Don’t Fight the Bull – Embrace It

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I can’t blame investors for being skeptical at all. After a six-week stretch like the one we just came through, with its huge swings on the big indexes, the rise and fall… and rise… of critical sectors, and chaotic, near-total uncertainty from day to day, people are feeling punch-drunk.

And so when stocks exploded off the launch pad this week on favorable trade developments between the United States and China, well, it’s understandable to be leery.

But I’m here to tell you you can believe it. Or, at the very least, you shouldn’t fight it.

My readers were in position well ahead of Sunday’s trade news because we’re using a cyclical and sector model that pointed to the likelihood of more upside for this market.

And now others can come along, too.

Technology, semiconductors, and crypto are still outperforming right now, which points to a healthy risk appetite for stocks. Precious metals look to be forming a base for another run higher as well.

The bottom line is that right now, the number of upside trade setups is probably at its highest since summer of 2024.

So don’t fight the tape – do this instead…

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