Watch the November 6 After-Close Map. This compilation brings together the three individually reviewed November 6 SPY, QQQ and IWM Shorts with an introduction and closing summary. It uses completed regular-session daily candles through November 6; it is a recorded review, not a live quote.
SPY: the 200-day is close
SPY closed at $735.29, up 0.31% Friday and down 2.70% for the week, its worst completed week since April 2025 in the 104-week comparison. It finished just above the $730.38 200-day average and below the $765.68 50-day average for a sixth straight close.
QQQ: Friday bounce, second close below the 200-day
QQQ closed at $656.10, up 1.40% Friday but down 4.98% for the week. Its second straight close below the $680.89 200-day average leaves that dated daily level to reclaim; the $720.97 50-day average remains higher.
IWM: below both averages
IWM closed at $273.67, up 0.99% Friday after Thursday's sharp decline, but down 2.03% for the week. It remained below its $282.11 50-day and $279.00 200-day averages. Its October 16 intraday low at $269.88 is a separate dated short-term reference.
How to read these levels
All three ETFs rose on Friday and fell over the full October 30 to November 6 week. Each average is a simple mean of completed daily closes. A daily retest and close above a level is needed to call it reclaimed; none is a guaranteed target or support zone. Dated highs and lows are intraday extremes and should not be confused with closing levels. The attributed TradingView charts use the November 6 regular-session basis, cross-checked with CNBC close data; observation times are kept in the private source record.
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