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$Snowflake(SNOW)$ For Snowflake (SNOW) watchlist , the near-term technical setup is constructive only if price can hold the low-$320s and reclaim the mid-$340s . At the 2026-10-27 close of $334.95 , it was 12.90% below its $384.56 52-week high; using your $333 reference, the gap is 13.41% . Level / zone Why it matters $326–$329 support Confluence around the 10-day average ($326.68), 20-day average / Bollinger midline ($335.01) just overhead, and the recent consolidation area. A pullback that stabilizes here would preserve the rebound from the October low. $315–$323 support Includes the 2026-10-27 intraday low of $322.74 and the recent closes around $315–$323 after the sharp 2026-10-16 selloff. This is the key short-term demand zone. $3

📊 Market Recap As of the latest Singapore session, 'ES3.SI' (STI ETF) closed at S$5.376, down -1.36% or -S$0.07 from the previous close of S$5.45. The ETF traded within a narrow range of S$5.34 to S$5.44, with amplitude of 1.98%. The current price remains approximately 9.2% below its 52-week high of S$5.92, while holding comfortably above the 52-week low of S$4.29. Volume ratio surged to 2.45, indicating significantly higher trading activity compared to recent sessions, with total trading value reaching approximately S$10.07 million. 🚀 Key Drivers Benchmark Correction: The Straits Times Index-linked ETF pulled back as broader Singapore equities faced profit-taking pressure after recent gains, with the fund retreating from elevated levels toward the S$5.34 short-term support. Capital Outflo

$Bank of America(BAC)$ The key near-term support is around $50.08 for Bank of America (BAC) watchlist . The broader support band is roughly $49.20–$50.10 , where daily support readings have repeatedly clustered since the 2026-10-14 earnings sell-off. At $50.56 (2026-10-26 pre-market indication), BAC is only 0.95% above the $50.08 technical level. A sustained close below that zone would weaken the current base-building attempt and shift attention toward the recent post-earnings low near $49.26 ; below that, the 52-week low is $46.12 . Why $50 matters: The Q3 release on 2026-10-14 produced a high-volume 4.76% decline, with 118.0M shares traded—the defining breakdown session for the current range. Q3 EPS was $1.08

For the next two weeks, the Weekly and Daily Pretiming Reports for $ProShares UltraPro QQQ(TQQQ)$ will be updated, providing deeper insights into changes in buying and selling flows, price movements, and the overall outlook. TQQQ, the fund that seeks three times the Nasdaq-100’s daily move, enters our coverage window right after the index’s worst day since June. On Friday the $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ fell 3.46%, and a fund built to triple daily moves was designed to fall roughly 10%. The trigger was a week of earnings that forced one hard question: is the AI spending boom paying off? With the Fed leaning toward another hike, that question matters more than usual. Here is what to know before our Pretiming Report a

$DBS(D05.SI)$ Dbs bank - Chart wise, bearish mode. She may go down to test 72.50. Breaking down would see further selling down pressure. 3rd quarter results will be our on 5th Nov. Will it be able to support the price from going lower. Lets await the market to tell us. Once the bank started to fall, STI would likely fall further. Pls dyodd. 25 October 26: Dbs bank - Chart wise, bearish mode. She may go down to test 72.50. Next, she may go further downward towards 70 and below. Beyond 70, she may head further South towards 65. Pls dyodd.

$Occidental(OXY)$ Another day, another oil headline. Crude keeps proving that nobody really has a handle on where it's going next. What I find interesting about Oxy is how much of the story comes down to one number. When the barrel is strong, the conversation is all about cash flow, buybacks, and paying down debt. When it softens, everyone suddenly gets cautious. Meanwhile, the rest of us just notice it at the pump and in the price of, well, everything. I don't have a big prediction here. Just a reminder that energy stocks are a rollercoaster, and the smartest move might be patience. Curious to see how the next few weeks play out.