Futures Weekly Levels — 13 Markets, All Sectors

Futures weekly levels for thirteen futures markets (NQ, YM, NKD, GC, SI, HG, CL, KC, CC, CT, ZW, ZC, ZS): seven cost rungs per market, published once a week. Example — ask for gold and you get GC's seven cost rungs (H2, the top rung, down to L2, the bottom one), the bands between them and copy-paste alert lines for your own chart; ask for the whole ladder to see all thirteen markets in one list.

This Agent does not constitute professional financial advice. Users should
consult a licensed financial advisor before making financial decisions.
It publishes descriptive weekly levels only: no prices, no quotes, no positions,
no signals and no buy or sell calls.

One market at a time

Name one market and you get that market, rung by rung: its seven rungs, its
bands and its alert lines. If you follow more than one market, ask for the whole
ladder and all thirteen come back in one list.

Each market gets seven rungs, high to low: H2 (top), H1, Pressure, Cost,
Support, L1, L2 (bottom). The weekly cost level is the middle rung and is set by
the publisher from a fixed weekly window — it is published data, not a black-box
model recomputed on every run.

Coverage (weekly main contract)

• Nasdaq 100 — NQ (CME)
• Dow Jones — YM (CBOT)
• Nikkei 225 USD — NKD (CME Globex product code; NK is CME's ClearPort/Clearing code
  and NIY is a third-party vendor alias, so neither is used here)
• Gold — GC (COMEX)
• Silver — SI (COMEX)
• Copper — HG (COMEX)
• Crude Oil — CL (NYMEX)
• Coffee — KC (ICE Futures U.S.)
• Cocoa — CC (ICE Futures U.S.)
• Cotton — CT (ICE Futures U.S.)
• Wheat — ZW (CBOT)
• Corn — ZC (CBOT)
• Soybeans — ZS (CBOT)

Time definition (futures have no single session)

• Levels are built from a fixed weekly window set by the publisher:
  Taipei Monday 08:00 → Tuesday 04:00 = Chicago Sunday 19:00 → Monday 15:00.
• 60-minute bars aligned to the top of the hour, 00:00 CT.
• America/Chicago is the reference time zone; every answer also shows Taipei time.
• The window is not user-selectable and is not an RTH/ETH switch.

No prices, no quotes, no positions

This Agent publishes the weekly levels only. It does not stream, resell or
redistribute any market-data feed, it never asks you for a price, and it does not
calculate where price sits, which band it is in, or what to do about it. The
comparison is yours to make — that is what the ladder is for.

Data freshness — read this

• Levels are republished once a week as a numbered revision. Every answer carries
  the levels' own "as of" timestamp in CT and Taipei time.
• If the live levels cannot be read, the Agent says so and shows the last cached
  ladder with its cache timestamp — it never silently reuses a value.
• If a rung is missing, the Agent prints it as missing. It never fabricates,
  interpolates or estimates a number.
• Levels are not recomputed intraday, so the numbers do not change between
  answers within the same week.
• This is a weekly levels publication, not a quote service: no prices, no tick
  data, and no market-data download.

What you get

• One market, rung by rung: the seven rungs, the bands between them, and the alert
  lines for that market.
• The whole ladder on request: all thirteen markets in one list, each with its Cost and its
  H2 → L2 range.
• The bands between consecutive rungs, so you can see which part of the ladder
  any level sits in.
• The week's H2 → L2 range, so you can see how wide the ladder is at a glance.
• A copy-paste alert list (contract, level, price) for your own charting platform.
• Plain text for reading, JSON for wiring into your own agents or spreadsheets.
• The data vintage on every response: levels as-of timestamp plus live-or-cached status.

What this agent does not do

• No prices, quotes, tick data or raw market-data download.
• No tier, signal, position or probability for any price.
• No buy/sell instructions, entry or exit calls.
• No price targets or performance promises.
• No interpretation of a move past the outer rungs: no breakout, breakdown, strength or
  weakness call, and no rung beyond the published set.
• A price you mention is never confirmed, denied or used: no band placement, no rung chosen
  to suit it, no target and no stop.
• No order placement or automated trading.

DATA FLOW (declared on this listing)

One outbound request at run time: the publisher's own weekly levels file, read
over HTTPS from the single endpoint listed under External APIs, to fetch this
week's seven rungs. No market-data feed is contacted, subscribed to or
redistributed; no third-party market-data vendor is used at run time. What you
type is not sent anywhere except the LLM provider disclosed on this listing.

This Agent does not constitute professional financial advice. Users should
consult a licensed financial advisor before making financial decisions.

HOW TO ASK — SAY THIS, GET THAT

CAPABILITIES

• Returns the publisher's weekly seven-rung cost ladder (H2, H1, Pressure, Cost,
  Support, L1, L2) for one market per request, and for all thirteen markets in one run
  when the user asks for the whole ladder.
• Lists the bands between consecutive rungs so the levels can be mapped onto the
  user's own chart.
• Reports each market's Cost and its H2 → L2 range, so the week's ladder width is
  visible at a glance without any derived reading.
• Ready-to-paste alert lines (contract, level, price) for the user's own platform.
• Outputs plain text (human) and JSON (machine) from the same data.
• States its own data vintage on every response, and says when it is showing a
  cached ladder instead of the live one.
• Provides no prices, quotes, signals or positions, and declines trading
  instructions and price targets by design.

USE CASES

• Name one market and get its seven rungs, its bands and its alert lines — the normal weekly check.
• Monday scan: ask for the whole ladder if you follow more than one market.
• Feed the JSON into your own dashboard, spreadsheet or agent workflow.
• Track week-over-week drift of the cost level for the market you trade.
• Set price alerts in your own platform at the rungs that matter to you.

SAMPLE I/O — paste an ask, this is the answer

Ask: Gold

What you get:

GC GCZ26 · weekly cost levels · week of 2026-10-05
Cost 4,174.6 · H2 → L2 4,247.4 → 4,101.9
Levels as of 2026-10-05 15:15 CT / 2026-10-06 04:15 Taipei · Revision 1 · Cache: fresh

H2 4,247.4 ████████████████████
H1 4,223.1 █████████████████
Pressure 4,198.9 ██████████████
Cost 4,174.6 ███████████
Support 4,150.4 █████████
L1 4,126.1 ██████
L2 4,101.9 ███

H2 = top rung · L2 = bottom rung · Cost = the weekly cost level

Levels window: 2026-10-04 19:00 – 2026-10-05 15:00 CT (2026-10-05 08:00 – 2026-10-06 04:00 Taipei)
Bands (top to bottom): above H2 · H1-H2 · Pressure-H1 · Cost-Pressure · Support-Cost · L1-Support · L2-L1 · below L2
Extended rungs (also in the JSON output): H6 4,344.4 · H5 4,320.1 · H4 4,295.9 · H3 4,271.6 · L3 4,077.6 · L4 4,053.4 · L5 4,029.1 · L6 4,004.9
Alert lines (contract,level,price): ask for the list — it pastes straight into your chart platform.
How to read: rungs are set once a week from a fixed window and are not recomputed intraday. The seven rungs and the bands between them are the whole answer — this Agent adds no reading of its own and ranks nothing. above H2 and below L2 are published bands, not an error state; this Agent never places a price in a band and never extends the ladder.
Descriptive weekly levels only — not investment advice. No buy/sell instructions, no price targets, no position sizing.
contract,level,price
GCZ26,H2,4247.4
GCZ26,H1,4223.1
GCZ26,Pressure,4198.9
GCZ26,Cost,4174.6
GCZ26,Support,4150.4
GCZ26,L1,4126.1
GCZ26,L2,4101.9

Bands (between consecutive rungs, top to bottom)

• above H2 — beyond the top rung
• H1-H2
• Pressure-H1
• Cost-Pressure — above the weekly cost level
• Support-Cost — below the weekly cost level
• L1-Support
• L2-L1
• below L2 — beyond the bottom rung

How to read

• The seven rungs are set by the publisher once a week from a fixed weekly window; they are not recomputed intraday.
• The H2 → L2 range describes the week's ladder width; it is not an opportunity and not a signal.
• The ladder is open-ended at both ends: above H2 and below L2 are published bands, not an error state. This Agent does not place any price in a band, does not extend the ladder to fit a price, and draws no conclusion from where a price is.
• This Agent does not calculate a position, a signal or a target for any price — you place these levels against your own chart, alerts or spreadsheet.
• Every answer states the levels' vintage and whether the live ladder or the last cache was used.

Boundary

Descriptive weekly level information only. Not investment advice; no buy/sell instructions, no price targets, no position sizing.

Ask: the whole ladder

What you get:

Weekly cost levels — 13 markets · week of 2026-10-05
Levels as of 2026-10-05 15:15 CT / 2026-10-06 04:15 Taipei · Revision 1 · Cache: fresh

CC CCZ26 Cost 5,738 H2 → L2 6,249 → 5,226
CL CLX26 Cost 90.31 H2 → L2 95.02 → 85.6
CT CTZ26 Cost 79.88 H2 → L2 83.23 → 76.54
GC GCZ26 Cost 4,174.6 H2 → L2 4,247.4 → 4,101.9
HG HGZ26 Cost 6.6067 H2 → L2 6.75 → 6.4635
KC KCZ26 Cost 295.45 H2 → L2 307.9 → 283
NKD NKDZ26 Cost 69,512 H2 → L2 71,770 → 67,255
NQ NQZ26 Cost 31,164 H2 → L2 31,785 → 30,543
SI SIZ26 Cost 61.523 H2 → L2 64.155 → 58.89
YM YMZ26 Cost 51,418 H2 → L2 52,251 → 50,586
ZC ZCZ26 Cost 499.12 H2 → L2 511.5 → 486.75
ZS ZSX26 Cost 1,285.5 H2 → L2 1,320.75 → 1,250.25
ZW ZWZ26 Cost 689.12 H2 → L2 717.25 → 661

Levels window: 2026-10-04 19:00 – 2026-10-05 15:00 CT (2026-10-05 08:00 – 2026-10-06 04:00 Taipei)
Bands (top to bottom): above H2 · H1-H2 · Pressure-H1 · Cost-Pressure · Support-Cost · L1-Support · L2-L1 · below L2
How to read: rungs are set once a week from a fixed window and are not recomputed intraday. The seven rungs and the bands between them are the whole answer — this Agent adds no reading of its own and ranks nothing. above H2 and below L2 are published bands, not an error state; this Agent never places a price in a band and never extends the ladder.
Descriptive weekly levels only — not investment advice. No buy/sell instructions, no price targets, no position sizing.

FAQ

Q: How do I ask?
A: Name one market — "gold", "GC", "crude oil" — and you get that market's seven rungs, its bands
and its alert lines. One market per message is the intended shape. Ask for "the whole ladder"
if you want all thirteen markets in one list.

Q: I follow three markets — do I have to ask three times?
A: Either way works. Ask per market, or ask for the whole ladder once and read the rows you need.
Both come from the same published data; the one-market view also carries the extended rungs
comparison.

Q: How often is the data updated?
A: The weekly levels are republished once a week as a numbered revision. Every
answer carries the levels' as-of timestamp and whether the live ladder or the
last cache was used. This is not a quote service and provides no prices or
tick data.

Q: What are the seven rungs?
A: H2 (top), H1, Pressure, Cost, Support, L1, L2 (bottom). Cost is the weekly
cost level — the middle rung. Extended rungs (H3-H6 upwards, L3-L6 downwards) are published data,
shown in the one-market view and in the JSON output; the published set ends at H6/L6. The exact computation is proprietary to the publisher.

Q: The market has already moved past H2 (or below L2) — what now?
A: The ladder is open-ended: "above H2" and "below L2" are published bands, not an error
state, and nothing is extended to fit a price. This Agent will not tell you where the
price is, will not call a move a breakout or a breakdown, and will not say what to do.
It gives that market's published rungs plus the published extended rungs (H3-H6, L3-L6,
shown in the one-market view and the JSON output) and restates the levels' vintage. A
price you mention is never confirmed, denied or used: no band placement, no rung picked
to suit it, no target, no stop.

Q: Do you tell me where price is, or which band it is in?
A: No. This Agent publishes the weekly levels only. It never asks for a price and
never computes a position, a band, a signal or a target. You compare the rungs
against your own chart, alerts or spreadsheet.

Q: Where do the levels come from?
A: They are set by the publisher using a proprietary weekly methodology and
published once a week after Monday's close. They are not recomputed intraday.
No third-party market-data feed is distributed to users through this Agent.

Q: When exactly are the levels published?
A: After Monday's session close in Chicago (CT) — early Tuesday morning in Taipei.
Until the new levels are published, the Agent shows the previous week's ladder
explicitly marked with its own as-of timestamp.

Q: Which contract month is shown?
A: The contract that is the current weekly main month for that market; the month
code is printed on every row.

Q: Which window are the levels built from?
A: A fixed weekly window set by the publisher: Taipei Monday 08:00 → Tuesday 04:00
(Chicago Sunday 19:00 → Monday 15:00). 60-minute bars align to the top of the
hour, 00:00 CT. The window is not user-selectable.

Q: Can you tell me where to buy or sell?
A: No. This Agent provides descriptive weekly level information only and does not
give trading instructions or price targets.

Q: Does it work with micro contracts?
A: Micro symbols (MNQ/MYM/MGC/MCL) track the same instrument as their full-size
counterparts; levels are reported on the full-size symbol.

Q: Can I download the underlying market data?
A: No. Only the publisher's weekly levels are returned — never raw market data.

Q: Which data vendor do you use?
A: The weekly levels are computed by the publisher; no third-party market-data
feed is distributed to users through this Agent. User data is not sent anywhere
beyond the LLM provider disclosed on this listing.

Q: Can I ask in my own language?
A: Yes — ask in any language and the answer comes back in the same language.
The data never changes with the language: market codes (NQ, YM, GC, CL, ZS,
NKD), contract months, the rung names (H2, H1, Pressure, Cost, Support, L1, L2),
every price and the decimal point are printed exactly as published. CSV and JSON
output stays in English keys so it can be pasted straight into your charting
platform.

Q: Do you give different levels for different countries or markets?
A: No. There is one ladder for everyone, published once a week. No regional
version, no local recommendations, and no claim of local licensing.