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July 31, 2026 · Executive brief
01 / The rundown
- S&P futures staged a sharp 200-point rally off session lows at 7403, demonstrating persistent post-FOMC institutional dip buying.
- Index pullbacks remain orderly overall, though tech sector weakness has pushed the NASDAQ down 12% from recent record highs.
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02 / The briefing
01 / main
S&P Futures Surge 200 Points Off Cash Lows
The takeaway: Equities staged a massive 200-point rebound following yesterday's lows, driven by heavy buying at key levels. The cash session low held precisely at 7403 before price rallied to close near the 7500 milestone.
Concrete details
- The S&P futures surged 200 points from yesterday's lows to close near 7500.
- Cash session lows hit precisely 7403 before buyers stepped in to spark the drive higher.
Why it matters for this reader: Map this 7403 level on your volume profile as critical demand for planning risk parameters on upcoming long entries.
Original sourcesTic Toc's OrderFlow Newsletter
02 / main
Post-FOMC Dip Triggers Failed Breakdown and Rally
The takeaway: Institutional buyers trapped shorts during a sharp post-FOMC drop to accumulate long positions. ES flushed to 7324 before reclaiming the key June 11th low and key 7418 shelf, driving prices past 7450.
Concrete details
- ES flushed down to 7324, temporarily undercutting the June 11th low by just 1 point.
- Price recovered to 7425 by 4:35 PM before ripping past the 7450 level.
Why it matters for this reader: Tracking failed breakdowns helps you spot institutional absorption in order flow to time lower-risk entries after aggressive liquidations.
Original sourcesAdam Mancini's S&P 500 (SPX/ES Futures) Trade Companion
03 / main
Buyers Reclaim Range Shelf After Initial FOMC Liquidation
The takeaway: The S&P futures defended a key consolidation structure despite intense post-FOMC volatility. After sweeping below the 7418 shelf down to the 7370s, buyers absorbed the sell-off and pushed price back toward 7450.
Concrete details
- Price swept below the 7418 shelf down to the 7370s before bulls reclaimed control.
- Futures remained trapped within a defined range bounded between 7418 and 7506.
Why it matters for this reader: Use these range boundaries to identify order flow exhaustion and define precise stop-loss levels around structural shelves.
Original sourcesAdam Mancini's S&P 500 (SPX/ES Futures) Trade Companion
04 / main
Stock Market Holds Above Bear Market Territory
The takeaway: Broader market indexes are holding up despite market anxiety over corporate capital expenditures. The market remains down roughly 3% from record highs, staying well clear of official correction or bear market thresholds.
Concrete details
- Equity indexes remain down just 3% from their all-time highs.
- Current price action remains above technical correction levels despite macroeconomic headlines.
Why it matters for this reader: General market stability suggests watching order flow delta rather than panicking over macro headlines during minor pullbacks.
Original sourcesTic Toc's OrderFlow Newsletter
05 / main
Tech Weakness Drives NASDAQ Down 12 Percent
The takeaway: Tech sector vulnerability is creating a stark divergence between major stock indexes. While the S&P 500 has pulled back 4% from its record peak, tech selling has dragged the NASDAQ down 12%.
Concrete details
- The NASDAQ has fallen 12% from its all-time high amid tech sector selling.
- The S&P 500 shows greater resilience, down almost 4% from its record peak.
Why it matters for this reader: Understanding sector-specific liquidity flows helps you manage trade sizing and avoid over-exposing your portfolio to lagging tech setups.
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Action items
- Mark the 7403 session low and 7418 shelf on your volume profile charts to evaluate risk for upcoming entries.
- Watch order flow delta during sharp flushes to identify potential failed breakdowns and institutional trap setups.
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