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Hey everyone, this is Muyan, and you're listening to "AI Stock Market Chat." For today's episode, the upstream forecast baseline date is 2026-11-05, with a horizon of the first trading day after the baseline, meaning today, Friday 2026-11-06. The model's directional label this time is bearish, and the overnight numbers from overseas markets don't look great either. Let's go straight to the data and call it like it is.

Today's Index Forecast

This service forecasts only the TAIEX, split into two horizons: "next day" and "short term." The data comes from this site's Stock MCP snapshot, retrieved at 2026-11-06T11:00:11.944Z. Both forecasts use 2026-11-05 as the baseline date, with a snapshot close of 41574.72 and a daily change of -3.2%.

In plain terms: the model tags both horizons as bearish, with 78% confidence on the next day and 75% on the short term. The baseline session itself was already weak, with the TAIEX closing down 3.20%, 169 advancers against 867 decliners, which is a pretty lopsided breadth reading, while overseas semiconductor names came under pressure. One caveat: the target range represents the model's estimate of where the close will land on the target day, not a description of intraday highs and lows. You also can't use the confidence score or the width of the range to infer whether the market will trend one way or chop back and forth.

Global Market Snapshot

What follows are current readings only. No forecasts.

The common thread across these numbers: losses amplify in layers, from the broad index to tech to semiconductors, with the SOX down -12.25% in a single day as the heaviest hit. To be clear, the TAIEX futures night session at 38936 and the index snapshot close at 41574.72 are two different instruments measured at two different points in time. The arithmetic gap is 2638.72 points, but that isn't a same-moment basis, and it can't be used to infer the odds of a gap up or gap down at today's open.

Strategy Stock Screener Radar

The following are screener results, not individual stock buy/sell forecasts. No direction, target price, or confidence is assigned.

Technical signal summary (again, just the screener's signal descriptions): Hotai Motor scored -1.5 today, with the bullish factor being a MACD histogram flip to positive and the bearish factors being bearish divergence on both MACD and RSI. Uni-President scored -2.0, with CCI at 113.87 indicating strengthening momentum, but likewise showing MACD and RSI bearish divergence. Evergreen Marine scored -1.5, with a KD bearish crossover at high levels. Feng Tay scored 0.0, with moving averages tangled and direction unclear, the price holding above the monthly line, RSI at 55, and KD leaning bullish short term. Yang Ming scored 0.2, with Williams %R at -83.02 in oversold territory, but also a bearish engulfing candlestick pattern. The screener's reading thresholds are ≥2 for buy-leaning and ≤ -2 for sell-leaning, with anything in between treated as neutral.

Recent Forecast Accuracy Review

Honest numbers. Recent directional accuracy for the index next-day horizon is 47.8%, meaning the direction was right 11 times out of 23. Of those, only 5 were full hits (HIT), with an average error of 1.23%. The short-term horizon has 52.6% directional accuracy, 10 right out of 19, with 4 full hits and an average error of 3.33%.

Let me spell out the definitions here: the numerator for directional accuracy is HIT plus PARTIAL, where HIT means the direction was correct and the settlement price landed inside the full target range. If the close lands in the range but the direction was wrong, it still counts as a MISS. Average error is computed as the difference between the target day's close and the midpoint of the range, divided by the forecast baseline price. The snapshot doesn't provide per-entry direction thresholds or the start and end dates of the sample period, so I'm not going to fill those in myself, nor will I compare these two numbers against any "random baseline." The directional label itself includes bullish, bearish, and neutral, so it's not a two-way coin flip.

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