S&P Futures 7,777.25: Long 7,748 to 7,756 Above 7,720

At 8:30 AM ET on Friday the December S&P 500 contract opened its half-hour bar at 7,765.75. Thirty minutes later it closed at 7,797.25, after touching 7,800.00. That bar coincided with the employment report, which showed payrolls up 29,000 against a 90,000 forecast, per the news-feed calendar. The 10:30 AM ET bar then printed the session high of 7,810.25. The next bar gave back 56.25 points. The review links the report and the bar by timing alone, and this article makes no stronger claim.

December E-mini futures settled at 7,777.25 at 4:00 PM ET, up 53.25 points or 0.69 percent from Thursday's 7,724.00. The daily row spans 7,810.25 to 7,723.25, an 87.00 point range, 1.07 times the 14-day average daily range of 81.64 points. Higher high, higher low. It was a second consecutive higher settle, the largest one-day gain since the 121.00 point advance of 09/21 and the highest settle since the 7,803.75 settle of 09/25, and the settle finished at 62.1 percent of the range. The cash index closed at 7,722.72, up 0.73 percent, which provider commentary described as a one-week high.

Friday's short card against a 7,810.25 high

Friday's outlook set a short from 7,744 to 7,752, stop 7,778, targets 7,718, 7,688 and 7,658. Friday's completed bar, from tonight's review and the provider's dated 2026-10-02 row, opened at 7,724.00, fell to 7,723.25, reached 7,810.25 and settled at 7,777.25. The two sources agree. The whole band traded. The high went 58.25 points through the 7,752 top of the zone and 32.25 points through the 7,778 stop. No target traded; the 7,723.25 low sat 5.25 points above the 7,718 first target.

The 30-minute series shows the order. The 7,723.25 low printed in the 6:00 PM ET Thursday bar, before the band was reached. The 12:00 AM ET bar was the first to reach the band; its 7,746.50 high sat 2.50 points inside it. The 1:00 AM ET bar was the first to trade above the 7,752 top, at 7,754.25. No fill or result is asserted.

Then the acceptance line came into play. The card said the edge is removed by two consecutive 30-minute closes above the 7,753.48 threshold pair. The 3:30 AM ET bar closed at 7,755.75 and the 4:00 AM ET bar at 7,757.25, 2.27 and 3.77 points above the line. That pair met the condition, which removed the edge on the card's own terms. No bar before the 8:30 AM ET bar traded above 7,765.75. The 8:30 AM ET bar reached 7,800.00, through the 7,778 stop, and the 7,810.25 high came in the 10:30 AM ET bar.

The settle invalidation was met. The card named a settle above two standard deviations resistance at 7,773.66. The 7,777.25 settle finished 3.59 points above it, 25.25 points above the top of the zone and 0.75 points beneath the 7,778 stop level. The 7,688 second target and the extended 7,658 sat beneath the whole session.

The ranges missed on the upside. In Friday's outlook we gave 7,675 to 7,770 as the most likely band. The high cleared its top by 40.25 points and the settle by 7.25, while the low held inside it. The high-range case of 7,645 to 7,800 broke by 10.25 points at the top, and the one-range envelope of 7,647.10 to 7,800.90 by 9.35. The low-range case of 7,700 to 7,750 broke by 60.25.

The deviation bands broke the same way. The high cleared one standard deviation resistance at 7,759.12 by 51.13 points, two at 7,773.66 by 36.59 and three at 7,784.83 by 25.42, while the 7,723.25 low stayed inside all three bands. Session by session, none of four held. The Globex bars from the reopen through the 2:30 AM ET bar spanned 7,723.25 to 7,754.25 against the 7,705 to 7,745 band we published, 9.25 points over the top. London's bars, from 3:00 AM ET through the 7:30 AM ET bar, ran 7,741.25 to 7,765.75 against 7,700 to 7,750. That missed by 15.75. The morning bars reached 7,810.25, 40.25 points over 7,770, and the afternoon bars, 7,765.50 to 7,783.75, sat wholly above 7,680 to 7,760.

The weighted path missed as well. Friday's outlook weighted a rebound that stalls between the 7,744.02 retracement and the 7,753.48 threshold pair above a break through Pivot R1 at 7,770.25. The 8:30 AM ET bar was the first to trade above 7,770.25. The card's macro override named a soft employment report that extends the yield reversal and lifts the cash index above the 7,695 modeled volatility threshold, with the 7,773.66 to 7,816.50 band as the reference. The report was soft. The ten-year yield index closed five basis points higher at 5.28 percent, so the yield reversal did not extend. The cash index closed 27.72 points above 7,695, and its 7,700.51 session low held 5.51 points above it. The 7,810.25 futures high and the 7,777.25 settle both sat inside the override band.

Friday's path reads off the series in three parts. The session opened at 7,724.00 at the Thursday 6:00 PM ET reopen, and its first bar printed the 7,723.25 low, three quarters of a point beneath Thursday's settle. The night climbed in small steps: 7,742.00 in the 10:30 PM ET bar, 7,750.00 in the 12:30 AM ET bar and 7,754.25 in the 1:00 AM ET bar. Europe added to it. The 3:30 AM ET bar reached 7,760.75, the 4:30 AM ET bar 7,764.75 and the 5:00 AM ET bar 7,765.75. The 6:00 AM ET bar dipped to 7,749.00, and the 8:00 AM ET bar closed at 7,765.25.

Then the report bar. The 8:30 AM ET bar traded between 7,764.25 and 7,800.00 and closed at 7,797.25. After the 9:30 AM ET cash open the 10:00 AM ET bar reached 7,808.75, and the 10:30 AM ET bar printed the 7,810.25 high before closing at 7,793.00. The 11:00 AM ET bar fell to 7,754.00 and closed at 7,771.00. From the 11:30 AM ET bar through the 3:30 PM ET bar the contract held between 7,764.00 and 7,783.75. The 3:30 PM ET bar closed at 7,779.00 ahead of the 7,777.25 settle. After the settle the 4:00 PM ET bar reached 7,784.50 and the 4:30 PM ET bar closed at 7,776.50. Globex does not reopen until 6:00 PM ET Sunday.

Higher on both ends. The high sat 42.50 points above Thursday's 7,767.75 and the low 50.50 points above Thursday's 7,672.75. The 7,810.25 high was the highest print since the 7,814.75 high of 09/25. The week's settlements ran 7,746.75, 7,732.00, 7,715.50, 7,724.00 and 7,777.25, so the contract lost 26.50 points, or 0.34 percent, from the 7,803.75 settle of 09/25. The prior week, September 21 through September 25, spanned 7,848.50 to 7,707.25. Friday's settle sits inside it, 71.25 points beneath its high.

The 7,770.25 pivot and the 7,753.02 to 7,754.84 band

The basis does the translating. Friday's 7,777.25 settle less the 7,722.72 cash close, both at 4:00 PM ET, measures 54.53 points, against 57.55 on Thursday. The positioning note uses its own fixed 56.7 offset, and its published futures pairs carry that figure. Its 7,680 modeled volatility threshold carries a source pair of 7,736.70, its 7,621 modeled gamma-flip level 7,677.70 and its 7,500 put-side support base 7,556.70.

Support starts close. The Pivot Point at 7,770.25 (cash 7,715.72) sits 7.00 points beneath the settle, inside Friday's 7,764.00 to 7,783.75 afternoon band. Then the band. The 9-day average crossing at 7,754.84, the 11:00 AM ET pullback low at 7,754.00 and one standard deviation support at 7,753.02 sit within two points of one another, around the note's 7,700 key strike in cash. In cash terms the two published levels read 7,700.31 and 7,698.49.

A tighter group sits beneath. The 38.2 percent retracement from the four-week high at 7,744.02, two standard deviations support at 7,742.98, the 5-day average at 7,739.10, the 50-day at 7,737.57, the 7,736.70 threshold pair, the 20-day at 7,736.66 and three standard deviations support at 7,735.27 span 8.75 points. The 18-day average crossing sits at 7,734.54. Pivot S1 at 7,730.25 (cash 7,675.72) comes next, then Friday's 7,723.25 low (cash 7,668.72), the session base.

The tail runs lower. The 50 percent retracement of the four-week range sits at 7,711.75, the prior week's low at 7,707.25 and the 38.2 percent retracement from the 13-week high at 7,706.74. A one-range frame from the settle bottoms at 7,699.63. Pivot S2 at 7,683.25 (cash 7,628.72), the 7,677.70 gamma-flip pair and Thursday's 7,672.75 low follow, with the 100-day average at 7,669.62 and Pivot S3 at 7,643.25 beneath. The put-side base pair sits at 7,556.70 and the 200-day average at 7,359.63.

Resistance starts at the post-settlement print. The 4:00 PM ET bar reached 7,784.50, and the published target price sits at 7,787.89 (cash 7,733.36). The stochastic 80 percent threshold at 7,793.80 and one standard deviation resistance at 7,801.48 (cash 7,746.95) come next. Then a pair. Friday's 7,810.25 high (cash 7,755.72) and two standard deviations resistance at 7,811.52 sit 1.27 points apart, with Pivot R1 at 7,817.25 (cash 7,762.72) and three standard deviations resistance at 7,819.23 directly above.

Higher references are extended. The one-month high at 7,848.50 (cash 7,793.97) sits near the note's 7,800 cash resistance, and the one-range frame tops out at 7,854.87. Pivot R2 at 7,857.25 and Pivot R3 at 7,904.25 sit beneath the 7,905.00 52-week high, 127.75 points above the settle. The largest gamma concentration pair sits at 8,056.70 (cash 8,000) and the call-side ceiling pair at 8,156.70 (cash 8,100).

Every average sits beneath. The 5-day at 7,739.10 is 38.15 points under the settle, the 9-day at 7,763.39 is 13.86 under, the 20-day at 7,736.66 is 40.59 under and the 50-day at 7,737.57 is 39.68 under. The 100-day sits at 7,669.62, 107.63 points beneath, and the 200-day at 7,359.63. The 20-day and 50-day sit within one point of each other.

The short averages fell on a 53.25 point gain. The 5-day dropped 5.30 points from Thursday's 7,744.40 because the 09/25 settle of 7,803.75 left its window and 7,777.25 replaced it. The 9-day fell 6.25 from 7,769.64 as the 09/21 settle of 7,833.50 left, and the 20-day fell 2.24 from 7,738.90 as the 09/03 settle of 7,822.00 left. The 9-day sits 24.29 points above the 5-day. Arithmetic explains it. The four settles from 09/22 through 09/25 that the 9-day holds and the 5-day does not averaged 7,793.75. For Monday, the averages would be crossed at 7,754.84 for the 9-day, 7,734.54 for the 18-day and 7,763.58 for the 40-day.

Momentum sits above the midline. Relative strength reads 55.10 on the 9-day, 53.39 on the 14-day and 52.95 on the 20-day. The 14-day raw stochastic reads 73.95 percent, with %K at 59.93 percent above %D at 57.18 percent. The directional system still reads negative direction slightly above positive direction, with a low trend reading. On the 9-day, negative direction at 21.33 leads positive at 19.31 with the index at 16.65, and on the 14-day 22.04 leads 19.15 with the index at 13.35. Historic volatility reads 7.17 percent on the 9-day and 10.27 percent on the 14-day. These readings are as published for the Friday session, read with the Friday settle as the latest value because no Globex session has reopened.

The composite multi-indicator read turned to 16 percent buy from 8 percent sell, with signal strength minimum and direction average. It read 56 percent buy a week ago and 24 percent buy a month ago. The groups split. The short-horizon group averages 20 percent sell, the medium-horizon group 25 percent buy and the long-horizon group 67 percent buy, and the composite trend indicator reads hold.

Ranges ran wide of the averages. The 14-day average true range stands at 77.62 points and the 14-day average daily range at 81.64; the 9-day figures are 78.60 and 73.22 and the 20-day figures 77.80 and 77.32. A projection of one 14-day average true range from the settle frames Monday between 7,699.63 and 7,854.87. The published deviation bands are narrower, built from five settlements. One deviation spans 7,753.02 to 7,801.48, two 7,742.98 to 7,811.52 and three 7,735.27 to 7,819.23. They describe settlement dispersion, not intraday reach, and a weekend gap can open outside them.

Zoom out. The settlement sequence from 09/18 reads 7,712.50, 7,833.50, 7,831.75, 7,772.50, 7,767.00, 7,803.75, 7,746.75, 7,732.00, 7,715.50, 7,724.00 and 7,777.25. Daily ranges for the last seven sessions ran 76.25, 66.25, 77.00, 58.50, 76.50, 95.00 and 87.00 points. Three retracements sit beneath. The retracement grid published for Monday places the 38.2 percent line from the four-week high at 7,744.02, the 50 percent line of the four-week range at 7,711.75 and the 38.2 percent line from the 13-week high at 7,706.74. No prior-quarter high or low and no four-hour series were captured for this session, so the 30-minute series is the only intraday evidence used.

A 29,000 payroll print, a 5.28 percent yield and an 87-point day

The report came first. The employment report at 8:30 AM ET, which the calendar lists, showed payrolls up 29,000 against a 90,000 forecast and 162,000 previously and the unemployment rate at 4.2 percent against 4.1 percent. Average hourly earnings rose 0.1 percent on the month against a 0.3 percent forecast and 3.0 percent on the year, all per the news-feed calendar. Provider commentary said August payrolls were revised to 133,000 from 162,000. Factory orders at 10:00 AM ET, which the calendar lists, rose 0.1 percent against a 0.2 percent forecast, per the news-feed calendar.

Rates did not follow the equity rally. Provider commentary said the soft report bolstered speculation that the Federal Reserve will not be forced to raise rates this month, and the positioning note said the priced chance of an October increase fell below 25 percent. The ten-year yield index still closed five basis points higher at 5.28 percent. Provider commentary said Treasury yields erased an early decline and that a regional Federal Reserve president said at least another 50 basis points of increases may be needed. Two more voices followed. Another regional president said at 3:06 PM ET that inflation is going the wrong way. A minute later the chair of the Council of Economic Advisers said inflation is coming down sufficiently fast. The dollar index slipped 0.17 percent to 101.93.

The model now has the index on its supportive side. The cash close of 7,722.72 sits 32.72 points above the note's 7,690 reference level, bearish beneath and bullish above. It sits 42.72 points above the 7,680 modeled volatility threshold and 101.72 above the 7,621 modeled gamma-flip level. The gamma index reads 0.891 and gamma tilt 1.073. Index notional turned positive. It reads plus 105.785 million dollars, while the largest S&P 500 exchange-traded fund's reads minus 1.067 billion dollars. The 25-delta risk reversal on the index reads minus 0.041. In this review's interpretation the close above the reference level, the modeled volatility threshold and the modeled gamma-flip level, with the index gamma notional turning positive, places the index inside the supportive part of its positioning map for Monday, while the negative notional on the fund leaves room for wider moves if 7,680 in cash gives way.

Put volume led. Index put volume of 996,700 contracts exceeded call volume of 765,788, and put open interest of 13.228 million exceeds call open interest of 9.279 million. Then the console. A positioning console for the cash index, dated 2026-10-02, shows call gamma of 5.8 billion against put gamma of minus 1.8 billion and attributes 8.68 percent of the index's gamma and 1.28 percent of its delta to the nearest expiration. The positioning note said real-time hedging flow on the S&P 500 registered plus 4 billion dollars of delta on the day, mainly from same-day options. That is the note's reading.

The note's narrative said the index traded a 70 basis point range. It said 10,000-lot same-day put spreads at 7,700 in cash provided the exact low of the day and 5,000-lot same-day call spreads at 7,750 provided resistance, and that those positions shifted during the session. The provider's daily record gives the cash session extremes as 7,700.51 and 7,754.67. The note also said fixed-strike implied volatilities on the index fell 1 to 3 points across strikes after the report, as event volatility was released and same-day option sellers stepped in ahead of the weekend, and that dealer hedging made market makers net buyers of futures.

Then the note's own map. It lists resistance at 7,750 and 7,800 and support at 7,690, 7,600 and 7,400, with key strikes at 8,000, 7,000, 7,700 and 7,600. Its highest-conviction combination levels are 7,498 (99.11), 7,797 (98.91), 7,597 (98.86), 8,004 (98.70), 7,827 (98.27), 7,628 (98.14) and 7,728 (97.55). Scores run from 97.55 to 99.11. The largest gamma concentration sits at 8,000, the primary call-side ceiling at 8,100 and the primary put-side support base at 7,500.

The note's reference column is Thursday's close. Its 7,666 cash reference equals Thursday's 7,666.45 close, and 7,666 plus the note's stated 0.7 percent gain approximates the 7,723 close it reports, against the provider's 7,722.72. Every futures figure in the note is its cash figure plus 56.7 points, the source's own offset, so cash equivalents here use the 54.53 basis measured Friday. The implied one-day move is 0.62 percent and the five-day move 1.59 percent. Applied to the 7,722.72 cash close, the one-day figure spans 7,674.84 to 7,770.60. The note's own pair of 7,685.11 and 7,780.99 is centred on neither close, so it is not used as a range anchor.

Volatility eased. The volatility index closed at 15.31, down 1.08 points, and its own volatility gauge at 87.02.

Crude fell 1.90 percent. November crude settled at 91.11, and provider commentary said the drop helped equities. Provider commentary on crude cited a coordinated release of strategic reserves and press reports that Saudi Arabia plans an offensive against Houthi militants in Yemen. The President said at 3:58 PM ET that Iran is not doing well and at 4:00 PM ET that a diesel export ban will not be imposed. December gold fell 0.95 percent to 4,162.3.

Technology led. The Nasdaq-100 cash index rose 1.00 percent against 0.73 percent for the S&P 500, the semiconductor index rose 2.40 percent, and provider commentary said the Dow industrials rose 0.49 percent. The positioning note said the large-capitalisation technology group and the semiconductor fund each rose about 2 percent and that the largest Nasdaq-100 exchange-traded fund set a record high, led by two large chip designers. A large electric-vehicle maker reported third-quarter deliveries of 486,532 units against an estimate of 456,896, per the news feed. No advance-decline or sector breadth series was captured, so breadth beyond those index readings is not asserted.

Activity fell. Volume was 1,763,233 contracts on Friday's dated row against 2,214,495 on Thursday's. Open interest stood at 1,885,994 on Thursday's row; Friday's had not been reported, so no change in open interest is asserted. The weekly futures positioning report covering September 29 was carried on the news feed at 3:41 PM ET, but its S&P contract figures were not captured.

The trade map for Monday

The primary setup is a long from 7,748 to 7,756. Friday produced a second consecutive higher settle, the highest since 09/25, above every settlement average, and the cash index closed above the note's 7,690 reference level and the 7,680 modeled volatility threshold. The band sits beneath. A pullback into it would meet one standard deviation support at 7,753.02 and the 9-day average crossing at 7,754.84, around the note's 7,700 key strike in cash. The stop sits at 7,720, 3.25 points beneath the 7,723.25 Friday low and beneath Pivot S1 at 7,730.25. The targets step up: 7,784, then 7,816, then an extended 7,848. The composite read is only 16 percent buy with minimum strength, so the review labels the setup an analyst judgment that the positioning backdrop outweighs a weak trend signal.

From the 7,752 midpoint the risk to the stop is 32 points, 41.2 percent of the 14-day average true range of 77.62. The targets sit 32, 64 and 96 points above that midpoint. Exact multiples of the risk. The settle sits 21.25 points above the top of the band, and the review frames the entry as a pullback into it. A one-range frame from the settle spans 7,699.63 to 7,854.87. It holds the band, the stop and all three targets. The published one-deviation band is tighter, 7,753.02 to 7,801.48. Its lower edge sits inside the entry band, 2.98 points beneath the top, and its upper edge 17.48 points above the first target.

The scenario ranges are analyst judgment. None carries a calibration. The low-range case runs 7,750 to 7,805, the most likely 7,735 to 7,820 and the high-range case 7,700 to 7,855. Session by session the review expects roughly 7,750 to 7,800 through Globex, with a constructive bias above 7,753.02, and 7,755 to 7,805 through London, with a neutral to higher bias. The morning band is 7,745 to 7,820 and the afternoon 7,755 to 7,810 into the 4:00 PM ET settle.

The weekend comes first. Globex reopens at 6:00 PM ET Sunday after two days of headline exposure. The President is listed to speak at 7:00 PM ET Friday, after the review was written, per the news-feed calendar and unconfirmed. Japanese services purchasing managers' data are listed at 8:30 PM ET Sunday, per the news-feed calendar and unconfirmed. Gap references above the settle are the 7,787.89 target price, 7,801.48 and the 7,810.25 high; beneath it, the 7,770.25 Pivot Point, the 7,753.02 to 7,754.84 band and Pivot S1 at 7,730.25.

Europe brings three items. Final services purchasing managers' surveys for the euro area and the United Kingdom are listed between 3:50 AM ET and 4:30 AM ET, and euro-area producer prices at 5:00 AM ET, all per the news-feed calendar and unconfirmed. Friday's European hours lifted the contract to 7,765.75 by the 5:00 AM ET bar.

Then the first-order event. The services survey from the purchasing managers' institute is listed at 10:00 AM ET, forecast 55.2 against 55.4, with its employment component forecast at 49 against 47.8, per the news-feed calendar and unconfirmed. The cash open at 9:30 AM ET sets the session's first directional test. The review reads the survey through the ten-year yield. Friday's high came in the 10:30 AM ET bar and was followed by a 56.25 point pullback in the 11:00 AM ET bar, so the review sees two-way risk around the 7,810.25 high in the morning. The calendars carry no mega-capitalisation earnings entry for Monday; the positioning note lists bank earnings on 10/13 among its key dates, per the note and unconfirmed.

The afternoon closes the session. The contract settles at 4:00 PM ET, and Friday's afternoon held a 7,764.00 to 7,783.75 band before the settle. The trade balance follows at 8:30 AM ET on October 6, 2026, and the minutes of the September policy meeting at 2:00 PM ET on October 7, 2026, both as the calendar lists them.

One path is weighted. In this review's analyst judgment the most probable path holds the reopened contract above the 7,753.02 to 7,754.84 band through the Asian session, with a retest of the 7,801.48 to 7,811.52 resistance band through the United States morning. That reading rests on a settle above every settlement average, the cash close above the note's 7,690 reference level and the 7,680 modeled volatility threshold, and a positive index gamma notional. No measured frequency backs it. The composite read of only 16 percent buy with minimum strength, and negative direction still marginally above positive direction, is the review's reason for caution beneath Pivot R1 at 7,817.25. The alternative that would invalidate this reading is a weekend shock that gaps the contract beneath Pivot S1 at 7,730.25.

Friday's 11:00 AM ET pullback stopped at 7,754.00, and Monday's long band tops out 2.00 points above it.

The complete data picture

Every number behind Monday’s plan, charted first, then the full level lists, then the complete numeric reference underneath.

Sources and methodology

This outlook is built from our session review of the December E-mini S&P 500 contract, the December ’26 contract, prepared after Friday's close on October 2, 2026 for the Monday, October 5, 2026 session. Friday's completed extremes are recovered from the published pivot ladder: Pivot R3 at 7,904.25 less Pivot S3 at 7,643.25, divided by three, and Pivot R2 at 7,857.25 less Pivot S2 at 7,683.25, divided by two, both return 87.00, and three times the 7,770.25 Pivot Point less the settle gives a high-plus-low sum of 15,533.50, which yields 7,810.25 and 7,723.25 and reproduces all seven published rungs. The provider's dated row agrees at 7,724.00, 7,810.25, 7,723.25 and 7,777.25, on volume of 1,763,233 contracts; its open interest field had not been reported. It is a second surface of the same vendor, so it confirms internal consistency and not the underlying quote. That row, together with the preserved 30-minute series of 46 bars, is the only evidence used to grade Friday's card. Thursday's row now reads volume of 2,214,495 and open interest of 1,885,994, revised figures that replace the 2,126,517 and 1,895,204 carried on Friday's outlook; that post was not changed.

The contract domain was checked before any level was used: the chart title read 7,777.25 with a stated change of plus 53.25, which returns the provider's 7,724.00 previous close, and the chart's completed Friday bar equals the provider's settlement row. No Globex session had reopened at the time of reading, so the overview page's day high, day low and open are Friday's completed session. The moving averages were computed from the 260-row daily settlement series; the oscillators are cited as published for the Friday session. The positioning note used is the 5:12 PM ET edition for Friday, October 2, and its cash levels are quoted as published. Its reference column is the prior session's close and its futures column a fixed 56.7 translation, so any cash equivalent given here uses the 54.53 basis measured this session, settlement against cash close, both at 4:00 PM ET. The cash index extremes and the other cross-asset closes come from the provider's end-of-day record read at 6:22 PM ET. The cash-index console's high and low volatility point fields are excluded as low-confidence, and modeled thresholds are never called strikes. Scenario ranges are analyst judgment. Items marked unconfirmed come from the news-feed calendar or press reports. Every catalyst whose release time had passed at the time of writing is recorded as completed.

Friday’s outlook for this contract is here, and the Nasdaq-100 contract's Friday outlook covers the index that rose 1.00 percent in cash on Friday. Outlooks for ES, NQ, GC and CL are collected on the market outlook page, and our forward trading record is on the performance statement.

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