MARKET SAVANT

All three instruments come in with the overnight session folded inside the prior day, so the prior-day extremes are doing the work as the session frame. NQ: PDC 28333.5 sits near the upper end of the prior-day range, above the stack of 28104.83, 27925.1 and 27875. Acceptance above 28410 puts that level in question above, with 28500 as the reference magnet beyond; rejection at 28410 leaves it as resistance, with 28250 and 28000 as the magnets below and 27337 as support. Between 27337 and 28410, rangebound — those are the edges to watch. ES: PDC 7474.5 holds above 7444.66, 7425.34 and 7424.41. Acceptance above 7498 puts 7500 in question above, with 7750 the next magnet; rejection at 7498 leaves it as resistance, with 7351.75 as support and 7250 below that. Between 7351.75 and 7498, rangebound. GC: PDC 4162.3 holds above 4157.54, 4142.82 and 4125.99, with the overnight high 4176.6 stopping short of PDH 4180.2. Acceptance above 4176.6 puts 4180.2 in question above, with 4250 as the magnet; rejection at 4176.6 leaves it as resistance, with 4084.6 as support and 4000 below. Between 4084.6 and 4176.6, rangebound. Practical framing: the morning inflation-and-growth block is a hard blackout window, and with chop regimes across all three, levels touched inside that window carry less information than levels that hold after it. Treat the overnight extremes as the decision points and the EMA clusters as the reference for whether the prior day's structure stays intact.