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SYS Daily Report – Weekend Edition

Global Markets Close the Week Firm as Risk Appetite Improves and Metals Surge

Global markets closed the week on a firmer footing as risk appetite improved across equities, commodities, and select digital assets. U.S. equity indexes finished higher following midweek volatility, while global markets responded to central bank actions and macro data without significant dislocation. In the U.S., inflation data showed consumer prices rising 2.7% year over year, while labor data reflected a 4.6% unemployment rate, the highest level since September 2021. Treasury yields moved modestly higher late in the week following global rate adjustments, while the U.S. dollar strengthened against several major currencies.

In Japan, the Bank of Japan raised its policy rate by 25 basis points to 0.75%, marking a 30-year high. Despite the move, the Japanese yen weakened sharply, with the U.S. dollar reaching approximately ¥157.7. Bond yields in Japan rose to multi-decade highs, while currency volatility increased across yen pairs. Oil prices finished the week higher, and precious metals extended strong year-to-date performance as silver reached record levels.

10-Year US Treasury Yield – Daily Chart

US Dollar – Daily Chart

Breadth & Major Index Charts

Market breadth improved into the end of the week, with advancing stocks outpacing decliners, particularly on the Nasdaq. Participation strengthened as leadership broadened beyond a narrow group of names, suggesting stabilization after midweek pressure. Major indexes reclaimed upward momentum following a brief technical deterioration earlier in the week.

The Red-Light/Green-Light Breadth System shifted toward a more constructive posture, indicating improved participation and fewer distribution signals compared with earlier in the week.

The Red-Light/Green-Light Breadth System

The S&P 500 finished the session up 0.9%, while the Nasdaq Composite gained 1.3%, supported by renewed strength in technology and semiconductor-related shares. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 0.4%, lagging slightly but remaining technically constructive. Small-cap participation improved, with the Russell 2000 ETF rising 0.8%, reflecting renewed interest in higher-beta areas of the market.

The indexes are working their way toward the apex of a consolidation pattern, with daily Bollinger Bands beginning to squeeze, suggesting a directional move may be approaching. As a CMT teaches, the focus here is on being reactive rather than predictive, as the coming week and the transition into the new year will be critical. Monitor for potential breakout or breakdown signals, particularly as many stocks accelerated higher during triple witching on Friday and are now pressing into the underside of major resistance while sentiment appears increasingly euphoric. The key is to watch whether price action can break out above resistance or if this move proves to be a bull trap ahead of a breakdown, reacting to what the market is doing rather than making predictions like many of the talking heads on television.

S&P 500 – Daily Chart

Nasdaq – Daily Chart

Dow Jones Industrial Average – Daily Chart

Russell 2000 (ETF) – Daily Chart

TSX Recap

Canadian equities closed at a record high, with the TSX Composite Index rising 1.0% to 31,755.77, surpassing its prior record close. For the week, the index gained 0.7%, bringing its year-to-date advance to 28.4%, its strongest annual performance since 2009. Trading volume was elevated, reflecting broad participation across sectors.

Leadership came from materials and technology, with metals-related names benefiting from strength in gold and silver prices. The materials group advanced 2.4%, while technology rose 2.5%. Energy also contributed positively as crude oil settled higher. Financials finished modestly higher, maintaining a steady technical posture.

TSX – Daily Chart

Digital Assets Overview

Digital assets traded with mixed but generally stable momentum. Bitcoin trades within a defined intraday range between the upper and lower Bollinger bands, reflecting consolidation rather than directional expansion. One must watch for a directional break rather than make predictions. Watch to see if BTC can start to reclaim the 13ema. The same goes for Ethereum as it holds just under $3000, showing limited volatility.

The reaction on Monday morning will be key for the crypto markets. The same applies to Bitcoin and the inverse ETFs discussed in the last report: either the inverse ETFs break out to the upside as crypto weakness resumes, or crypto has put in a meaningful low and begins to reverse into year-end. This is a key inflection point where discipline and responsiveness matter most.

Smaller-cap digital assets experienced sharper short-term moves, with select tokens posting significant percentage gains, while large-cap cryptocurrencies remained range-bound. Market behavior suggested bifurcation between speculative activity in smaller names and consolidation among major assets.

Bitcoin – Daily Chart

Ethereum – Daily Chart

Solana – Daily Chart

Commodity Watch

Commodities delivered some of the most notable moves of the session. Silver surged to a record high, ending the week up 8.4% and extending its year-to-date gain to 132%. Gold closed near higher, posting a 1% weekly gain and continuing a strong annual advance.

Crude oil settled at $56.55 per barrel, up on the day but down for the week, while Brent crude finished near $60.50. Industrial metals also strengthened, with copper prices contributing to gains in materials-heavy equity indexes. Platinum and palladium traded near multi-year highs, reinforcing broad strength across precious metals.

The uranium theme remained technically constructive, supported by ongoing institutional and small-cap interest across the sector.

Crude Oil – Weekly Chart

Copper – Daily Chart

Gold – Daily Chart

Silver – Daily Chart

Uranium Theme – Global X Uranium ETF

Sector & Thematic Movers

Technology led sector performance as semiconductor and data infrastructure names rebounded following earlier weakness. Aerospace and defense also showed relative strength, aligning with broader industrial participation. Materials outperformed on the back of strong precious metals pricing, while energy benefited from higher oil prices.

Financials remained stable, contributing modestly to index gains, while select consumer-facing names lagged due to company-specific earnings reactions. Overall sector rotation appeared balanced, with no single area dominating participation.

Stock Movers

Friday’s session delivered robust, broad-based stock-level action, with leadership expanding well beyond a narrow group of names and confirming improving participation into the weekend. In technology, Palantir Technologies (PLTR) strengthened decisively into the close, building on earlier gains and reflecting renewed engagement across software and data-focused equities. AppLovin (APP) remained active following its prior advance, holding firm as participation persisted rather than retraced. Shopify (SHOP) also traded constructively alongside broader technology strength, maintaining a stable technical posture.

Semiconductors and related infrastructure names played a central role in supporting the Nasdaq. Micron Technology (MU) extended its post-earnings strength, helping stabilize sentiment across the group. Equipment names Lam Research (LRCX) and KLA Corp. (KLAC) advanced in tandem, reinforcing leadership within the semiconductor complex. Nvidia (NVDA) posted a notable upside move of nearly 4%, contributing positively to sector tone despite remaining below prior resistance areas.

Aerospace and defense emerged as another area of leadership. GE Aerospace (GE) continued to trade constructively near recent highs, maintaining a strong and orderly technical structure. Raytheon Technologies (RTX) regained momentum as price action moved back through prior resistance, reinforcing relative strength within the industrial and defense space. In the small- and mid-cap segment, Rocket Lab (RKLB) stood out with a sharp surge of approximately 18%, marking one of the strongest single-name moves of the session and underscoring renewed speculative appetite within aerospace-adjacent innovation names.

Healthcare and biotechnology showed selective but meaningful participation. Genmab (GMAB) and Gilead Sciences (GILD) held constructive technical setups, while Axsome Therapeutics (AXSM) advanced sharply from a tight consolidation, reflecting focused interest within higher-volatility healthcare names. These moves complemented broader strength in growth-oriented sectors without signs of crowding.

In resources, Sigma Lithium (SGML) remained technically active as lithium-related equities aligned with continued strength across commodities. Precious metals momentum supported broader materials participation, providing a favorable backdrop for mining and resource-linked names. Ondas Holdings (ONDS) also remained in focus following notable options activity earlier in the week, with price action continuing to consolidate toward the apex of a potential continuation pattern and maintaining a constructive volume profile.

Within financials and payments, Carlyle Group (CG) held steady near resistance levels, aligning with stability across alternative asset managers. Mastercard (MA) and Visa (V) both maintained constructive setups near key technical thresholds, supported by improving momentum indicators rather than headline-driven catalysts.

Additional participation was observed across data storage and infrastructure-related names, including SanDisk (SNDK), which advanced out of a volatile consolidation, and select industrial and contract manufacturing equities that held firm as broader market tone improved.

Taken together, Friday’s action reflected a meaningful expansion in leadership across technology, semiconductors, aerospace, healthcare, resources, and financials. The combination of large-cap stability and small-cap acceleration reinforced the session’s constructive character and set a strong technical foundation heading into the weekend.

Options & Insider Flow

Options activity during the session highlighted concentrated institutional positioning in select names. Notable bullish flow was observed in Amazon.com (AMZN), Salesforce (CRM), Carlyle Group (CG), Rivian Automotive (RIVN), Freeport-McMoRan (FCX), and Ondas Holdings (ONDS), with call buying and put selling indicating confidence in price stability or potential upside.

Insider activity showed meaningful purchases in Kodiak Sciences (KOD) and Navan (NAVN), while notable sales occurred in large-cap names such as Walmart (WMT) and Cisco Systems (CSCO). Canadian insider activity was particularly active in the resource sector, including Fuerte Metals (FMT.V) and Carbon Streaming (NETZ.TO), underscoring continued interest in metals-related exposure.

Small-Cap Spotlight

Small-cap participation improved alongside broader risk appetite. Strength was evident in aerospace, mining, and select technology-adjacent names. Rocket Lab (RKLB) stood out following a strong upside move tied to operational milestones and contract awards, while uranium and precious metals-linked small caps continued to exhibit elevated volume and momentum.

Conclusion

Markets closed the week on a constructive note, with improved breadth, resilient index performance, and strong commodity leadership shaping the session’s tone. Equities absorbed central bank developments and macro data without disruption, while metals and select small-cap areas displayed notable momentum. Volatility moderated into the close, and participation broadened across sectors. As markets head into year-end, technical posture across major indexes and commodities suggests stabilization, with attention likely to remain on breadth, sector rotation, and cross-asset confirmation rather than headline-driven volatility. The directional move at the open on Monday morning could be telling.

“A stop-loss is not about being right or wrong—it’s about protecting capital.” — Mark Minervini

Now, onto the daily setups.

US Daily Setups

BitMine Immersion could potentially have just put in a double bottom. This is a critical area to watch closely alongside crypto price action early next week. Either this level holds and marks a low, or price breaks lower and the downtrend continues. At this stage, it is a watch-and-react environment rather than one for prediction. The same applies to Bitcoin and the inverse ETFs discussed in the last report: either the inverse ETFs break out to the upside as crypto weakness resumes, or crypto has put in a meaningful low and begins to reverse into year-end. This is a key inflection point where discipline and responsiveness matter most.

Carlyle Group appears to be positioning itself just below a significant horizontal resistance line. Monitor to see whether the moving averages can help push price action through resistance.

Salesforce appears to be setting up on the right side of a bottoming pattern. Monitor to see whether the moving averages can help push price action higher from this configuration.

Carpenter Technology continues to position itself just below recent highs. Monitor for continuation of the trend.

Clearwater Analytics appears to be setting up on the right side of a bottoming pattern. Monitor to see whether the moving averages can help push price action through the top of resistance.

GE Aerospace is consolidating below its recent high. Monitor for a continuation of upside momentum as the moving averages begin to cross, with a key clue being whether the PPO fails at the zero line or breaks out above.

Gold Fields is tightening on the right side of a multi-month base. Monitor to see whether the moving averages can help push price action toward the top of the configuration.

SEALSQ is experiencing bullish options activity as price action tightens below horizontal resistance. Monitor for any breakout signals.

Mastercard is setting up below a horizontal resistance line. Monitor for any breakout signals, as the PPO indicator is back above the zero line, suggesting positive momentum.

Nasdaq is consolidating on the right side of a multi-month base. Monitor to see whether price action can continue moving above its upward-sloping moving average.

Ondas Holdings is consolidating toward the apex of a potential continuation pattern with a bullish volume profile. Monitor for any breakout signals.

PHINIA is attempting to break out from a multi-month base. Monitor for a continuation of the trend above its moving averages.

RTX is showing bullish price action as it attempts to continue its trend above its upward-sloping moving averages.

Sigma Lithium is attempting to break out from a bottoming base, which is a structure that forms over multiple months before resolving higher and pushing toward a new 52-week high.

SanDisk is set up in the form of a potential bullish pennant continuation pattern. Monitor for a continuation of upside momentum.

Millicom appears to be setting up just below its recent highs. Monitor for continuation of the trend.

Visa is setting up below a horizontal resistance line. Monitor for any breakout signals, as the PPO indicator is back above the zero line, suggesting positive momentum.

Canadian Daily Setups

Altius Minerals is coiling at the apex of a bullish pennant continuation pattern. Monitor for any potential breakout signals.

Aecon is consolidating in a tight trading range above its upward-sloping moving average and below a significant horizontal resistance level. Monitor for any trend continuation signals.

Enterprise Oilfield Group appears to be setting up on the right side of a bottoming pattern. Monitor for any potential breakout signals.

Ero Copper is setting up on the right side of a multi-month base. Monitor for any potential breakout signals.

Fairfax Financial appears to be setting up on the right side of a base. Monitor for any potential breakout signals that could suggest a continuation of the uptrend.

Hut 8 Mining continues to consolidate below a significant horizontal resistance line. Monitor for any potential breakout signals.

Magna International continues to walk above its upward-sloping moving average. This breakout signal was first triggered around the $70 level when we flagged unusual bullish options activity in the U.S. in the Unusual Activity Report. Since then, price action has continued to follow the system rules outlined at the top of each report.

Sigma Lithium is attempting to break out from a bottoming base, which is a structure that forms over multiple months before resolving higher and pushing toward a new 52-week high.

Ur-Energy appears to be setting up just below a significant horizontal resistance line. Monitor for any potential breakout signals.

VersaBank continues to demonstrate bullish price action following the bottoming base breakout we highlighted. Price action is now above a large volume-by-price bar. Monitor for trend continuation above its upward-sloping moving average.

To conclude our report, we thank you for your engagement and insights. Your feedback is valuable, and we encourage you to share your recommendations. Stay attentive to the Daily Setups, the Workspace, and the Watchlists for emerging opportunities. Additionally, be sure to explore the PDFs of Friday’s scan results provided below. Until next time, happy trading!

US Scanner Results

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EXPORT – US Scanner Results

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Canadian Scanner Results

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EXPORT – Canadian Scanner Results

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