TT101 DAILY INTELLIGENCE · 6 NOV 2026 · PRIOR U.S. SESSION · THURSDAY 5 NOV CLOSE

AI Rout Breaks Breadth: TT UNIVERSE Turns Risk-Off / Weakening.

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

Market regime

Structure: risk-off · direction: weakening

Official TT UNIVERSE breadth for Thursday: 363 of 1,064 stocks bullish (34.1%), 104 neutral (9.8%) and 597 bearish (56.1%).
Among 927 same-symbol stocks, 46 strengthened, 486 weakened and 395 were unchanged. Net rating momentum was −47.46pp and matched bullish breadth fell 16.40pp.

Market pulse · Thursday 5 November U.S. close / Friday 6 November live readings
S&P 500

7,353.73−4.36% · 5 Nov close

VIX

28.17+69.70% · 5 Nov close

U.S. 10Y

4.841%−5.1 bp · 5 Nov close

Gold · TV watchlist

$4,102/oz+0.37% · 6 Nov 09:15 JST

7 · Session game plan

Friday-session priorities

  1. October payrolls at 8:30am ET→ consensus near +65K with unemployment at 4.2%; the surprise direction can reset yields, USD, gold and growth duration.
  2. Breadth damage→ only 34% of 1,064 eligible stocks are bullish and net rating momentum is −47.46pp; look for stabilization before treating an index bounce as broad recovery.
  3. AI-capex repricing→ SOX fell 12.25% and semiconductors were only 4.3% bullish (2/47) in TT UNIVERSE → chips, software, optical networking and power.
  4. Volatility control→ VIX closed at 28.17 and MOVE at 97.93; equity and rate uncertainty are elevated → index exposure, long duration and leveraged themes.
  5. Energy-to-rates transmission→ WTI settled at $90.52 after rebounding 2.72%; oil remains a key inflation input → energy, transport, consumers and rate expectations.
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 was the week’s first major activity check; Treasury released quarterly borrowing estimates.
Tue 3 Nov · REPORTED
U.S. data · 10:00am ET / Wed 00:00 JST

September factory orders and JOLTS openings provided the demand and labor-turnover baseline.
Wed 4 Nov · REPORTED
U.S. data · 8:15–10:00am ET / 22:15–Thu 00:00 JST

ADP added 86K jobs; trade deficit $105.05bn; ISM Services 54.5. Treasury announced $125bn of 3Y/10Y/30Y supply.
Treasury

Quarterly refunding included up to $70bn of liquidity buybacks.
Thu 5 Nov · REPORTED
U.S. data · 8:30am ET / 22:30 JST

Initial claims 189K; Q3 productivity 3.6%; unit labor costs 1.2%.
Central bank

Bank of England raised Bank Rate 25bp to 4.00% in an 8–1 vote; Catherine Mann preferred 4.25%.
Fed speakers

Hammack and Barkin spoke as markets repriced the December path.
Fri 6 Nov · TODAY
U.S. jobs · 8:30am ET / 22:30 JST

October payrolls +65K consensus vs +29K prior; unemployment 4.2% vs 4.2%; wages remain a key rates input.
U.S. data · 10:00am ET / Sat 00:00 JST

Preliminary University of Michigan sentiment follows the jobs report.

B · Earnings calendar · 2–6 November

  • Mon 2 Nov
    $AAPL Q4 revenue $114.5bn (+12% YoY), EPS $2.10; see the dated Earnings Intelligence review.
  • 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
    REPORTED: $APP, $QCOM, $COHR, $ARM, $MELI and $DDOG; detailed figures remain on Earnings Intelligence.
    AI cash conversion, licensing and optical capacity were the main theme tests.
    The canonical Earnings Intelligence page was checked at 6 Nov 08:00 JST.
  • Thu 5 Nov · REPORTED
    AMC: $NET, $TEAM, $AXON, $MCHP, $DKNG, $NTRA, $IONQ and $DVN
    Cloud security, enterprise software, public safety, prediction markets and quantum demand were the main tests.
    Results and guidance are summarized below; Earnings Intelligence remains the detailed source.
  • Fri 6 Nov · TODAY
    BMO confirmed by current calendars: $MRNA, $CHTR, $HUM and $VST

What to watch: healthcare demand, broadband trends, power-market exposure and whether earnings can stabilize breadth after Thursday’s rout.

C · IPO calendar

No material imminent U.S. IPO with sufficiently verified timing was added; provider dates remain subject to change.

3 · Prior U.S. session

Thursday 5 November: the S&P 500 fell 4.36%, Nasdaq Composite 5.52%, Dow 3.44% and Russell 2000 4.45%; VIX jumped 69.70% to 28.17, while SOX plunged 12.25%.

All 11 S&P sectors fell and technology dropped about 7.3%. Policy concerns around AI and data-center investment accelerated the repricing, but the breadth damage confirms the weakness extended well beyond a few mega-cap names.

TT UNIVERSE breadth was 363 bullish, 104 neutral and 597 bearish across 1,064 eligible stocks. RSI(14): 58 names (5.5%) above 70 and 161 (15.1%) below 30. Top RSI: PCOR 84.53, BSY 82.34, FISV 82.22; bottom: NEU 11.10, CLH 16.51, IESC 16.60. Relative volume is not directional; ADX measures strength.

5 · Market-/theme-significant corporate intelligence

$NET · Revenue +39% as contracted demand expands

Cloudflare reported revenue of $782.5m (+39% YoY) and cRPO growth of 37%. GAAP operating loss was $67.9m and non-GAAP operating income $137.1m; gross margin narrowed to 71.2% from 74.0%.

$DKNG · Prediction-market investment changes the margin path

DraftKings reported Q3 revenue of $1.329bn (+16% YoY). Its 2027 outlook calls for $7.35–7.75bn revenue and $800m–$1.0bn adjusted EBITDA, including roughly $300m of prediction-market investment.

Earnings Intelligence

Last Research Check 6 Nov 2026, 08:00 JST — New Earnings. NET and DKNG are the most market-relevant verified highlights; TEAM revenue rose about 24% to $1.8bn and IONQ reported $173.831m versus $141.9m expected. The detailed monitored-company analysis remains on the canonical page.Full Earnings Intelligence.

Sentiment & Fed rate monitor

CNN FEAR & GREED INDEX

20 / 100EXTREME FEAR

Previous close 27 · 1 week ago 30 · 1 month ago 43 · 1 year ago 23. Sentiment deteriorated to Extreme Fear; this is context, not a standalone trading signal.

Source: CNN Business· Updated 5 Nov 2026, 6:52:43 PM ET.

FED RATE MONITOR · 9 DEC MEETING

Current Fed target: 3.75%–4.00%

Hold 39.7%25bp hike 60.3%

For 9 December, futures imply a 60.3% chance of a 25bp hike to 4.00–4.25% versus 39.7% hold. Previous day: 81.5% hike / 18.5% hold; previous week: 73.0% / 27.0%. The lower hike probability is meaningful, but a hike remains the modal outcome. These are market-implied estimates, not Fed guidance.

Source: Investing.com Fed Rate Monitor· Updated 5 Nov 2026, 6:45 PM EST. Current: hold 39.7%, 25bp hike 60.3%; previous day 18.5% / 81.5%; previous week 27.0% / 73.0%.

F · Market dashboard

Asset Reading Change / basis
VIX 28.17 +69.70% · 5 Nov close
U.S. 10Y 4.841% −5.1 bp · 5 Nov close
U.S. 2Y 4.467% −11.5 bp · 5 Nov close
2s10s +37.4 bp +6.4 bp steeper
S&P 500 7,353.73 −4.36%
Nasdaq Composite 24,315 −5.52%
Russell 2000 2,729.89 −4.45%
SOX 9,011.13 −12.25%
DXY 101.565 +0.07% · 6 Nov 09:15 JST
USD/JPY 157.52 −0.11% · 6 Nov 09:15 JST
Gold · TV GOLD $4,102/oz +0.37% · 6 Nov 09:15 JST
WTI $90.52/bbl +2.72% · 5 Nov settlement
Bitcoin $76,111 +0.15% watchlist · 6 Nov 09:15 JST
MOVE 97.93 +4.30% · 5 Nov close

Cash indexes and VIX are dated Thursday 5 November. Yields use 5 November closes. DXY, USD/JPY, gold and Bitcoin are TradingView watchlist observations at 6 November 09:15 JST; WTI is the 5 November settlement. Bitcoin is continuously traded; cash indexes are not futures.

2 · Market regime

Current structure: RISK-OFF. Direction: WEAKENING.TT UNIVERSE breadth was 34.1% bullish, 9.8% neutral and 56.1% bearish across 1,064 eligible stocks on Thursday 5 November.

Among 927 same-symbol stocks, 46 strengthened, 486 weakened and 395 were unchanged. Net rating momentum was −47.46pp; matched bullish breadth fell 16.40pp. The mechanical verdict is RISK-OFF / WEAKENING—broad participation is below 50% and deterioration is decisive.

Small caps were 33% bullish (179/542), mid caps 38% (168/439) and large caps 19% (16/83). Semiconductors were 4.3% bullish (2/47), while packaged software—the largest industry at N=89—was 30.3% bullish. The 2s10s curve steepened to about +37.4bp as the 2-year yield fell faster than the 10-year.

4 · Politics / policy / macro

The U.S. midterm outcome and concern about future AI/data-center policy accelerated Thursday’s repricing. Those are plausible market catalysts, not proof of a single cause; the TT UNIVERSE breadth collapse independently confirms broad risk reduction.

The Bank of England raised Bank Rate to 4.00% in an 8–1 vote as energy inflation pressure accumulated. U.K. inflation is projected near 5% by mid-2027, but Governor Bailey said the path is not automatic. Friday’s U.S. payrolls report is the next major rates test.

6 · Prior economic data

Thursday data · completed

Indicator Actual Consensus Prior
Initial claims 189K 196K 194K
Q3 productivity 3.6% 2.8% 1.4%
Unit labor costs 1.2% 0.7% 1.2%

Global policy data

Indicator Actual Consensus Prior
BoE Bank Rate 4.00% 4.00% 3.75%
BoE vote 8–1 +25bp majority Previous hold
Fed target range 3.75–4.00% Futures imply 60.3% hike 3.75–4.00%

Market implication

Claims fell and productivity beat expectations, but unit labor costs were firmer. The BoE tightened while U.S. futures still favored a December hike; payrolls and wages now carry the next policy signal.

G · Japan physical precious metals

Nihon Material official publication: 5 Nov 2026, 10:00 JST (latest available before cutoff; tax included, ¥/gram).

Metal Retail Buyback Daily change
Gold ¥23,002 ¥22,645 +¥872
Platinum ¥8,644 ¥8,221 +¥500
Palladium ¥5,841 ¥5,291 +¥396
Silver ¥302.06 ¥285.01 +¥14.74

Source: Nihon Material

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