Open Interest 11/4/2026
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[0:00] The morning after the blue wave. Stocks are rallying 30 minutes until the
[0:03] start of trading. I'm Dani Burger and I'm Isabel.
[0:06] Bloomberg. Open interest starts right now.
[0:17] Coming up, Democrats sweep the House and Senate in a midterm landslide,
[0:21] delivering a firm rebuke to President Trump.
[0:24] And the blue sweep raises risk for the eye trade.
[0:26] Complicating the build out. The big tech is counting on to fuel
[0:29] growth. And the most striking power shift comes
[0:33] in Texas, putting Musk Inc in the political crosshairs.
[0:36] Sandy, there's a lot of crosscurrents here.
[0:38] I was watching you last night. Actually.
[0:39] It's 7 p.m. until 9 p.m., only I had to sleep.
[0:42] One of these needs to be have slept is one of us needs that.
[0:45] Um, here are the stocks to watch this morning.
[0:47] They're now firmly into red, as are. These are the eye sockets that we're
[0:50] looking out for because they set the tone for the broader market.
[0:53] This morning, shares were higher but have turned mixed and now they've turned
[0:55] red. AMD reported strong demand for its I
[0:58] chips and data center business. Super Micro was higher after boosting
[1:01] its sales outlook, while Nvidia is moving with a wider tech trade and that
[1:05] tech training seems to be over. And I guess it's in relation to the blue
[1:08] sleep that we're seeing. I was going to say it is definitely
[1:11] telling to have such good results from AMD, which they rallied on, and now
[1:14] we're in the negative. I'm looking at more of this AI data
[1:17] center trade, because that seems to be where the pain is post-election, even
[1:21] though t