Hey trader, For two years, every dip got bought. Companies bought back their own stock, insiders loaded up, and the floor held. That floor is gone. I’m going to show you exactly how it broke, who proved it, and what it means for the next leg down. Disney’s board bought shares all the way down and blew out their own investors. Nike’s board did the same thing. CoreWeave insiders did it too. EVERY one of them accelerated the losses on the people they were supposed to protect. The insiders learned the lesson the hard way. You don’t buy back stock at highs. You wait until it crashes and burns, then you support it. That means the buyback put that held this market together for two years is not coming back at these levels. I told my audience this morning that this is a new thought process on Wall Street. The

Hey trader, CarMax beat earnings this morning. They reported 34 cents a share. The stock dropped $7. On the same day, the S&P 500 was up 63 points. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs’ own flows desk was tracking higher oil prices, war, out-of-control inflation, and supply chain disruptions. EVERY fundamental signal pointed toward a selloff. Prices went higher anyway. There’s a name for what you just watched. It’s called cognitive dissonance. Leon Festinger identified it in 1957 in a book called “A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance.” When beliefs conflict with actions, the brain doesn’t change the behavior. It rationalizes the conflict away instead. This market is doing exactly that right now. Trying to make sense of this with “logic” will only put you on the wrong side of the trade. BUT…irrational behvior won’t last forever. People will eventually wake up to reality. And when cognitive dissonance finally breaks, capital rotates fast into

Hey trader, Everyone is watching the same stocks. They’ll all miss the fastest moves of the year. And I can prove it. Strip out semiconductors and AI from the S&P 500 and the index is down 2,000 points. Every single thing in between has already crashed: Hardware, software, retail, industrials…all of them. But you’d never know that by watching the popular names on your screen. Managers keep chasing 52-week highs in two sectors while liquidating everything else at 52-week lows. There are zero healthy rotations. That’s where you want to be. One of the easiest ways to find them is to follow the Burn Signal. But we’ll get to that in a minute. Because right now, I want to explore the stocks that have the best value popping up on my radar. Nobody Is Doing the Math I told my audience this morning that this market is a cat and