YieldTerminal Pro’s November 9 After-Close Map uses completed Monday regular-session closes and attributed TradingView daily charts with volume. The chart zones are dated YTP Zones readings, not live prices or forecasts. Watch the After-Close Map video.
QQQ: a rebound toward the 200-day average
QQQ closed at $679.35, up 3.54% from the prior regular session. Its daily low dipped into the plotted $658.96–$666.69 support zone, then the close finished just under the $681.17 200-day simple moving average. The next plotted resistance zone begins at $699.75. A future daily close above the 200-day average would be a distinct event from the intraday bounce; the chart alone cannot predict it.
Nvidia: a six-month intraday low, then a close inside a zone
Nvidia touched $170.24 intraday, below every low in the preceding six months of reviewed completed daily bars, then closed at $178.67. That finish was inside the plotted $174.64–$179.18 zone, with the next zone above starting at $179.94. In frozen completed daily Yahoo share-volume history, Monday’s 455,146,828 shares exceeded every session in the prior six-month reviewed window. This is a historical volume comparison, not a claim about buy or sell flow. The low and the close describe different parts of the session; neither establishes a durable reversal.
Hims & Hers: revenue growth alongside a lower adjusted EBITDA outlook
Hims & Hers closed the regular session at $22.94, down 11.77%, before reporting third-quarter revenue of $890.37 million, up 49% year over year. Its GAAP net loss was about $33 million and gross margin was 57%, versus 74% a year earlier. The company lowered the top end of its full-year adjusted EBITDA outlook to $277 million from $325 million in its August outlook. Adjusted EBITDA is a company-defined non-GAAP measure. The close sat above the chart’s $21.06–$22.09 support zone; that is a dated chart observation, not a response to the later earnings release.
Watch the Hims & Hers Short · Company results filed with the SEC.
The Trade Desk: above its own revenue floor
The Trade Desk closed at $14.93, up 15.47% in the completed regular session, then reported third-quarter revenue of $735.97 million. That was slightly below the year-earlier figure but above the company’s August outlook of at least $650 million for the quarter. The company also increased its share-repurchase authorization to $1 billion; an authorization is not a commitment to buy a set number of shares. Monday’s close was eight cents above the top of the $14.55–$14.85 plotted support zone. The next plotted zone above ran $15.13–$15.43. These regular-session chart levels do not include after-hours trades.
Watch the Trade Desk Short · Third-quarter SEC filing · August outlook filing.
Method and limits
Regular-session closes were frozen after the final auction and cross-checked with a second source. Daily chart snapshots show price and volume through November 9, with TradingView attribution retained. Prices on public graphics use two decimal places; source retrieval times stay in private evidence records. See Daily Levels, the Movers archive and the weekly newsletter. This is market research only, not a recommendation to buy or sell.