This Podcast is an ETF's weekly report dated October 24, 2025, presenting detailed market data for various exchange-traded funds and a few individual stocks. The primary section analyzes numerous financial instruments, comparing today's volume to the previous day and last week's volume to the week before, alongside metrics like price deviation from calculated value and relationship to moving averages. A separate, extensive table lists specific ETFs and stocks, detailing their price, daily volume, IV rank, and buyer/seller trend information, highlighting large funds like SPY and QQQ at the top. The document also includes qualitative activity indicators such as Unusual Activity and whether the opening price was a Gap-Up or InRange.

This podcast is a Futures weekly report dated October 24, 2025, which summarizes market activity based on the week's closing data. The report details various metrics for numerous financial instruments, including volume analysis comparing current activity to the previous day and week. It also notes unusual price activity, quantifying whether a price is OverValue or UnderValue based on a Daily timeframe. Furthermore, the data tracks the price relationship to 200-day and 200-hour moving averages and provides a comprehensive table for various futures contracts—such as U.S. Treasury Notes, S&P 500, Crude Oil, and Gold—detailing their Implied Volatility (IV) Rank, current trends, and buyer/seller activity.

The provided Podcast is an excerpt from a weekly report concerning various Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), dated October 24, 2025. This document features a substantial amount of market data and technical analysis metrics for multiple Bitcoin ETFs, such as IBIT, ARKB, and GBTC. The report frequently cites volume comparisons against prior periods, often noting that the current day's volume is a percentage of the previous day's and the last week's volume is a percentage of the week before. Furthermore, much of the data includes information about the relationship between the asset's price and its 200-day and 200-hour moving averages. A key section lists specific ETFs along with their price, daily volume, IV rank, and buyer/seller trend. The data suggests the prices of various holdings are seen as either undervalued or overvalued based on a daily timeframe.