This week delivered a near perfect earnings season. Only IBM missed. Yet money is fleeing the market.
Blake Young caught the disconnect in tonight’s video. Earnings beat expectations everywhere.
Buyers did not follow. Blake tracked the capital flows live during the session.
The numbers changed how I read this rally. Roughly $2.7 billion left the market.
Only $1.4 billion came in. Nearly twice as much capital walked out the door.
That is a flight to safety. Blake showed exactly where the money went.
Consumer staples led the day up 2.7%. Technology dropped 2.5%.
Healthcare and transport held firm. Blake did more than name the rotation.
He built specific dividend trades to profit from it. Here are the setups he walked through in tonight’s video:
- Kraft Heinz broke out at $26 to its highest level in nine months and pays a 6% dividend.
- Coca-Cola closed at its highest price all year and carries a 2.5% dividend.
- Mondelez cleared a double bottom and yields 3.27%, the highest of the group.
- Consumer staples through XLP triggered a Bollinger Band breakout with a projected $4 to $5 move.
- Healthcare is forming a bull flag with room for a $10 to $12 climb toward $175.
The Kraft Heinz setup stood out most. Blake called it the shocker of the day.
The stock sat flat since March. It finally cleared every level of resistance above it.
Now it pays 6% while you hold. Blake mapped out a plan to sell put premium and lower your cost basis near $25.
You collect income while you wait. You get paid even if the stock goes nowhere.
That is the edge in this market. Dividends and premium keep working while the chop shakes everyone else out.
Blake covered full pricing and entry details for every name in tonight’s session. He also shared healthcare plays on Gilead and Bristol Myers.
