This recorded November 2 Short uses one early premarket last sale, checked between CNBC and Nasdaq. Its cyan chart marker is a frozen observation, not a live quote or completed daily candle. The price history and averages use completed U.S. regular sessions through October 30.
The completed chart
Nebius (NBIS) closed October 30 at $154.14, down 10.38% from October 29. It finished below its $209.70 50-day simple average and $177.49 200-day average.
The early November 2 premarket mark was $158.55, 2.86% above Friday's close when observed. This is the observation described in the narration; later premarket quotes may differ. The July 17 intraday low of $164.31 is an older confirmed pivot. The October 30 intraday low of $149.96 is a separate, latest-session endpoint, not a confirmed five-session pivot. A premarket last sale does not establish the next regular-session close.
Volume context and follow-up
The estimated May 4–October 30 busiest-price band was $216.41–$222.83, well above the frozen premarket mark. The estimate splits the six-month range into 24 price rows and spreads each completed session's reported volume evenly over its high–low range. It is not TradingView Visible Range Volume Profile, exchange order flow or evidence of who bought or sold.
The next completed daily close relative to the dated references will be a cleaner follow-up than a moving premarket quote. Watch the Short, see the October 30 Daily Levels, and read the Sunday recap. Educational market research only, not a recommendation.
Sources: Yahoo Finance NBIS daily history, and dated CNBC and Nasdaq premarket last-sale snapshots retained privately. Completed closes were cross-checked; averages, levels and the volume estimate were independently calculated from frozen daily bars.