$NDX some are already calling yesterday's bounce confirmed, but +2.28% with VIX down and yields up isn't that unusual on its own. I'd want a second session in the same direction before buying it.
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Latest delayed quote: 27,943.74, -1.22% versus the previous close (checked at 19:50 UTC on Nov 14, 2026).
Last close: 26,989.99 on Nov 6, 2026.
52-week closing range: 22,953.38 to 31,224.47. The last close sits 49% of the way from the low to the high.
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$NDX a session a bit more than usual, +2.28% yesterday, with the VIX down and US yields up: a helpful backdrop, nothing dramatic. The move alone doesn't tell me it holds yet, I'd want a second session confirming before buying into it.
$NDX up +1.35% on Friday, a normal day for the index, with the VIX easing. Plenty of people are calling tech damaged, yet it still sits -13.6% below the yearly high. If it opens above Friday's close, the bears are crowded on one side; if it opens below Friday's low, the bounce…
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