The Day’s Low, Written in Advance
They say even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
But what happens when the clock isn’t stopped — and it’s right every time?
Yesterday evening, in the thin liquidity of the overnight S&P 500 futures session, a vertical burst lifted from 6468–6475.
It wasn’t news. It wasn’t macro. It was authored.
Today, in the thick of the regular …
