Bulls Need to Put Up or Shut Up

Hey trader,

Stocks were down last week.

Bulls struggled to regain lost ground on every attempt.

Bears ran the tape on the momentum front….

…except for crypto and precious metals, which kept posting big moves while everything else stalled out.

Tape like that frustrates people. It reads as distribution to anyone watching the index level and nothing else.

Yet, the money never actually left. It rotated.

There’s a silver lining among the bear flows in the immediate-term, and it has a lot to do with AI and the latest backlash.

I want to highlight the sector gobbling up the capital leaving tech, and why it’s ripping with interest rates this high.

But to do that, we need to see how current leadership is running out of runway.

Plus the three things bulls have to prove before this trend is safe again.

Bulls Seek New Leadership

It’s no coincidence that tech’s recent weakness has accelerated with the growing political backlash on AI and data centers from across both sides of the political aisle.

I’ve seen these cycles play out so many times over my career. It’s a big reason why I’ve been saying the AI trade needs to evolve.

Every dominant theme eventually attracts political attention. That attention rarely ends the trend. It changes who gets to lead it.

Capital keeps chasing the growth story. It relocates to wherever that story shows up next.

Biotech has been at the forefront of this, and it carried healthcare higher. Whether it was the Moderna vaccine breakthrough last week or the rip higher in AMLX, a Trinity Trade, the sector has been benefiting from a new wave of innovation that’s amplified by AI.

That part gets overlooked. AI showing up in drug discovery is the same trade wearing different clothes.

Normally, healthcare outperforming near-term would be a cautionary signal. The devil is in the details there.

Healthcare has a long history of leading when investors want somewhere defensive to hide. That’s the reason it usually reads as a warning sign.

What’s most interesting about this is how interest rates have remained elevated in the near-term, even with Scott Bessent’s intervention last week.

Historically, biotech does better when rates are lower. The fact that they’re ripping like this with rates this high speaks volumes about the sector’s strength.

Picture what this group does if interest rates finally come down.

Energy Is Running on Borrowed Time

Energy is leading on every other timeframe, and evidence is mounting that its outperformance is numbered.

Both oil and bonds are at sentiment extremes right now.

Extremes don’t call the exact turn. They tell you the easy money in a move has already been collected.

The Dollar has already cooled off big time. Where I come from, currencies are always the first-mover in macro-land.

When the Dollar makes its move, the rest of the macro complex tends to fall in line behind it. Oil and bonds are usually the last to get the message.

That’s why the leadership table matters more than the index chart right now. Energy owns the trailing timeframes. Healthcare owns the one that’s happening in front of you.

What Bulls Have to Prove

Down weeks inside an uptrend are routine, and I’ve never treated them as a reason to abandon a position. They only become a real problem when nothing steps up to replace the old leadership.

Three things need to line up before I’d call this trend healthy again, starting with healthcare holding its lead on a 30-day basis instead of fading into a one-week pop.

Next, I want to see tech stabilize without needing to lead, because a market that requires the same four names to work isn’t a market with depth.

Last, energy has to hand off cleanly rather than dragging everything down as it unwinds.

The Trinity Terminal has been flagging setups in the healthcare and biotech complex while momentum names keep struggling. AMLX was one of them, and it’s a template for what the next phase of this trade looks like.

Positions matter more than opinions. Mine are tilted toward the groups showing new growth, not the ones defending old ground.

Bulls need to put up or shut up here. The rotation is telling you exactly where they have to do it.

The problem for most traders isn’t figuring out that leadership is changing. It’s figuring out where the money went before the price makes it obvious.

Institutions have solved that with scoring engines that read order flow, sector strength, and short-term triggers. They’ve had that edge for twenty years. Retail never got it.

The Trinity Score is my answer to that gap. It takes the institutional footprint, the sector current, and the price trigger, and turns them into one number that tells you how much conviction to bring.

AMLX at +96% came out of that process. So did the SPCX calls that returned 132% in under a week.

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The next rotation is already forming. Decide now whether you want to see it on a chart or on your screen before it happens.

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Take Care,
Gianni Di Poce