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Social calls vs Monday’s tape

Weekend narratives and midweek takes, frozen at post time, then graded against the next session’s open — SPY, DIA, QQQ, and VIX.

Market print · not a grade

SPY
+1.19%
Mon noon
DIA
+0.48%
Mon noon
QQQ
+2.18%
Mon noon
VIX
+0.47%
Mon noon
AAPL
+0.48%
Mon noon
IWM
+0.64%
Mon noon
MSFT
+0.04%
Mon noon
NVDA
+1.28%
Mon noon
TLT
+0.48%
Mon noon

Prints used

Recorded print at each checkpoint. Mon noon is 12:00 PM ET. Wed close and Fri close are 4:00 PM ET.

  1. Mon open

    Monday gap

    • SPY766.25
    • DIA520.03
    • QQQ727.89
    • VIX14.96

  2. Mon noon

    Monday noon

    • SPY770.73
    • DIA518.34
    • QQQ737.15
    • VIX14.88

  3. Wed close

    Wed close

    • SPY767.81
    • DIA514.30
    • QQQ741.21
    • VIX15.18

  4. Fri close

    Fri close

    • SPY771.35
    • DIA517.49
    • QQQ744.50
    • VIX14.87

GC Scale: STRONG 70%+, PROVISIONAL 40–69%, WEAK under 40%; 0% is EXIT LIQUIDITY.

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The Pulse Of The Market @smtraderca

Sun, Sep 20, 12:52 AM EDT · verified real call · rank 1 of 2

WEAK

“I hope you have picked up the cautionary messages as you were read through this weekly review. It appears the market is preparing for additional pullback. The market internals are flashing signs of weakness. All the major indexes other than SPX and NDX are in a near term downtrend pattern.”

Reference SPY ($761.69)

SPY+1.19%against callDIA+0.48%against callQQQ+2.18%against callVIX+0.47%flat vs call

No level named.

bearish SPYPullback · Watchlistmedium convictionSourceDispute this gradeCall detailBadge 2/10

Monday 12:00 PM ET, the open of the 5-minute bar: equal-weight SPY, QQQ, and DIA are +1.28% from Friday's regular-session close, against this bearish call. VIX is +0.47% from Friday's close. That score is WEAK. This is a scorecard, not a signal.

  1. Mon openSPY($766.25)+0.6%against call18%WEAK
  2. Mon noonSPY($770.73)+1.2%against call12%WEAK
  3. Wed closeSPY($767.81)+0.8%against call18%WEAK
  4. Fri closeSPY($771.35)+1.3%against call12%WEAK
Piggo's Trading Desk @piggostradingdesk

Wed, Sep 16, 9:00 PM EDT · verified real call · rank 2 of 2

WEAK

“Major indexes remain near elevated levels but are facing increased short-term pressure as the 10-Year Treasury Yield moves above 5%. The combination of a 5.01% Treasury yield, elevated energy prices, increased volatility, geopolitical uncertainty, and stretched valuations increases the probability of continued sector rotation, profit-taking, and short-term pullbacks rather than uninterrupted market advances.”

Reference SPY ($761.69)

SPY+1.19%against callDIA+0.48%against callQQQ+2.18%against callVIX+0.47%flat vs call

No level named.

bearish SPYPullback · Watchlistmedium convictionSourceDispute this gradeCall detailBadge 1/10

Monday 12:00 PM ET, the open of the 5-minute bar: equal-weight SPY, QQQ, and DIA are +1.28% from Friday's regular-session close, against this bearish call. VIX is +0.47% from Friday's close. That score is WEAK. This is a scorecard, not a signal.

  1. Mon openSPY($766.25)+0.6%against call13%WEAK
  2. Mon noonSPY($770.73)+1.2%against call7%WEAK
  3. Wed closeSPY($767.81)+0.8%against call13%WEAK
  4. Fri closeSPY($771.35)+1.3%against call7%WEAK

Verified weekend book · readout week of Sep 21. Public posts from Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at noon ET through Sunday, September 20 at 5pm ET. Each card quotes the post and links the source. This is not a complete FinTwit scrape. Fictional demo posts are on the demo board. Monday noon is recorded. Wednesday, September 23 and Friday, September 25 are those days' official closes.

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Fictional weekend doom and melt-up posts for this same Monday tape stay graded on the demo week.

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Fifteen public accounts. Tracking — no graded calls yet until a status URL is confirmed. Demo posts stay on the demo board.

One cohort. Mon noon, Wed close, Fri close.

Monday's open and Monday noon are the primary reads on the weekend book. Wednesday and Friday keep grading that same cohort at the official close. A new collect window opens Wednesday at noon, and it does not replace the book already being graded.

  1. 1. Collect opens

    Wednesday

    12:00 PM ET

  2. 2. Collect closes

    Sunday

    5:00 PM ET

  3. 3. Monday gap

    Monday

    9:30 AM ET

  4. 4. Weekend-noise grade

    Monday noon

    12:00 PM ET

  5. 5. Same cohort

    Wed close

    4:00 PM ET

  6. 6. Same cohort, final

    Fri close

    4:00 PM ET

Labor Day week, left blank on Monday

Weekend doom

Fictional weekend posts: war panic, sell-the-open, and melt-up calls. Monday, September 7, 2026 was Labor Day, so the gap and the noon grade stay blank. Wednesday and Friday use the official closes.

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Pending settle · 2 horizons are not graded: the market was closed for Labor Day.

Handles, by mature score

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Watchlist accounts with a settled grade, ranked inside that bucket. Each average uses the furthest settled grade. STRONG, WEAK, and hit rate count settled grades only. STRONG is 70 or more. WEAK is under 40. PROVISIONAL is 40 or more and under 70.

  1. 1Level Lena@levellena58.8%Badge 6/10 · Hit +50% · STRONG +28%
  2. 2Dividend Druid@dividenddruid57.6%Badge 6/10 · Hit +33% · STRONG +22%
  3. 3Futures Fox@futuresfox56.2%Badge 6/10 · Hit +61% · STRONG +39%
  4. 4Credit Crab@creditcrab55.8%Badge 6/10 · Hit +61% · STRONG +33%
  5. 5Gap Fade@gapfade54.2%Badge 6/10 · Hit +56% · STRONG +39%

Pending settle · unscored calls stay off this board until the tape prints.