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🎢 Six Flags Rises as John Reilly Named New CEO Key Points: Six Flags (NYSE:FUN) stock rose 2% after appointing John Reilly as CEO, effective Dec 8, 2025. Reilly succeeds Richard A. Zimmerman, who is stepping down. He brings 30+ years of amusement-industry experience, including roles at Palace Entertainment, Parques Reunidos, and SeaWorld. Appointment comes after the Six Flags–Cedar Fair merger, a crucial time for the company. Board says Reilly’s expertise will help drive operational improvements and profitable growth. Move follows pressure from activist investor JANA Partners and NFL star Travis Kelce on improving performance. Reilly will also join the Board of Directors when he takes over. #Fed# #NYSE##NewCEO

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USTEC - Analysis 1. Trends * Higher timeframe (1D & 4H) still down because price made lower highs and lower lows this week. * Short-term (1H–5M) is up because price is recovering from the 24,640 demand zone. * Market is in a pullback inside a bigger downtrend. Resistance: * 25,520–25,620 * 25,700–25,780 * 25,260–25,320 Support: * 25,140–25,100 * 24,960–24,900 * 24,700–24,640 3. Insights: * Price is reaching a sell area around 25,260–25,320. * Safe trade: Sell only if price rejects this zone with clear weakness. * Targets can be: 25,190 → 25,140 → 25,100 (50-point steps). * Avoid buys unless price breaks above 25,320 and retests. * As of now, sellers have better control on higher timeframe, so short is safer only after rejection.

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*Gold Market Update – Key Points* Gold prices edged higher on Monday, briefly testing the *$4,100 level before retreating to around $4,050 as traders remained cautious ahead of major U.S. economic releases this week. Investor focus is on U.S. data, including Thursday’s September nonfarm payrolls, which will offer fresh insight into economic momentum and guide expectations for the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate path. Rate-cut expectations have softened, with markets now pricing a 46% probability* of a quarter-point cut next month, down from 50% last week. Analysts say scaled-back expectations and lingering uncertainty after the government shutdown are weighing on gold. Several Fed policymakers have expressed reluctance toward further easing, citing persistent *inflation concerns* and signs of labour-market stability after two rate cuts this year. Gold, a non-yielding asset, typically benefits from lower interest rates and economic uncertainty, but current Fed hesitation is limiting upside momentum. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar index (DXY) remains firm, reducing gold’s appeal for holders of other currencies.

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US S&P Global PMI Preview: Business activity likely to show steady expansion in November The S&P Global flash PMIs for November are expected to show expansion continued in the month. The employment and inflation sub-indices will attract attention in the aftermath of the government shutdown. EUR/USD bounced from its recent lows, USD could recover its bullish poise with upbeat data. #S&P500# #EUR/USD# #BullishSentiment#

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