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The Nasdaq is currently trading around 26,083, with a recent rally from 68.14 to 715, indicating a 3% increase.
The speaker checks news from various sources (X, etc.) and mentions that the market's movement surprised them, leading to questioning their own market feelings. They suggest that the data they rely on includes news and market indicators, and they mention the Russell and Dow as additional indicators.
New options strikes can have open interest but zero volume due to differences between volume and open interest. Open interest reflects the number of open contracts, while volume refers to the number of contracts traded. If a new strike is added to a platform before the market opens, it may show open interest but no volume until the market opens. This can occur due to delays in system updates or differences in how platforms handle new data.
The NASDAQ traded over 7,800, but the S&P 500 did not. The S&P 500 was at 7796781, unchanged.
The Russell index is up $1.57 to 84.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of displaying last net change, bid, and ask price in at least four columns, acknowledging the preference for high and low values.
The speaker mentions that SLV was trading around 106ish, with a peak of 10983. This indicates the price was fluctuating around the 106-109 range.