The algos grew by +3.36% on the day, capturing $5,675.00 against a backdrop of heightened macro uncertainty and sideways price action across the major indices. With 22 trades executed and a win rate of 77.3% (17 winners, 5 losers), the session benefited from tight risk management and disciplined entry filtering, though the underlying market structure remained choppy. Gross profit landed at $10,175.00 against gross losses of $4,500.00, yielding a 2.26 profit factor with average winners of $598.53 and average losers of $900.00. Cumulative total P&L now stands at $174,490.61.

Price action across ES, NQ, and YM held within tight ranges through the morning and afternoon, with ES anchored between the overnight low of 7618.25 and an opening-range high of 7679, while NQ consolidated near 29,263.8. The market priced in elevated volatility ahead of today's FOMC decision, statement, and press conference, with participants awaiting the Federal Funds Rate announcement (forecast 4.00%, prior 3.75%) and the Committee's economic projections. Overnight, Japan and the UK increased their US Treasury holdings, while China pared its position by $15 billion. Separately, the White House signaled procurement restrictions on Canadian items and US-Mexico trade talks were pushed back one week, adding to the policy uncertainty.

Two active AI recommendations flagged critical risk controls: both the primary and edge simulation models recommend enforcing daily loss limits near $1,715 and $1,230 respectively, and blocking weak entry time buckets (08:30, 13:00, 10:10 for the main model). The AI Regime remains in chop mode with 100.0% confidence, and AI Sentiment has shifted negative, while AI Pi sits at 60.3%. Seasonality data for this midterm-year week points lower, with historical averages of -0.23% and a 42% win rate over the past 19 comparable periods, signaling caution heading into the FOMC press conference and the week ahead.