RMAX is printing 39.5x RVOL with a 24% pre-market move — that's the play I'm watching at the open. Meanwhile, gold's ugly -2.15% flush and crude's 4.31% rip are the macro stories today.
Overnight was relatively quiet for equities — SPX $7,173.91 is basically flat, and with the Fear & Greed Index sitting at 67 (Greed), there's no panic but also no euphoria driving the tape. The real story is commodities. Gold is down hard to $4,592.70, silver is getting wrecked at $73.30 (-3.01%), and crude just exploded to $100.52 (+4.31%). DXY firming up to 98.82 is likely the culprit behind the metals flush. I'm not adding to my bullion positions today — I'm letting this sell-off breathe and watching for a level to reload.
The scanner had zero clean qualifiers across 413 tickers, but the top long setups are still worth watching at the open:
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On the short side, SKLZ $6.36 (-19.60%) is notable but RVOL at just 1.2x is weak — that move may already be exhausted pre-market. ERAS $19.15 has a real catalyst and better RVOL at 2.4x but I'd want to see it reject a bounce attempt before shorting.
No major economic data drops today that I'm aware of, so price action will be news-driven. Finance is leading sectors at +0.76% and consumer is lagging at -0.72% — that's a risk-on lean without the consumer confirming, which makes me cautious on chasing broad index strength. I'm focused on RMAX at the open, staying flat on metals until the dust settles, and keeping my BTC position but not adding at $76,217.