TT101 DAILY INTELLIGENCE · 4 NOV 2026 · PRIOR U.S. SESSION · TUESDAY 3 NOV CLOSE

AI Rebounds, but Breadth Stays Defensive as Yields Approach 5%.

Daily Intelligence explains the market environment before the U.S. session. Stock-specific TT101 research remains in Daily Edge.

Market regime

Daily condition: risk-off · five-session regime provisional

Official TT UNIVERSE breadth for Tuesday: 333 of 883 stocks bullish (37.7%), 111 neutral (12.6%) and 439 bearish (49.7%).
Five-session confirmation remains provisional: four comparable completed-session snapshots are available and all are below 50% bullish, but a fifth compatible snapshot is unavailable.

Market pulse · Tuesday 3 November U.S. close / Wednesday 4 November live readings
S&P 500

7,568.92+0.36% · 3 Nov close

VIX

20.82−1.51% · 3 Nov close

U.S. 10Y

4.966%+5.4 bp · 4 Nov 09:02 JST

Gold spot

$3,936.18/oz+0.15% · 4 Nov 09:02 JST

7 · Session game plan

Wednesday-session priorities

  1. ISM services and ADP→ growth resilience can reinforce the sharp repricing toward a December hike → yields, USD, growth stocks and gold.
  2. Treasury refunding at 8:30am ET→ auction sizes and buyback guidance matter for term premium → Treasuries and rate-sensitive equities.
  3. AI earnings→ AMD’s strong data-center growth meets weak semiconductor breadth; QCOM, ARM and COHR report after the close → chips, networking and AI infrastructure.
  4. Breadth discipline→ only 37.7% of the 883-stock universe was bullish and all four comparable sessions are below 50% → broad equities and exposure sizing.
  5. Cross-asset risk→ VIX remains above 20 and the 10-year yield is near 5% despite the Nasdaq rebound → duration, USD, gold and high-beta equities.
1 · Daily trader control panel

This week’s control points

A · Economic, Fed and Treasury calendar

Mon 2 Nov · REPORTED
U.S. data · 10:00am ET / Tue 00:00 JST

October ISM Manufacturing: 54.7 consensus vs 54.5 prior. Treasury releases quarterly borrowing estimates.
Tue 3 Nov · REPORTED
U.S. data · 10:00am ET / Wed 00:00 JST

September factory orders: +1.2% consensus vs +0.1% prior; JOLTS openings 7.134m consensus vs 7.079m prior.
Wed 4 Nov · TODAY
U.S. data · 8:15–10:00am ET / 22:15–Thu 00:00 JST

ADP payrolls 75K consensus vs 90K prior; trade balance −$104.9bn vs −$105.6bn; ISM Services 54.8 vs 54.9. Final services/composite PMI at 9:45am ET.
Treasury

Quarterly refunding announcement at 8:30am ET; buyback results at 2:00pm ET.
Thu 5 Nov
U.S. data · 8:30am ET / 22:30 JST

Q3 productivity and unit labor costs; initial claims, prior 194K. Consensus unavailable for some releases.
Central bank

Bank of England decision.
Fed speakers

Fed Hammack and Barkin speak.
Fri 6 Nov
U.S. jobs · 8:30am ET / 22:30 JST

Payrolls 65K consensus vs 29K prior; unemployment 4.2% vs 4.2%; average hourly earnings +0.3% MoM vs +0.1%.
U.S. data · 10:00am ET / Sat 00:00 JST

Michigan sentiment 47.0 consensus vs 48.0 prior.

B · Earnings calendar · 2–6 November

  • Mon 2 Nov
    $AAPL: Q4 revenue $114.5bn (+12% YoY), EPS $2.10. $PLTR: see dated Earnings Intelligence.
  • Tue 3 Nov
    $AMD Q3 revenue $13.38bn (+45% YoY); data-center revenue $8.5bn (+97%).
    $ANET Q3 revenue $3.66bn (+58.5% YoY); Q4 guide $3.9–4.0bn.
    $SMCI Q1 revenue $19.9bn; Q2 revenue guide $19.5–21.5bn.
  • Wed 4 Nov
    Before open: $UBER, $NVO, $DDOG, $CVS, $MCD · After close: $APP, $QCOM, $COHR, $CAVA, $ARM, $MELI
    Watch AI compute, handset demand, optical networking, mobility and consumer spending.
    See Earnings Intelligence for verified releases and guidance.
  • Thu 5 Nov
    Time unconfirmed: $LITE, $IREN, $NET
    Optical demand, AI infrastructure and cloud security are the main theme tests.
    Release sessions remain unconfirmed unless stated.
  • Fri 6 Nov
    Time unconfirmed: $MRNA

What to watch: AMD’s data-center growth is strong, while QCOM, ARM and COHR test whether demand is broadening across AI and connectivity.

C · IPO calendar

No conventional U.S. IPO is scheduled for the week ahead; one SPAC is currently listed, while several large AI-infrastructure issuers remain only potential launches.

3 · Prior U.S. session

Tuesday 3 November: the S&P 500 rose 0.36%, Nasdaq Composite 0.83%, Russell 2000 0.21% and SOX 2.63%, while VIX fell 1.51% to 20.82.

AI-linked technology led the rebound: Nvidia rose 2.3% and Micron 2.6%, while Apple fell 1.9%. Decliners outnumbered advancers 1.6-to-1 within the S&P 500, and Nasdaq new lows (251) exceeded new highs (57).

TT UNIVERSE breadth was 333 bullish, 111 neutral and 439 bearish across 883 eligible stocks. RSI(14) extremes were balanced: 48 names (5.4%) above 70 and 48 (5.4%) below 30. Relative-volume readings were unavailable; ADX indicates strength, not direction.

5 · Market-/theme-significant corporate intelligence

$AMD · Record Q3 revenue and strong data-center growth

AMD reported Q3 revenue of $13.377bn (+45% YoY), data-center revenue of $8.5bn (+97%) and non-GAAP EPS of $2.09. Q4 revenue guidance is $17bn ±3%; margin execution and supply conversion remain the main uncertainties.

$ANET · AI networking drives 58.5% revenue growth

Arista Networks reported Q3 revenue of $3.66bn (+58.5% YoY) and non-GAAP EPS of $1.20, with Q4 revenue guidance of $3.9–4.0bn. Customer concentration and demand normalization remain the main uncertainties.

Earnings Intelligence

Last Research Check 3 Nov 2026, 08:00 JST —New Earnings. The canonical page remains dated 3 November, so fresh 4 November company-level earnings interpretation is pending. Verified market facts above are event summaries, not a replacement for the full earnings review.Full Earnings Intelligence.

Sentiment & Fed rate monitor

CNN FEAR & GREED INDEX

19 / 100EXTREME FEAR

Previous close 22 · 1 week ago 32 · 1 month ago 38 · 1 year ago 32. Sentiment deteriorated to Extreme Fear even as major technology indexes rebounded; this is context, not a standalone trading signal.

Source: CNN Business· Updated 3 Nov 2026, 6:47:13 PM ET.

FED RATE MONITOR · 9 DEC MEETING

Current Fed target: 3.75%–4.00%

Hold 22.2%25bp hike 77.8%

For the 9 December decision, futures implied a 77.8% chance of a 25bp hike versus 22.2% hold. The previous-day distribution was 73.8%/26.2%; one week earlier it was 73.7%/19.0%, with 7.3% assigned to a 50bp hike. These are market-implied estimates, not Fed guidance.

Source: Investing.com Fed Rate Monitor· Updated 3 Nov 2026, 6:35 PM EST. Current: hold 22.2%, 25bp hike 77.8%; previous day 26.2% / 73.8%; previous week 19.0% / 73.7% / 7.3% for hold / 25bp / 50bp hike.

F · Market dashboard

Asset Reading Change / basis
VIX 20.82 −1.51% · Cboe close
U.S. 10Y 4.966% +5.4 bp · 4 Nov 09:02 JST live
U.S. 2Y 4.635% +3.7 bp · 4 Nov 09:02 JST live
2s10s +33.1 bp −1.7 bp flatter
S&P 500 7,568.92 +0.36%
Nasdaq Composite 25,372.01 +0.83%
Russell 2000 2,811.88 +0.21%
SOX 10,600.41 +2.63%
DXY 101.890 +0.09% · 4 Nov 09:02 JST live
USD/JPY 158.528 −0.10% · 4 Nov 09:02 JST live
Gold spot $3,936.18/oz +0.15% · TradingView GOLD spot reading · 4 Nov 09:02 JST
WTI $96.58/bbl −0.18% · TradingView WTI CFD · 4 Nov 09:02 JST
Bitcoin $77,352 +0.01% · 4 Nov 09:02 JST live
MOVE 100.13 +7.05% · 30 Oct close

Cash indexes and VIX are dated Tuesday 3 November. Yields, DXY, USD/JPY, TradingView GOLD spot, WTI CFD and Bitcoin are live Wednesday observations at 4 Nov 09:02 JST. Cash indexes are not futures; spot gold is not gold futures or a gold ETF; WTI is a CFD, not a futures settlement. MOVE remains the last verified 30 Oct close.

2 · Market regime

Latest daily condition: risk-off. Confirmed five-session regime: provisional.TT UNIVERSE breadth was 37.7% bullish, 12.6% neutral and 49.7% bearish across 883 eligible stocks on Tuesday 3 November.

Bullish breadth was below 50% in all four comparable sessions: 45.5%, 39.5%, 40.4% and 37.7%. The fifth compatible snapshot is unavailable, so five-session confirmation remains provisional.

The curve remained positively sloped near +33.1bp, but the 10-year yield approached 5% and VIX stayed above 20. Hotels/resorts/cruise lines led at 83.3% bullish (5/6), while semiconductors were 20.8% bullish (10/48).

4 · Politics / policy / macro

The RBA raised its cash rate 25bp to 4.85% in a 6–3 vote but removed explicit further-hike language. The Australian dollar fell about 0.3% as markets leaned more toward a pause. The Bank of England decision follows on 5 November.

The BOJ’s December meeting remains live without a promised hike date. U.S. midterm control was unresolved at the research cutoff; no result is assumed. ADP, ISM services and Treasury refunding are the immediate macro tests.

6 · Prior economic data

Tuesday data · completed

Indicator Actual Consensus Prior
JOLTS openings 7.523m 7.134m 7.190m
Layoffs 1.641m Unavailable Unavailable
Openings per unemployed 1.06 Unavailable Unavailable

Global policy data

Indicator Actual Consensus Prior
BOJ policy rate 1.25% 1.25% 1.25%
Chicago PMI Unavailable 56.1 58.8
Federal funds target 3.75–4.00% Hold 3.75–4.00%

Market implication

Job openings rose to 7.523m, above the 7.134m consensus, while layoffs fell to 1.641m, the lowest since March 2025. Labor demand remains firm enough to keep the rate path sensitive to ADP and payrolls.

G · Japan physical precious metals

Nihon Material official publication: 2 Nov 2026, 10:00 JST (latest available before cutoff; tax included, ¥/gram).

Metal Retail Buyback Daily change
Gold ¥21,910 ¥21,553 −¥588
Platinum ¥8,305 ¥7,882 −¥191
Palladium ¥5,665 ¥5,110 −¥72
Silver ¥306 ¥270 −¥11

Source: Nihon Material

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