Play with this page: every chart carries hover readouts and a table view; compare views on 3 charts · 1 your-arithmetic slider — dial in your own figure against the desk's printed lines. Everything you can reach shows only the edition’s own figures — the sliders show yours, labelled as yours.
Wednesday regime signals — moves
Reading (Wed Oct 28 close) as printed in the table.
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S&P 500
+0.28%
Nasdaq Composite
+0.27%
Dow Jones
+0.19%
Nasdaq-100
+0.55%
Russell 2000 (smaller companies)
+0.41%
Source: Compute & Capital edition, Oct 29 — the 60-Second Regime Matrix table as printed.
Oil prices — WTI and Brent
Energy is the inflation spark both central banks named — as printed in the table.
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WTI
$102.78
Brent
$115.32
Source: Compute & Capital edition, Oct 29 — the 60-Second Regime Matrix table as printed.
Policy rates — United States and Canada
United States held; Canada raised by a quarter point — as printed in the table.
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US policy rate
3.75% to 4.00%
Canada policy rate
2.50%
Source: Compute & Capital edition, Oct 29 — the 60-Second Regime Matrix table as printed.
Reported revenue against estimates — Microsoft and Alphabet
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Microsoft revenue
$92.3 billion
Microsoft — LSEG estimate
$90.69 billion
Alphabet revenue
$127.58 billion
Alphabet — consensus
about $128.2 billion
Source: Compute & Capital edition, Oct 29 — the executive thesis Evidence section as printed.
Profit per share — Microsoft and Alphabet
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Microsoft profit per share
$4.89
Microsoft — expected
$4.73
Alphabet profit per share
$2.12
Source: Compute & Capital edition, Oct 29 — the executive thesis Evidence section and the Dispersion section as printed.
Cloud revenue — Microsoft and Alphabet
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Microsoft (Azure)
$33.17 billion
Alphabet (Google Cloud)
$30.71 billion
Source: Compute & Capital edition, Oct 29 — the Dispersion: The Split, In Numbers table as printed.
Building bill — Microsoft and Alphabet
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Microsoft
$45.2 billion
Alphabet
$51.36 billion
Source: Compute & Capital edition, Oct 29 — the Dispersion: The Split, In Numbers table as printed.
Microsoft building bill against the StreetAccount estimate
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Microsoft building bill
$45.2 billion
StreetAccount estimate
$50.67 billion
Source: Compute & Capital edition, Oct 29 — the Dispersion: The Split, In Numbers section as printed.
Cash left over — Microsoft and Alphabet
Free cash flow above $0 is the cash-coverage threshold this desk declares, not a company target — as printed.
YOUR ARITHMETIC — the two cash figures above are the desk's, as printed, and $0 is the desk's declared cash-coverage threshold. Dial in YOUR OWN free cash flow figure and see where it would stand against that line; the figure you choose is your hypothetical, not the desk's call.
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Microsoft
+$18.63 billion
Alphabet
−$9.07 billion
Source: Compute & Capital edition, Oct 29 — the Dispersion: The Split, In Numbers table as printed.
Alphabet cash bridge — operating cash, building spend, cash left over
Operating cash flow minus building and equipment spending equals free cash flow — as printed.
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Operating cash flow
about $42.29 billion
Building and equipment spending
$51.36 billion
Free cash flow
negative $9.07 billion
Source: Compute & Capital edition, Oct 29 — the executive thesis Evidence section as printed.
Tonight's reporters — sales and revenue guides
Each reporter judged against its own earlier guidance — as printed. Ranges stay ranges.
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Amazon (sales)
$197.0 billion to $202.0 billion
Intel (revenue)
$15.8 billion to $16.8 billion
SanDisk (revenue)
$10.30 billion to $10.80 billion
Source: Compute & Capital edition, Oct 29 — the Tactical Asymmetry: Tonight's Report Card Is Already Written section as printed.
Tonight's reporters — profit per share guides
Intel guides on a GAAP basis and on a non-GAAP basis — as printed. Ranges stay ranges.
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Intel (GAAP basis)
$0.31
Intel (non-GAAP basis)
$0.38
SanDisk
$44.00 to $46.00
Source: Compute & Capital edition, Oct 29 — the Tactical Asymmetry: Tonight's Report Card Is Already Written section as printed.
In the words, not the charts: this view charts the edition’s bound figures only. The edition’s sections — What Needs Your Attention Today · 60-Second Regime Matrix · The Macro Vector: No Relief, On Purpose · Dispersion: The Split, In Numbers · Tactical Asymmetry: Tonight’s Report Card Is Already Written · What To Watch · Value Creation vs Value Capture — include stories whose substance is narrative or conditional; those are told in the Newsletter state.