Why June Won’t Top This Market

https://youtu.be/vl4Tyy3-8rI Tech just overtook energy as the top performing sector year to date. Gianni says he cannot stress enough how strong that signal is. Then he flagged a stat I had not heard before. Over the last 75 years, stocks have never set their high for the year in June. That history points to one thing. The mania phase of this rally is just getting started. Gianni is watching the junk names and the high short interest plays start to accelerate. He wants you positioned before that wave hits. He is not chasing yesterday’s winners to get there. He is rotating into two corners of the market that have barely moved. The first is uranium. It went nowhere while the Nasdaq ran, and that pause built a clean base for the next leg of the AI trade. The second is quantum. The group is ripping back to life off its

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One Stock Is Holding This Rally

https://youtu.be/F8FkS5kmOJE The S&P 500 just closed its ninth straight week in the green. One stock is doing almost all of the work. Strip out Nvidia and the rally barely exists. Brandon Chapman pulled up the weekly chart in tonight’s video. Almost everything underneath the index is bleeding. Nvidia ran nearly 6% on news of a Microsoft partnership to build an AI powered desktop PC. That single move dragged the entire tape into the green. Utilities got slammed on the very same day. Brandon calls this the one way trade. Money is buying Nvidia calls and selling S&P 500 options. The result is a thin rally with almost no participation underneath it. Here is what Brandon flagged in tonight’s video: Most S&P 500 stocks are sitting below their 5, 20, 50, 100, and 200 day moving averages, or 50/50 at best. Breadth is deteriorating day by day. The SKEW index jumped

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The Correlation Trap: Why Volatility Could Explode

https://youtu.be/DjQquW_yX6M The S&P 500 closed right on the line I drew last weekend. That is not what has my attention. Index volatility just collapsed to a 20 year low. Single stock volatility is raging at the same time. That split is the most dangerous setup in this market right now. The Market Is Lying Flat Most traders watch the VIX and call the market quiet. The VIX sits at 15 today. Short duration index options now price an 8 to 10 volatility. That reading has almost nowhere left to fall. Single stock volatility tells a different story. Tesla carries a 40 volatility while the index sits near 10. Intel just printed its highest implied volatility in 15 years. The stock is exploding higher at the same time. Why This Is The Correlation Trap This is the dispersion trade. Hedge funds sell cheap index volatility. They buy expensive single stock volatility.

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Home Builders Could Drop 15%

https://youtu.be/EjXlHjio3Nw The S&P 500 just printed new highs on an Iran ceasefire headline. Blake Young is not buying it. He sees home builders set up to fall 15%. One stock already shows the damage. The Rate Trap Tightening On Housing Blake started with the bond market. Prices gapped down, tested the lows, then failed to hold a new high. That failure points the 10 year Treasury yield back toward its annual highs. Higher rates land hardest on one group. Home builders live on borrowing. Every buyer trying to finance a house feels it too. Blake flagged a number most traders are ignoring. Consumers are defaulting on credit cards and unsecured loans at a multi decade high. Higher rates pile onto an already stretched consumer. That pressure flows straight into housing demand. Toll Brothers Is Showing The Damage Blake went straight to Toll Brothers because the financials show the story clearly.

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SpaceX IPO Could Drain $2 Trillion From the Market

https://youtu.be/D3NoWXcCWoA SpaceX is going public on June 12th. The price gets set on June 11th. They’re looking to raise $2 trillion. Brandon Chapman just laid out why this might be the beginning of the end for this rally. Here’s the math. Nvidia peaked as a $5 trillion company. SpaceX is asking the market to allocate nearly half that amount in a single offering. That cash has to come from somewhere. Retail margin debt is already at record highs. Savings rates are not picking up the slack. So when 30% of the SpaceX offering opens up to retail investors, the funding has to get pulled out of existing positions. Brandon thinks long-term SpaceX insiders are using this IPO as a cash-out event. Anyone big has already been involved for years. The retail tranche is unusual at this scale and tells you something about what the deal actually needs to get done.

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The Mag 7 Warning Sign

https://youtu.be/Hq7ZDI6ctrE Stocks gapped to new all-time highs across the board this morning. Gianni just flagged a problem hiding underneath the rally. The Mag 7 turned negative on the day while semiconductors ripped almost 5% to fresh records. That’s not the kind of leadership you want to see when the S&P is fading off its highs into the close. Here’s the rotation story Gianni is tracking. Last week, utilities were the top performing sector in the market. That’s traditionally a warning sign that money is hiding in safer, dividend-paying names instead of chasing growth. This week, that flipped hard. Tech is dominating every other sector on positive geopolitical developments and a potential US-Iran deal. The catch is that the strength is not coming from where it usually does. In tonight’s video, Gianni breaks down the exact rotation setup he’s watching: The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index hit a new all-time high, up nearly

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Markets Priced for Peace, Trapped by Reality

https://youtu.be/BcE3H5kIX1Q Kevin Warsh was sworn in to run the Fed today. The bond market immediately repriced the entire rate path. By October, traders see a higher probability of a rate INCREASE than a cut. By January, it’s almost a certainty. That’s a stunning reversal. Warsh was brought in specifically to lower rates. The marketplace sees it the exact opposite way. Here is what the data is screaming in tonight’s weekend update: The 10-year yield nearly cracked 4.7% this week. It was trading 4.2% just a few weeks ago. A break above 4.8% changes the three-year chart entirely. CME Fed Watch shows October’s rate hike probability above 50%, December near 70%, and January as a near certainty. This is not a cut cycle anymore. The bond market is pricing sustained inflation. Oil is sitting at $96 a barrel into a holiday weekend. If the peace deal were real, oil would not

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Amgen’s $9 Setup Just Triggered

https://youtu.be/B2Mbu56mfXo While everyone watches the gap-down recovery, Blake Young just flagged the cleanest healthcare breakout of the month. Amgen broke out today with a $5.74 move. Blake sees another $9 coming in days. The setup pays 50% return on risk if you structure it right. Healthcare ETF XLV gave a monkey bar breakout off the 142 lows. Accumulation crossed bullish. Volume confirmed it. Individual names look even better than the sector. Here is what Blake walked through in tonight’s video: Amgen broke out above previous highs with a target of 346, a $9 move from 337. The gap signal aligns with the top of the monkey bar pattern. The trade structure is a 325/337.50 in-the-money call spread for around $8 to $8.50 on a $12.50 wide spread. Maximum return runs north of 50% on risk in about a month. Danaher gave a fresh buy signal with a fair price target

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Retail Trade Takes a Step Back

https://youtu.be/_ohAhZLQtW4 Nvidia earnings just dropped seconds before I hit record. The initial knee-jerk was sell side. Stock down between $5 and $6 right out of the gate. Here’s what nobody else is telling you. The expected move on Nvidia tonight sits just north of $13. That $5 drop barely scratches the surface of what’s priced in. Watch tonight’s video for the full breakdown: Order flow on the print is shockingly thin. No glut of sell side activity hitting the tape despite the initial dip. The conference call is the real catalyst. Jensen has a history of putting on the leather jacket and turning sentiment on a dime. Futures contracts are barely budging. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq are pricing in a much bigger move than what we’re seeing in the stock. This setup tells me a bid could come back into Nvidia by the time the call wraps. The market

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NVIDIA Must Hit $250 First And Then…

https://youtu.be/ruBguEb3xOU Bearishness spiked at last week’s all-time highs. Not after a selloff. At the highs. That is the exact contrarian setup Gianni Di Poce has been waiting for. We are three days off those highs right now. When the next sentiment surveys drop later this week, Gianni expects bearishness to climb even higher. That is how textbook higher lows are built. And NVIDIA earnings tomorrow could be the catalyst that confirms it. Here is the line in the sand: Gianni refuses to call any meaningful market top until NVIDIA hits $250. That target is projected off a monster eight-month base the stock broke out of in late April. Higher highs. Higher lows. Until NVIDIA delivers, the bull market stays intact. In tonight’s video, Gianni walks through the specific rotation plays he is stalking while the herd piles into chips: Microsoft is his top rotation pick. Hedge funds are overweight semis

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