Saturday cash is dark. Friday is the last U.S. session. Thursday’s 51,232 already ran.
Associated Press / Reuters, Friday close Oct. 9: Dow Jones Industrial Average 51,654.95, +423.31, +0.83%. AP: S&P 500 7,811.54, +46.18, about +0.6%. Reuters: 7,811.51, +46.15, +0.59%. Nasdaq composite 27,366.17, +172.83, +0.64%. AP: Russell 2000 +12.85, about +0.5%; the 10-year yield 5.24%. Reuters: all three major indexes logged weekly gains; the Russell ended lower than last Friday’s close. 51,654.95 is not Thursday’s 51,231.64. Those are Friday’s closes. They are not a Saturday cash print.
Yahoo Finance, Saturday 2:00 p.m. ET: Bitcoin $83,020.91, +377.30, +0.46% versus $82,554.98. That is not Friday 8:11’s $83,232.24. Yahoo, Friday 4:59 p.m. ET: WTI $91.85, +0.36, +0.39%. Brent $104.72, +0.44, +0.42%. Reuters: both settled up about 0.4%. Those are Friday oil settles. They are not a Saturday barrel we invent. Thursday’s $91.49 / $104.28 already sat on the morning tape. Funds are still 3.75–4%, 12–0. We will not invent a hike or a cut on a Saturday afternoon. U.S. cash opens Monday 9:30 a.m. ET.
What this means for you
If you hold an index, the last grade is Friday’s 51,655, not Thursday’s 51,232 and not a Saturday close we invent. If you wanted this afternoon’s unused bitcoin, it is $83,021 at 2:00. Not investment advice.
Bottom line: Friday close 51,654.95. BTC $83,021 at 2:00. Cash dark. Not Thursday’s 51,232.
GLHR NEWS explains the news. Not investment, tax, or trading advice. Do your own work before you act.
