Tuesday’s S&P 500 index futures session extended the winning streak to three days, fully erasing last week’s losses but once again running into familiar resistance near recent highs.

Overnight action hovered around Monday’s close, with bulls defending the psychological 6700 level. A brief push into the green was met by the delayed September PPI report printing slightly below expectations, inviting early sellers. The regular session opened with an attempted rally that quickly reversed, dropping to the day’s low of 6674.50. Additional macro releases fueled choppy trading: pending home sales were above estimates (1.9% vs. 0.5% MoM expected), and consumer confidence disappointed. After a volatile first hour, bulls regained control and pulled the index futures solidly in the green.

The rally paused in the 6760s for much of the afternoon, before a final-hour surge carried momentum nearly to the close. The session high came in at 6792.50, forming a double-top with Thursday’s peak and marking the fourth recent test of the 6790–6800 zone. The regular session closed near that high at 6781.50, up a healthy 60.25 handles.

Wednesday brings September’s durable-goods orders report and only a few earnings before the Thanksgiving holiday closure on Thursday.

Among top index components, Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ: META) emerged as the biggest gainer. The tech conglomerate jumped $23.17 or 3.78% to close at $636.22 after reports surfaced of discussions to use Google chips.

That performance was a fortunate four times better than the cash index’s 0.94% advance.

Conversely, the biggest loser was NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA). For the day, the chip designer fell $4.73 or 2.59% to close at $177.82.