Mark Newton’s Live Technical Analysis – November 2026
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Event Agenda
This month’s Live Technical Analysis takes place Tuesday, November 10 at 2 p.m. ET, a week after Election Day. Mark Newton will break down market structure and near-term tactical opportunities. Joining him as a special guest will be Tom Block, Fundstrat’s Washington Policy Strategist, a Beltway insider who spent 21 years leading government relations at J.P. Morgan. With the midterm results still coming into focus, Tom Block will cover what the outcome could mean for policy heading into 2027, and which parts of the market might feel it first.
What we’ll cover
• What the midterm results could mean for legislation and regulation, and the sectors most exposed
• Mark Newton’s technical review of major indexes and sectors, including key levels and near-term market structure
• Live technical analysis on client-submitted tickers: trend, support and resistance, and risk/reward on each name
• Tactical setups and positioning considerations for the weeks ahead
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Panel of Speakers
Mark L. Newton, CMT AC
Head of Technical Strategy
As former managing member/owner of Newton Advisors LLC, Mark has over 25 years of buy- and sell-side experience. Before Fundstrat, he worked at Diamondback Capital Management, and at Morgan Stanley, as a technical strategist. Mark has traded equity options as a market maker / floor trader on the CBOE, and has worked in risk management. He is a member of the Market Technicians Association, and former member of the CBOE, CBOT, and PHLX. He makes regular appearances on CNBC, FOX Business, and Bloomberg. Mark graduated with a BS in Finance from Virginia Tech in 1991, obtaining his Chartered Market Technician designation in 2002.
L. Thomas Block
Washington Policy Strategist
L. Thomas Block is the Washington Policy Strategist at Fundstrat, and also President of Tom Block Consults, a public policy consulting firm. Tom had a 21-year career at J.P. Morgan Chase, where he served as Global Head of Government Relations and created a Washington Research product. For 17 years he served as the senior lobbyist responsible for managing political relationships with the U.S. government, state and local governments, as well as the E.U. and its member states. He created the bank’s E.U. Government Relations program. Prior to joining J.P. Morgan in 1987, Tom was a vice president at Irving Trust Company, one of the nation’s 20 largest banks, where he started the Government Relations program. He has held several positions with members of the House and Senate, serving as Legislative Assistant and Chief of Staff in the House, and Legislative Staff Director in the Senate. Tom has also worked on political campaigns, both as a strategist and speechwriter. He served as a member and Vice Chairman of the Advisory Committee on International Economic Policy at the U.S. Department of State.
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