weighed heavily on the tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 futures.
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

Breadth Rotation
long NQ · 10:30 → 10:47 · Stop
−$2,730
−136.00 pts
Flow Against Breadth
long NQ · 10:30 → 10:50 · Stop
−$3,620
−180.50 pts
Global Confluence
long NQ · 10:30 → 10:50 · Stop
−$3,620
−180.50 pts
Triple Relative Strength
long NQ · 10:30 → 11:45 · Stop
−$4,430
−221.00 pts
Crude Crosscurrent
long NQ · 10:30 → 11:45 · Stop
−$4,430
−221.00 pts
Day & Night Relay
short NQ · 10:30 → 15:00 · Time exit
+$3,225
+161.75 pts
Breadth Rotation
long NQ · 12:30 → 13:00 · Time exit
−$115
−5.25 pts
Triple Relative Strength
long NQ · 13:30 → 14:00 · Time exit
+$1,375
+69.25 pts
Crude Crosscurrent
long NQ · 14:30 → 16:00 · Time exit
+$2,280
+114.50 pts
Day & Night Relay
short NQ · 15:00 → 09:30 · Time exit
+$5,615
+281.25 pts

Strategy	Trade	In → out (ET)	Exit	Points	Net
Breadth Rotation	long NQ	10:30 → 10:47	Stop	−136.00	−$2,730
Flow Against Breadth	long NQ	10:30 → 10:50	Stop	−180.50	−$3,620
Global Confluence	long NQ	10:30 → 10:50	Stop	−180.50	−$3,620
Triple Relative Strength	long NQ	10:30 → 11:45	Stop	−221.00	−$4,430
Crude Crosscurrent	long NQ	10:30 → 11:45	Stop	−221.00	−$4,430
Day & Night Relay	short NQ	10:30 → 15:00	Time exit	+161.75	+$3,225
Breadth Rotation	long NQ	12:30 → 13:00	Time exit	−5.25	−$115
Triple Relative Strength	long NQ	13:30 → 14:00	Time exit	+69.25	+$1,375
Crude Crosscurrent	long NQ	14:30 → 16:00	Time exit	+114.50	+$2,280
Day & Night Relay	short NQ	15:00 → 09:30	Time exit	+281.25	+$5,615

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).