https://youtu.be/HJfprRKDYiY Gianni Di Poce is holding the most cash he has carried since February. He refuses to short this bounce. He is waiting for a systematic reset. That reset changes his entire playbook. Stocks rebounded hard today. Gianni does not believe it. He sees risk off signals stacking up beneath the surface. The energy sector has led the market for two straight weeks. The bond market keeps flashing stress. Credit spreads are widening. Junk bonds are struggling while corporate debt gets sold hard. The dollar is ripping too. Dollar yen just broke to fresh multi decade highs while the euro tumbles. Those are not the readings of a healthy tape. The one level he wants Gianni has a number in mind. He wants the S&P 500 down at 7,300 to 7,400. At that level the math flips. Risk reward tilts heavily back toward the bulls. He calls it the best

Something broke in the market today. Nearly every sector closed down for the first time in months. I recorded this in the final 15 minutes of Friday’s session. The selling started swallowing the entire marketplace right in front of me. The S&P 500 sits on a thin red line. It is stuck in the same range we entered on May 4th, still hovering near 7,500. The NASDAQ is the real story. I gave everyone the 29,000 level on Wednesday night. We crossed under it today. A bidless beast showed up and sellers kept hitting the bid over and over. The chips carried this entire rally. Now they are getting their heads handed to them. Here is the damage I walked through in this weekend’s video: The SMH semiconductor ETF is down about 18% from its high and touched bear market territory today. Micron sits down almost 35% from its record

https://youtu.be/egkGcrKLWJg 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

https://youtu.be/J2wqvcGnfsE Hundreds of billions of dollars are quietly fleeing Micron right now. That money is landing straight in Apple and mega-cap tech. This single rotation is the only thing keeping the market alive. When it stops, the whole thing caves. The market is stuck in the middle We tried to test lower today. We bounced right back. The S&P 500 sits smack in the center of its range. Reading direction into that price gives you nothing. The real story is where the money is moving. That is the only edge available right now. Semiconductors are ground zero Semiconductors carried this entire rally. Micron and AMD are ground zero for the move. The year-to-date gains are staggering. In tonight’s video I break down exactly where they stand and why they matter. Micron is up 187% year to date with earnings already behind it. No catalyst is left to save it. Intel

https://youtu.be/z3MwU3V9QWA Stocks just notched record levels across the board.  Gianni Di Poce says Nvidia is now trading at its cheapest valuation since 2019. Records sit at the top of the tape. Yet, the biggest name in tech looks like a bargain. The morning opened with a negative inflation reading. Gianni called it the first negative print in years. That report sent stocks soaring. It also buys the Fed more time before the next move on rates. The S&P 500 closed last week at its highest weekly level in history. Gianni counts that as a clean breakout. Financials led the charge to record highs. JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs both printed new highs and blew past earnings expectations. Here is the part that surprised me. Nvidia sits at its lowest valuation going back to 2019. Gianni pointed out the tech sector has not been this cheap since the Liberation Day lows

https://youtu.be/HO21lRrgsUM Brandon Chapman flagged a stock today with nearly 30% of its float sold short. Big money bought 24,000 call contracts on it in one session. That setup can trigger a violent short squeeze. Brandon breaks down the mechanics in tonight’s video. Heavy call buying forces dealers to hedge. They buy stock to offset the calls they sold. That pressure ignites the short covering underneath. The Squeeze Setups TripAdvisor is the standout. Traders piled into the $15 strike for August. The stock sits just under 15 now. A push through that level opens room to 17, then 20. The short data raises the stakes. Here are the numbers Brandon pulled up in tonight’s video: TripAdvisor carries nearly 30% of its float short with a short ratio of 8.26 days to cover. Traders scaled up to 24,000 contracts at the TripAdvisor $15 strike, filling near the ask around $1.05. PBF Energy

The market is now pricing a real chance the Fed raises rates instead of cutting them. Everyone keeps talking summer trade and dead volatility. The bond market is telling a very different story underneath. The 10-year already moved The 10-year yield sits at 4.569% right now. We sliced straight through 4.5% like a knife through butter. Nobody blinked. That calm ends soon. The level I am watching next is 4.7%. Cross it and this marketplace gets ugly fast. Push past 5% and we enter territory we have not touched since 2007. The cost of borrowing is climbing through the roof. The Fed odds tell the story I did not plan to cover this. I pulled it up live because the numbers demanded it. Not enough people are looking at this. Here is what tonight’s video breaks down: The July 29th meeting now carries a 31% chance of an actual rate

https://youtu.be/cezkCKjmYpg Foreign money just stampeded into US bonds. The latest reading hit $103 billion. The forecast called for $72.5 billion. Blake Young broke it down in today’s video. Big capital is repositioning right now. TIC data tracks net money flowing into the US for long term bonds and notes. Overseas buyers drove it to $103 billion. This marks four straight months of rising demand. That money sells other assets first. Then it converts to dollars and buys American fixed income. Blake reads one clear message in that flow. Smart capital wants safety with a return. But there was something else that grabbed his attention…bonds. Treasuries sold off hard. Blake flagged that drop as his entry point weeks ago. Today handed him a reversal candle. Big sellers flipped into big buyers off a defended low. He likes the 10 year treasury here. You collect 4% to 5% in yield before any

https://youtu.be/nz47O5LYwWQ Gianni Di Poce just named his favorite trade for the back half of 2026. Biotech is where he sees the next phase of AI developing. He has been pounding the table on this for weeks. The charts are finally confirming it. Healthcare hit a fresh all-time high today. Gianni says the real story sits one layer beneath the sector. Peel it back and you land on biotech. XBI broke to new highs in today’s session. The Desk Is Already Positioned Our trade desk booked 28% gains on MBX Biosciences when it hit our target at 60. The Trinity trades are working too. Chimera Therapeutics and Stoke Therapeutics are both breaking to new highs. These names are just clearing long bases. Gianni says the move is still early. The Broader Market Is At A Crossroads The Dow printed a new all-time high today. The Russell did the same last week.

Brandon Chapman booked a 92% gain today. It took a couple of hours. He caught it by reading one number off the options tape. The S&P 500 closed up nearly 1%. That move was not random. A wall of put contracts sat directly overhead. Brandon watched the market break clean through it. The Wall The Bulls Broke Heading into today, the 7,500 level was loaded with hedging. Dealers held 27,000 puts at that strike against just 7,000 calls. That 20,000 contract gap acted like a lid on price. The S&P pushed straight through it. The pressure flipped to the upside. Brandon calls this a positive gamma structure. Dealers sell into strength. They buy into weakness. That stabilizes the market. The expiring puts then add fuel to the upside. Brandon traded it live during his morning session. He bought a long call vertical just above the breakout for about $0.52. His