Deere's Chart, Options and Dark Pools Line Up: GTA Terminal Data on Deere, CNH Industrial and AGCO (November 9, 2026)

Farm equipment makers gave a clearer reading than most of the industrial sector in Monday's session. According to GTA Terminal data from Global Traders Academy, published November 9, 2026, Deere's chart, options flow and dark pool trading all leaned bullish, CNH Industrial drew a heavy call lean even as its off-exchange volume cooled after earnings, and AGCO sat close to balanced. Here is what the numbers show and what they can mean for farmers, ag dealers and the contractors who buy compact tractors and loaders from these brands.

Deere: three reads line up

Deere closed at $691.28 on November 9. GTA lists the nearest support at $668.23, the 50-day average, 3.4% below the close, and the nearest resistance at $696.95, the 20-day high, 0.8% above. The stock was 92% of the way up its 20-day range of $625.24 to $696.95.

In the latest scan, 83% of Deere's options premium went into calls and 17% into puts. Off the exchanges, 721,226 shares traded on November 9, 1.5 times Deere's 20-session normal, on a gain of 2.9%. GTA notes that traders often read that combination as institutions accumulating. The chart, the options flow and the dark pools all leaned bullish, and GTA names $668.23 as the level to watch. The full breakdown is in GTA's Deere levels report from Monday's close. The GTA Proprietary Pattern Model had no live setup on Deere's daily chart.

CNH Industrial: cooler dark pools, call-heavy options

CNH reported earnings on November 9. In the five sessions through that day, an average of 7,578,988 CNH shares a day traded off the exchanges, 31% less than the five sessions before (11,022,587 a day). Monday's off-exchange volume was the highest of the five at 10,486,507 shares, or 41.2% of volume. In the options market, 94% of CNH's premium went into calls and only 6% into puts. See CNH's five-day off-exchange table.

AGCO: close to balanced

AGCO, maker of Fendt and Massey Ferguson tractors, averaged 326,573 off-exchange shares a day over the five sessions through November 9, 23% less than the prior five (425,309 a day). Its options premium split 44% calls and 56% puts, which GTA calls close to balanced. Details are in AGCO's dark pool slowdown through November 9, with later stories on AGCO's flow and news hub.

What this means for farms, dealers and compact equipment buyers

• Deere strength is not a price cut: investor optimism about Deere usually reflects expectations for orders and pricing power, which tends to support firm list prices, not discounts.

• Used ag equipment: when makers' stocks are firm, trade-in values for late-model tractors often hold up. If you plan to trade in, an appraisal now gives you a baseline.

• Mixed group: AGCO's balanced options and the cooler dark pool trading at AGCO and CNH say the market is not uniformly confident in the farm cycle. Plan purchases around crop receipts and your own cash flow.

• Contractors: Deere and CNH (Case) also sell construction and compact equipment, so investor views on these names touch your market too.

Read this as a signal, not a guarantee

A bullish lineup on one day can reverse quickly, and dark pool volume does not show whether trades were buys or sells. Call-heavy options after an earnings report can reflect short-term positioning rather than long-term views. Treat these readings as a signal, not a guarantee; this is not investment advice. For more context, see our CNH Industrial earnings-day preview and Caterpillar vs. Deere comparison.

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