Sunday cash is dark. Thursday’s unused 52,178 already ran. This is Sunday’s unused 2:01.
Yahoo Finance, Sunday 2:01 p.m. ET: Bitcoin $80,660.89. That is a coin print on a weekend. It is not the Dow. It is not a cash close. It is not Thursday 6:00’s unused $82,371.99. Two timestamps. We will not smash them. U.S. cash equities are closed. Sunday 6:00 p.m. ET is the next equity-future reopen. We will not type a 2:01 E-mini as a Dow. We will not invent a Sunday industrial.
Yahoo Finance chart, Friday Oct. 23 cash close: Dow Jones 52,215.16, down 652.82 from Thursday Oct. 22’s 52,867.98, about −1.24%. S&P 500 7,623.68, down 39.75 from 7,663.43. Nasdaq Composite 25,955.34, down 53.52 from 26,008.86. Russell 2000 2,775.90, down 8.13 from 2,784.03. 10-year (^TNX) 4.988% at 2:59 p.m. ET Friday. Those are Friday’s grades. They are not a Sunday cash print. They are not Thursday Oct. 15’s unused 52,177.69. 52,215 is not 52,178. Do not smash them.
Yahoo Finance, Friday 4:59 p.m. ET: WTI futures (CL=F) $103.27. Brent futures (BZ=F) $111.70. Those are Friday futures timestamps. They are not a Sunday barrel we invent. They are not a cash oil settle we invent. Funds are still 3.75–4%, 12–0. Next FOMC is Oct. 27–28, statement Oct. 28 at 2 p.m. We will not invent a hike or a cut on a Sunday afternoon. Thursday already filed the unused close. We will not reprint 52,178 as first-day news.
What this means for you
If you hold an index, the last grade is Friday’s 52,215, not Thursday’s 52,178, and not a Sunday close we invent. If you wanted this afternoon’s unused tape, it is Bitcoin $80,661 at 2:01. Cash is dark. Not investment advice.
Bottom line: BTC $80,661 at 2:01. Cash dark. Friday close 52,215. Not a Sunday Dow.
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