September payrolls +29K vs ~84–95K expected, unemployment 4.2%, wages +0.1% m/m. Nasdaq Composite closed at a record-area 27,190.86 (+1.19%) and the S&P 500 at 7,722.72 (+0.73%). The Yahoo price feed returned HTTP 403 again, so no refresh ran and the radar is unavailable. Plan: Hold what's on; Do nothing new into the Fed minutes (Wed 7 Oct). A soft jobs print cut October-hike odds, but a December hike is still expected and the 10-year has not fallen away from its highs — the relief rally is Nasdaq-led, not broad. Judge the 10-year (5.28%) and the dollar (DXY ~102.20, strongest since May 2025), not the headline. No price refresh landed today — Yahoo is blocked from this environment (HTTP 403), so the Buy Zone Radar is unavailable.
RISK-OFF holds, with a thaw to watch. Friday's +29K payrolls (unemployment 4.2%, wages +0.1% m/m, 3.0% y/y) cut October hike odds to roughly 17–24%, down from near 70% a week earlier; markets still expect a hike in December. The 10-year closed Friday at 5.281% after touching its highest since 2002 earlier in the week, and sits at 5.277% this morning. Brent is $102.09, WTI $88.54, Bitcoin $86,374.
Fri close: S&P 500 7,722.72 (+0.73%) · Nasdaq Composite 27,190.86 (+1.19%) · Nasdaq-100 30,807.93 (+1.00%) · Dow +0.5% (level —) · Mon premarket: futures slightly lower · 10Y 5.277% · Brent $102.09 · WTI $88.54 · BTC $86,374 · DXY ~102.20
index.html and data/alpha100.json still carry the last committed data, not re-presented as today's. No new buys, adds or trims until a refresh completes — all levels: —. This is the second consecutive edition without a feed; the cloud environment's network allowlist needs Yahoo hosts added."Nasdaq at a record" and the weak-jobs relief headlines. Loud, but the 10-year is still at 5.28% and a December hike is still expected.