On 6 October 2026 126 of the 230 instruments Kinzan measured closed the 24 hours higher and 91 lower, with the risk dial at 65 of 100 (risk-on).
Risk-on sentiment holds as commodities and energy stocks like CEG and MRVL lead gains, while crypto continues to face heavy selling pressure across all major sessions.
Crypto selling has intensified, while energy and commodity stocks are seeing even stronger momentum than before.
"Since" is close-to-close from this day to the latest daily close
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On the board because they moved — not instruments Kinzan tracks, so no surprise figure and no page
Energy and agricultural commodities are seeing massive inflows, particularly during the New York session. Traders are rotating into these hard assets as inflation hedges and supply-side constraints drive prices to the top of their daily ranges.
Crypto assets are facing a coordinated sell-off, with New York session traders aggressively liquidating positions. These assets are pinned at their daily lows, signaling a lack of buyer interest at current levels.
The tech sector is splitting between winners and losers. While semiconductor names like MRVL and AMD see strong demand, biotech and high-growth tech are suffering from heavy New York session selling pressure.
The New York session is currently the primary driver of volatility, with most major stock moves occurring during these hours. Traders are reacting to earnings and sector-specific news with high conviction, leading to breakout moves.
Asian and Indian indices are showing resilience, trading at their daily highs. This strength suggests global investors are still finding value in these markets despite the volatility seen in individual US tech stocks.
