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October 6, 2026 after-market recap. QQQ and SPY held higher while software led, small caps lagged and biotech weakened. We connect the index levels, equal weighting, NDFI and S5FI reference readings, Marvell’s Investor Day, Micron’s reported earnings and stock reaction, Treasury yields, the dollar and commodities. Equity figures are native TradingView daily bars checked after the regular session; macro and the eleven-sector scan retain their stated late-session timestamps. NDFI is the latest displayed reference. S5FI updated to 29.42% during recording; the narration and cards reflect that update. Free education: Newsletter: Community: All Access: Educational analysis only, not individualized financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk. Member results vary; past performance does not guarantee future results. Additional rotation review: AMD, optical/networking watchlist and the official tentative Treasury auction schedule. Unconfirmed margin-call explanations are not facts. Options Funding affiliate referral: Code HPT. Check the current discount and eligibility at checkout. Evaluation fees and payout rules apply; results are not guaranteed. CHAPTERS 0:00 Hook: the green headline hides a split 0:58 QQQ: the decision points, without the number parade 2:28 Nasdaq participation: let breadth follow the QQQ story 3:42 SPY, RSP and small caps: three different experiences 5:27 S&P breadth: repair is not the same as being repaired 6:42 Sector scoreboard: stronger defensives, weaker biotech 8:27 Software versus chips: performance, not proof of a fund trade 9:42 Marvell and Micron: the same theme, different reactions 11:31 The next semiconductor checkpoint 12:36 Where rotation goes next: chips, connections and auctions 14:16 Yields, volatility and credit: update the backdrop 15:49 Oil and commodities: do not flatten the whole story into one cause 17:21 The next catalysts and tomorrow's plan
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