Hey trader, Greg Abel filed Berkshire’s quarterly disclosure this week. Tucked inside was a single line that wiped $7 off UnitedHealth today. Berkshire liquidated the entire position. I am short UnitedHealth at $404 right now. My cover is $360. The setup is textbook. I want you to understand exactly what that signal is worth, because there is a framework hiding inside that filing that has paid me for 30 years. By the end of this article you will know which Berkshire announcements still move markets, which ones to ignore completely, and the exact valuation tell that triggers the trade. Let me walk you through how I read it. Half The Berkshire Rule Is Dead For 60 years the market moved on Berkshire in both directions. They bought, the tape rallied. They sold, the tape dropped. Half of that rule is gone. Whatever Berkshire buys these days, Wall Street ignores. The

Hey trader, I grew up in a medical family. My brother is a doctor, my father was one, and my cousin is a podiatrist. That upbringing taught me to look at the body the way they do. Small cracks build into broken bones long before anyone feels the pain. I read the S&P 500 the same way today. The index is making new highs and the perma-bulls are celebrating. I see hairline fractures piling up under the surface. This article gives you three signals you can watch yourself this weekend. If you trade this tape on Monday without seeing what I’m seeing, you’re walking on a stress fracture and pretending it doesn’t hurt. I’ve been the longest-tenured voice at TheoTrade. I spent years on prop desks helping build the algorithms that now dominate this market. Let me walk you through what my charts told me this week. The Chart That