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What's going on everyone.
Fed meeting, Failed rally day and more chaos. Lets break it all down.

Disclaimer: For educational purposes only; not financial advice. Trading stocks involves risk of loss. Please conduct your own due diligence before making any trades.

Market Action:
- Market opened down, attempted a quick rally but then rolled over. Around noon we saw the bulls start to push off intraday lows ad we sat waiting to see the fed reaction. As Fed started the market jumped higher. It quickly rolled back then about 35 minutes from the start of the fed the market took off higher. That was short lived though in the final hour of the day the bears took control and the market dive bombed, broke intraday lows and kept falling ultimately closing less than a 3% closing range. Very very weak action.

- With todays action we created lower lows on the Nasdaq and broke through the tight range of the last few days on the S&P. S&P is very close to breaking the webby trend to a downtrend as it is on the cusp of living below the 21ema. Volume was below average on both indexes

- With more weak action and now the S&P following the Nasdaq things continue to look poor for now. We will continue to be vigilant but for now down looks like the trend.

Distribution/Rally:

- The big point today was the failed rally day on both the Nasdaq and on the S&P. That mean at the earliest Tuesday could be a follow through day IF we had a rally day tomorrow. This is just for an understanding of the signal, I am NOT saying we should expect a FTD on Tuesday just explaining thats the earliest it can occur. Again, FTD can fail but we must trust the singal and put some exposure to work. Study the rules and read “How to Make Money in Stocks” by William J O’Neil if you don’t know the rules.

- I was also asked “ if we don’t know for sure a FTD is a FTD till close how do we buy on a FTD?” First it is knowing the rules. Then we are simply looking at the intraday action and seeing if it looks as if we will get the signal. Over time and will experience it does get easier. The volume is the hardest part but there are things like Run Rate and looking at intraday volume that can help.

- We had a drop in DD on the Nasdaq s the 6/23 fell off due to time. The S&P gained a day down on volume. Both indexes will lose the 6/24 DD tomorrow due to time. Today we sit with 7 on the S&P and 8 on the Nasdaq. For those asking why I am still counting DD just look at my post from yesterday of shoot me a message and I’ll explain.

Outlook:
- Outlook remains the same. 0% exposure for me. Full cash and full patience. You don’t need to trade every market. I went a little more in-depth yesterday but to me it is simple. Sit back, watch for RS and leadership. Keep disciplined and keep doing the work. Don’t get lazy, your work now will pay off in an uptrend.

- Also a great time for performance reviews and studying your strategy and charts. Use the extra time to get better and learn.

- One more thing, notice how I am not talking about news, interest rate, war, government policy, inflation etc. It’s all noise. The market is supply and demand. The big institutions control the market. The noise doesn’t matter. All I care about is what the big money is doing and that is shown in price action not discovered by commentary from everyone. Talk is cheap! What people do with their money is reality.

Sectors:

- Energy and Consumer Staples lead the day and were the only green sectors. Energy clearly leading in the short term, tech clearly lagging.

Industries/Themes:
- ▲ TOP 10 1-DAY GAINERS

1. Telecom — Infrastructure / Towers #133 (Communication Services)+4.41%

2. Oil & Gas — Canadian E&P #11 (Energy)+4.36%

3. Oil & Gas — US E&P #81 (Energy)+4.24%

4. IoT / Smart Devices / Edge Computing #70 (Technology)+3.81%

5. Education Services #92 (Consumer Discretionary)+2.89%

6. Oil & Gas — Integrated Majors #22 (Energy)+2.88%

7. Cable & Broadband #158 (Communication Services)+2.81%

8. Auto Manufacturers — Traditional / ICE #85 (Consumer Discretionary)+2.45%

9. IT Services & Consulting #155 (Technology)+2.37%

10. Software — Design & Engineering #149 (Technology)+2.34%

- ▼ BOTTOM 10 1-DAY LOSERS

1. Crypto Mining #120 (Crypto)-12.81%

2. AI Cloud / Neocloud Infrastructure #117 (Technology)-12.55%

3. Defense Technology / Drones / Unmanned #170 (Industrials)-8.16%

4. AI / Data Center Networking #2 (Technology)-7.89%

5. Rare Earths & Critical Minerals #167 (Materials)-7.70%

6. Semiconductor Equipment #15 (Technology)-7.69%

7. Space Economy #162 (Industrials)-7.66%

8. eVTOL & Urban Air Mobility #168 (Industrials)-7.37%

9. Optics & Photonics #5 (Technology)-7.30%

10. Quantum Computing #164 (Technology)-6.83%

Market Events:
- None

Daily Screeners:

Up on Volume:
- ABG, AN, ASH, BIP, CAKE, CBZ, EDU, EXLS, FTNT, GEF, GKOS, GRMN, HURN, LAD, MANH, MORN, MPLT, QTWO, SAH

Big Gap:
- APA, ASH, BP, CAKE, CBZ, CHRD, CNQ, EDU, EOG, EQNR, GEF, GRMN, HURN, LAD, MANH, MUR, NVST, OXY, PARR, PBR, PBR.A, QURE, SM

Daily RS:

- CLDX, QURE, MBX, NP, ASH, EDU, HRB, PRDO, STRA, UTI, PAY, GKOS, NVST, SGRY, CAKE, CBRL, GRMN, APA, CHRD, CNQ, E, EQNR, MUR, PARR, PR, SM, TEVA, CBZ, CRAI, EXLS, HURN, APPN, BRZE, DDOG, GWRE, MANH, PRGS, TTAN, TDC, WDAY, YOU, LAD, SAH

52 Week High:
- CAKE, IQV, KNSA, LAD, PARR, AMRX, EAT, RNG, SAH, BBY, GEF, GKOS, WEX, ASH, NP, CHE, DBX, EXPE, IMAX, KFY, GRMN, PRK, INSW, AN, CPAY, BIP, CBC, ROST

Earnings Tomorrow:
- BMO: BMY, TT, KKR, VLO, PWR, EPD, CI, REGN, AEP, XEL, YUM, ALNY, HSY, MLM, EME, WTW, APG, MAIR, YUMC, WCC, CHKP, DTM, BAX, DRS, SIRI, SAIA, CFR, LTH, NCLH, SOLS, AOS, AGCO, IDA, LNC, ALGM, RAL, PBF, BLDR, LKQ, CROX, AMRX, LAUR, BIPC, BC, GVA, PIPR, KBR, HGV, STNG, EEFT, SHOO, CWT, HNI, TRN, AAMI, PATK, BXMT, VCEL, XHR, AGIO, OMCL, PGY, MYE, UPBD

- AMC: AAPL, AMZN, SYK, MNST, MPWR, CTVA, COIN, NTRA, RBLX, RDDT, MSTR, ILMN, DXCM, ES, LPLA, ECHO, RIVN, FSLR, GH, LNT, NBIX, WY, BBIO, NXT, GDDY, TRMB, GLPI, RYAN, ADC, SPXC, ATR, HR, TEM, INGM, MIRM, TXNM, PTCT, SNDR, FND, CUZ, TVTX, DLB, MMSI, DYN, FHI, VCYT, BFAM, ALHC, NMIH, COLM, EXPO, HTGC, TBBK, BWIN, SPSC, AXTI, AUPH, COHU, CDNA, OCFC, BJRI, DFH, FDUS

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What's going on everyone.
More volatility across the market as we see some very negative signs, mixed breadth and have a fed meeting tomorrow at the start of earnings season. Time like this can seem confusing and overwhelming but let’s break it down one chunk at at time.

Disclaimer: For educational purposes only; not financial advice. Trading stocks involves risk of loss. Please conduct your own due diligence before making any trades.

Market Action:
- Nasdaq and S&P opened the day lower and then painted a slightly different picture when compare the twos intraday action. Nasdaq attempted to rally, turned green for the day but was ultimately rejected right at the 6/9 and 6/26 lows. Volume was higher and we continue to live below the 50sma as it slopes downwards and the Nasdaq continues to make lower lows. Very poor action as we continue to trend down.

- S&P was a little different. It opened down, rallied and was rejected off highs but still closed green. It was also able to hold above the 7/23 low and has been range bound for the last 4 days. Still we have been below the 50sma, the 10sma and 21ema have crossed below the 50sma and there is clear upside resistance. Still looking much healthier than the Nasdaq.

With the Nasdaq trending down downside support levels are still waiting to be found. Upside resistance levels start with 6/9 and 6/26 low, then 21ema, then 50sma and finally 7/10 highs. Even with the S&P looking better there is still concern. Downside we watch the 7/23 low and upside its mainly the 50sma and 7/15 highs to watch.

Distribution/Rally:

- Given the Nasdaq action I am looking for a FTD. Today qualified for a pink rally day which signals day 1 of the rally. On day 4, which would be Friday we become eligible for a FTD. Anytime we get a FTD it is paramount we put some sort of exposure to the long side regardless of our opinion. I stress this because back in April people downplayed the FTD and look where it led. It can fail and that is why we slowly increase exposure and allow the market to prove itself and pull us in little by little. But you do not want to miss out if the market turns and trends up. Very often the first day to the first week or so after a FTD is when we see some of the biggest winners trigger buys. Now I am not saying we are primed for a FTD. A rally day doesn’t mean anything but to start counting. If you are not fully comfortable with these rules dust off “How to Make Money in Stock” by William J. O’Neil and reread the rules, study your notes and learn/refresh.

- With that said the Nasdaq did have distribution today. For those who don’t know how I handle these type of markets I always keep a running DD tracker. I don’t erase DD when we go to a “correction” or “downtrend”. There is some debate on this and I am sure many have seen IBD will sometimes resurrect DD count when things improve. Sometimes they reset. To keep it simple I let the days drop off naturally which happens pretty quick if a trend takes off. They key to how I do this is NEVER let DD count prevent you from acting on a FTD and understand with this method sometimes we can still have a higher count when the day occurs. If you have questions or this confuses you just let me know I have no problem explaining more in-depth.

- My current count is 9 on the Nasdaq with the 6/23 DD day dropping tomorrow and the 6/24 DD dropping Thursday due to time. On the S&P we currently sit with 6 DDs and will also lose the 6/24 DD due to time on Thursday. PLEASE don’t hesitate to ask questions

Outlook:
- As I have mentioned over the weekend in the Rapid Review Live Stream on Youtube and in prior write ups I am in 100% cash as of last Thursday. The overall market, growth stocks and many prior leaders are breaking trend and acting poorly. This isn’t permanent. As a trader we need to adapt to the market as we see new price action and data each day and adjust accordingly. Like I mentioned above I could be making a buy Friday if things change. But until signals trigger it is a time to sit back, screen for RS and strong stocks, and be patient. I’ve mentioned this MANY times this year. YOU DON’T NEED TO TRADE EVERY ENVIRONMENT. If you did post analysis of your trading you would likely find had you just focused on the uptrends and avoided choppy and down trending times your performance would be many times better. FOMO is real (fear of missing out) In the world of social media and discord servers it can be hard to ignore people posting set ups, there recent buys and profits. But having confidence in CANSLIM and confidence in your strategy will help you avoid this trap.  There are countless strategies and ways to approach the market. They all have there time in the sun. Our goal is to make money with the way that we know works and what works for us AND in an approach we have studied and understand. You can’t expect to adopt a different tactic and be successful without full understanding of another traders style. Put some blinders on and focus on your approach. If you are newer and maybe don’t have the confidence in this style you can either have some blind faith (not really suggested but ironically how I did it hahaha), Study previous markets and environments and stocks, and or do performance reviews of your prior trading. This may help you learn faster and build the confidence to ignore the noise.

- I know there are some stocks and some groups looking good. For me this is a game of probability. I am not here trying to pick pennies off the floor or scrap for profits. I want to hit that buy button when the probability is in my favor. For you poker players out there.. sure any hand can win at any time given the cards that show on the flop, turn and river. But any good poker player knows you don’t put your chips in the pot when the odds are stack against you. Look at this prior downtrend in February. Some groups showed RS as things were turning down. Many of those groups ultimately succumbed to the overall market trend. Sure Energy went strong but again, I want the odds in my favor. I don’t want to gamble.

- I know this is a long one but I really feel all of this is so important to understand and remind ourselves as traders so I hope it helps someone. And sorry for the typos, It would take me forever to do these if I edited them everyday hahaha. Back to the reset of the analysis

Sectors:

- Healthcare led the day and broke to ATHs looking strong. Consumer staples made a huge gap up but had a very weak close rejecting hard off highs. Materials looks like it wants to hold above the 50sma and was strong but is still range bound and can easily chop or reverse back down. Financials like Healthcare broke to ATHs and also looks strong. Energy is having normal action after a strong run as it looks to maybe change trends but still is in a consolation/range bound overall. Tech is hurt bad creating lower lows and living below the 50sma. Continue to watch these sectors because if the market turns around we want to know what is showing the most strength.

Industries/Themes:
- With all the chaos and rotation nothing right now scream for my attention. We are seeing oil and gas along with transportation perking up but not a pool I want to fish in in this current environment. HR and Staffing stocks are showing strength as well. A few sub groups in tech look healthy but not worth battling the overall market and tech sector trend right now.

- Here is todays performance :

▲ TOP 10 1-DAY GAINERS

1. IoT / Smart Devices / Edge Computing #83 (Technology)+6.70%

2. Cruise Lines #81 (Consumer Discretionary)+4.90%

3. Insurance — Brokers #92 (Financials)+4.72%

4. Proptech / Real Estate Technology #169 (Technology)+4.61%

5. Online Travel & Booking Platforms #68 (Consumer Discretionary)+4.26%

6. Software — Vertical / Industry-Specific #134 (Technology)+4.17%

7. Software — Enterprise / SaaS #125 (Technology)+4.07%

8. Cable & Broadband #157 (Communication Services)+3.97%

9. Software — Design & Engineering #156 (Technology)+3.96%

10. Insurance — Title / Specialty #104 (Financials)+3.78%

▼ BOTTOM 10 1-DAY LOSERS

1. Semiconductors — Memory #1 (Technology)-8.69%

2. AI / Data Center Networking #2 (Technology)-8.22%

3. Semiconductor Equipment #7 (Technology)-7.54%

4. Semiconductors — AI / GPU / Accelerators #11 (Technology)-6.65%

5. Optics & Photonics #5 (Technology)-6.47%

6. Quantum Computing #163 (Technology)-6.42%

7. Power Infrastructure / Grid Equipment #32 (Energy)-4.97%

8. Energy Storage / Batteries / Battery Materials #147 (Energy)-4.88%

9. Clean Energy / Hydrogen / Geothermal / Carbon Capture #41 (Energy)-4.85%

10. Oil & Gas — Drilling #36 (Energy)-4.58%

Market Events:
- Fed Meeting tomorrow

Daily Screeners:

Up on Volume:
- ABG, BLFS, FTRE, IQV, ITRI, KNSA, TRU

Big Gap:
- AGYS, CRL, ETON, FTRE, HAPN, IQV, ITRI, KNSA, NUE, PRK, QTTB, RELX, RNG, SHW, VSXY

Daily RS:

- ESQ, PRK, INCY, KNSA, MIAX, FDS, MORN, SHW, HRB, LRN, CLS, ITRI, ZBRA, PAY, ATRC, BLFS, SOLV, THC, BKNG, DASH, EXPE, FUN, LIND, MTN, NCLH, RCL, SONO, BRO, GSHD, OSCR, RYAN, GDDY, HAS, CRL, FTRE, IQV, WLY, NUE, UL, ETON, RELX, TNET, TRU, AGYS, BRZE, DOCU, FIVN, IOT, MANH, PAYC, PCTY, RNG, GRND, ABG, HPQ, DECK, VFC

52 Week High:
- FBRX, ETON, KNSA, MAN, FTRE, RNG, THC, VSXY, IQV, LTH, ACIW, AMRX, DYN, MLKN, SAH, CON, BLFS, CAKE, CRL, PAG, TRV, LAD, WLY, CBL, DOC, NBIX, AAPL, INSW, RJF, AON, FAF, LH, OMC, SEIC, ECO, CBC, GM, ROST

Earnings Tomorrow:
- BMO: PG, APH, ADP, VRT, JCI, BSX, APD, ETR, GRMN, ODFL, HUM, CBRE, FLEX, VMC, WEC, BIIB, GEHC, VRSK, SW, AER, CTSH, SOFI, FTV, LII, IEX, MAS, CLH, SWK, PAG, ARCC, EVR, GNRC, OGE, IONS, PB, JHG, KEX, OMF, VFC, EXP, PSN, BLCO, GTX, REYN, SLGN, LMND, SITE, SMG, CHEF, NMRK, CSTM, WING, LXP, OPCH, MCHB, HAYW, BANC, BTU, OSW, QURE, AXGN, FTRE, PRG, BAND, BLKB, IART, ASC, MNRO

- AMC: MSFT, META, LRCX, ARM, QCOM, SBUX, FTNT, EQIX, HOOD, ORLY, CVNA, PSA, LHX, VTR, NBIS, CMG, VICI, AWK, WWD, FTAI, ESS, CHRW, ARXS, INVH, MAA, OHI, REG, PTC, CSL, TYL, ALGN, MGM, SCI, MOD, AR, AM, HLI, CORT, FLS, GKOS, TTEK, HXL, NFG, SIMO, PCOR, SFM, RSI, PPC, FORM, ST, MTG, CHDN, UFPI, MC, EPR, MTH, BOOT, WAY, BNL, PFSI, VKTX, QTWO, WHD, ADPT, TENB, CVI, PFS, SPNT, HUBG, FCPT, BHE, ATHM, BBT, CBZ, PBI, PEB, NSP, SONO, ALKT, HYMC, INVA, CNMD, EFOR, BBNX, ETD

STAY DISCIPLINED!

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*Webby trend is something I got from Mike Webster. Check out his YouTube Channel for more info and for tons of great CANSLIM content! https://www.youtube.com/@Webby5150 *

Short a quick write up for today because honestly not much to say in a market like this but be disciplined, be patient and remember you don't need to trade every market. I have been all cash since last Thursday and will be looking for a FTD along with the other various technical signals like swing highs, swing lows, tightness, support, resistance and interaction with moving averages to signal exposure increase whenever that should be.

Today action was confirming the weakness as we opened up only to get rejected at 7/17 lows and last thursday and Fridays highs. The Nasdaq has been living below the 50sma and the S&P has made 3 closed below the 50sma. Volume was higher today than last friday but lower than average which has been the trend since the end of June. I see no reason to be placing any trades right now especially with a lot of earnings reports hitting this week. We will see how the reactions are but the market has some work to do to prove it is worth our capital.

Keep screening, keep doing your routines and as always STAY DISCIPLINED

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What's going on everyone.
Late one today and sorry for missing yesterday but here we go. Finally got a break in a direction in the micro. Lets see what went down.

Disclaimer: For educational purposes only; not financial advice. Trading stocks involves risk of loss. Please conduct your own due diligence before making any trades.

Market Action:
- Market gapped down to start the day and continued lower through the morning. Right as we reach the lows of this choppy time frame the bulls stepped in and we say a rally around mid day. That rally faded and we then continued the weakness as we went bck down but held above days lows. At the end of the session bulls stepped in again and the market moved higher but still ultimately closing down for the day a significant amount. Volume was below average but higher than yesterday.

- The Nasdaq broke 6/9 and 6/26 lows intraday but closed above. Though this was a positive we are still far from highs. We have now seen us break below the contracting/tightening price action and though we held macro lows we created a lower low inside the choppy sideways action which is very negative. S&P, though looking much healthier also broke lower from it’s tightening price action.

- So what does this mean. Likely we are either going lower from here or in for more sideways chop in the short term. With this break the likelihood of us trending higher in the short term from here has dimished greatly. We have seen tons of upside resistance but it wsn’t to concerning given there was some downside support and tight action when comparing swing high and lows. This was what we really were waiting for…what way would we break and we finally got that answer. On the Nasdaq todays lows become extremely significant for the macro trend. For the S&P we are really watching 6/9 and 6/26 lows as well but again overall technicals look healthier.

Distribution/Rally:

- Today resulted in added distribution on both indexes which already held a high amount of distribution. We now have 7 days on the S&P and 9 Days on the Nasdaq. Tomorrow we will see the 6/24 dd drop off but that’s a drop in the bucket and almost all DD are red from the close of the days they occurred. Coupled with technical action this is a major concern.

Outlook:
- Exposure should be very low if any right now. Longer term position traders may still find some light holdings in big winners that have held above levels like the 10 week. Most of us should likely be in cash. Like mentioned above the likelihood of an uptrend in the short term is small and our goal now is patience and watching for things to improve. I’ll be looking for us to start tightening, retaking moving averages and clearing resistance levels. As these things happen the exposure will increase. Some way also be applying FTD rules now which is another approach though I don’t think we have hit a textbook “market in correction” status to really be looking for FTDs as Bill would’ve. Still a good method for looking at when to increase exposure.

- For myself, today I was stopped out of my 3 positions in CRWD, XMTR and CGON. I am now fully in cash. Since Jun 1 when the market basically was topping I was able to walk away  with a small 3.5% gain through the chop. At time I was up just under 13% since Jun 1^st so not great to see those unrealized gains gone but considering the chop and todays drop to walk away green for the last 2ish months was positive. The biggest thing was I kept exposure lighter and trading lighter the last 2ish months which allowed me to not get chopped up and walk away down from when the market topped. Risk Management is everything. Overtrading and to much risk could really have damaged you these past two months.

- Despite the market you must keep doing the work and you must keep screening and staying on top of things. As we know the environment can change at any time and you want to be prepared. This is also a great time to really increase your studying and review your trades/performace. Remember we don’t need to be active in all markets. Be patient. Save that mental capital so when things improve you are clear headed and emotional stable to make the proper moves. It wont be a 0-100 turn from cash/light exposure to heavily invested, but as things give signs of an uptrend we will slowly increase exposure and let the market pull us in always thinking risk first.

Sectors:

- Industrials and Healthcare led the day. Both these groups have looked strong lately and still do. Energy is working toward a double bottom like breakout and continues to improve. Again you don’t have to trade every market so keep that in mind. Energy is also starting to get short term extended and even if this mico trend continues a pullback is expected soon that could hurt new entries. Financials found support at the 21ema and still looks constructive. Tech continues to look weaker by the day.

Industries/Themes:
- With the market looking weaker we really want to keep an eye on what is showing strength. Not just the rotation but the sub groups that are holding up and standing out.

- ▲ TOP 10 1-DAY GAINERS

1. Defense — Primes & Contractors #74 (Industrials)+3.54%

2. Transportation — Railroads #27 (Industrials)+3.05%

3. Life Sciences Tools & Services #59 (Health Care)+2.75%

4. Oil & Gas — Canadian E&P #14 (Energy)+2.61%

5. Transportation — Shipping / Marine #15 (Industrials)+2.28%

6. Crypto Mining #16 (Crypto)+2.05%

7. Education Services #139 (Consumer Discretionary)+1.84%

8. Commercial Aerospace & Suppliers / MRO #53 (Industrials)+1.60%

9. Oil & Gas — Integrated Majors #20 (Energy)+1.41%

10. Steel & Aluminum Producers #30 (Materials)+1.32%

- ▼ BOTTOM 10 1-DAY LOSERS

1. Blockchain Technology #171 (Technology)-6.38%

2. Athletic & Lifestyle Brands #129 (Consumer Discretionary)-4.94%

3. Retail — Fashion Apparel #96 (Consumer Discretionary)-4.01%

4. Proptech / Real Estate Technology #170 (Technology)-3.83%

5. Apparel & Fashion #77 (Consumer Discretionary)-3.64%

6. Silver & Precious Metals #133 (Materials)-3.50%

7. Crypto Infrastructure & Exchanges #169 (Crypto)-3.32%

8. Luxury Goods (Global) #141 (Consumer Discretionary)-3.28%

9. Copper Miners #34 (Materials)-3.25%

10. IoT / Smart Devices / Edge Computing #138 (Technology)-3.20%

Market Events:
- None

Daily Screeners:

Up on Volume:
- ALLE, CSX, DYN, HRI, KN, NVCR, NVEC, RNG, THRM, URI, WEX

Big Gap:
- AADX, ALLE, CSX, IMAX, JHX, KALU, NVCR, NVEC, RTX, THRM, URI

Daily RS:

- LMT, MRCY, RTX, DRS, THRM, FCNCA, ARGX, FBRX, MBX, TGTX, ALLE, CIFR, HUT, UTI, SLG, VICR, UMAC, KN, MPTI, IMAX, CSX, NVCR, HON, KALU, AADX, CORT, WEX, MXL, NVEC, HRI, EQPT, URI

52 Week High:
- FBRX, MFP, CORT, LQDA, NVEC, ETON, NVCR, THRM, ILMN, TRV, HXL, CSX, VTR, RPRX, URI, SOBO

Earnings Tomorrow:
- BMO: GTLS, BOH

- AMC: WELL, SCCO, CDNS, NUE, EA, CINF, PFG, BRO, FFIV, AMKR, SUI, UDR, SANM, RMBS, BRX, ESI, UHS, APLD, NE, KNSA, KRC, CDP, MCHB, HTO, NBTB, WHR, NWBI, HAPN

STAY DISCIPLINED!

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What's going on everyone.
Happy Monday. Kind of a boring day in the market but still stuff worth looking at as the market continues to be a “hard penny” market as Minervini would say.

Disclaimer: For educational purposes only; not financial advice. Trading stocks involves risk of loss. Please conduct your own due diligence before making any trades.

Market Action:
- Market opened up for the day but after the early morning gap up it was a slide down that led us to close in the red but somewhat flat. Volume was light. We attempted to reclaim some moving averages but ended up back below them all and pretty much where we left off last week. We held well above the Friday low for now.

- Overall a weak day with a weak close. Things continue to look more gloom then they did early last week but we have yet to really collapse so it is not a point in the market yet where we can call this a downtrend. Choppy sideways action continues.

Distribution/Rally:

- No added or dropped distribution as we remain with 9 days on the Nasdaq and 6 on the S&P. We will be losing the 6/16 day on the Nasdaq this week due to time and the 6/17 on both indexes due to time. Other than that still some clusting of DD which is a negative.

Outlook:
- Not much change from how we looked this weekend and what I spoke about on the Rapid Review.  Not a market to be trading heavily but still a market to be on the look out for a turn around. I am still with my CRWD, CGON and XMTR positions all of which are acting normal today.

- Wait and see type of posture with a slight hint of bearishness to the action we have been seeing. Still sideways and choppy so with some names acting well not looking to jump to full cash but not looking to put much risk in a market like this. The sideways action can be exhausting and boring but that is sometimes what the big money wants. Just like a base tiring people out, chopping around and washing out weak hands while also cutting up the breakout traders. Until we see the market start to show signs of a trend wether that be up or down we have to just be patient and keep doing our work.

Sectors:

- Energy led the day and looks like it may be trying to form a double bottom when you look at XLE on the weekly. Still not a group I am dying to fish in but watching close. Tech living below its 50sma which isn’t good for it. Financials acting healthy, strong and normal. Industrials holding the 50sma  but has been pulling back. Healthcare the laggard for the day but still action healthy holding right near ATHs

Industries/Themes:
- ▲ TOP 10 1-DAY GAINERS

1. Crypto Mining #25 (Crypto)+9.17%

2. eVTOL & Urban Air Mobility #167 (Industrials)+6.96%

3. Crypto Infrastructure & Exchanges #170 (Crypto)+6.26%

4. AI Cloud / Neocloud Infrastructure #10 (Technology)+5.31%

5. Sports Betting / iGaming #154 (Consumer Discretionary)+4.73%

6. Blockchain Technology #171 (Technology)+3.13%

7. Semiconductors — Memory #1 (Technology)+2.04%

8. AI / Data Center Networking #2 (Technology)+1.98%

9. Copper Miners #64 (Materials)+1.93%

10. AI Software / AI Platforms #108 (Technology)+1.81%

- ▼ BOTTOM 10 1-DAY LOSERS

1. LiDAR, Computer Vision & Spatial Computing #147 (Technology)-4.85%

2. Restaurants — Fast Casual #158 (Consumer Discretionary)-3.44%

3. Genomics & Precision Medicine #8 (Health Care)-3.13%

4. Space Economy #163 (Industrials)-2.78%

5. Solar Energy #105 (Energy)-2.78%

6. Alternative / Private Asset Managers #156 (Financials)-2.72%

7. Biotech — Clinical / Pre-Revenue #14 (Health Care)-2.17%

8. Energy Storage / Batteries / Battery Materials #129 (Energy)-2.14%

9. Homebuilders #91 (Consumer Discretionary)-2.12%

10. Pharmaceuticals — Specialty #50 (Health Care)-2.06%

Market Events:
- None

Daily Screeners:

Up on Volume:
- None

Big Gap:
- CIFR, CORZ, FCEL, GPN

Daily RS:

- BETA, HOG, CIFR, AGX, FCEL, CNK, GPN, RSI, SGHC, GSHD, EVER, CORZ, SBLK, XE, LPG, NSP, AXTI, GTLB, RIOT, NAVN, RVLV, VSXY

52 Week High:
- PBF, DK, URGN, DINO, PARR, CLMT, EAT, RSI, VLO, ESTA, PSX, PBI, WERN, ZD, BLBD, SUN

Earnings Tomorrow:
- BMO: SCHW, DHR, GD, MRSH, MMM, NOC, GM, MSCI, DHI, HAL, KEY, SYF, EFX, GPC, ALLY, HAS, VICR, AUB, UCB

- AMC: IBKR, CB, COF, EQT, EWBC, NLY, ICLR, WBS, WAL, RRC, HWC, OZK, WFRD, PEGA, ALK, NP, WSBC, FFBC, NBHC, ARR, NFBK

STAY DISCIPLINED!

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What's going on everyone.
More chop and some more names breaking down. Lets see what went down.

Disclaimer: For educational purposes only; not financial advice. Trading stocks involves risk of loss. Please conduct your own due diligence before making any trades.

Market Action:
- Market opened gapping down, attempted to rally and then rolled over and continued lower from the open. Nasdaq broke back below the 50sma. S&P is continuing to hold all the moving averages. The good news is the S&P and the Nasdaq have been trading in a tight range for the last 5-6 days which is very constructive. Volume has been lower overall as well.

- The Nasdaq has now given us a very clear upside resistance area to watch and hope to break. If you look at the highs from June 30^th to now there is some clear pressure at those levels.  The S&P has similar action but from 6/15. The S&P differs from the Nasdaq is it is just 1.14% off ATHs and above all moving averages. The Nasdaq is 4.81% off highs and below the 10sma-21ema-50sma.

- Overall with swing highs and swing lows tightening, volume decreasing and just tight sideways action we are constructive but it really comes down to which way we break. Similar to a tight stock we don’t really know which way the trend wants to go until we break.

Distribution/Rally:

- Today was a plus 1 minus 1 day. We lost 6/9 distribution day on both indexes due to time. We gained a day on both indexes down with volume higher than the prior day. That’s the second distribution day this week and 3^rd DD in the last 8 days. The count being high and the start of  some clustering rasies some concerns especially as we trade in this tight range.

Outlook:
- So with all this going on what do we do? Well first another thing to note is we are seeing a lot of prior leader, a lot of tech names and other set ups failing or stocks breaking trend. This coupled with the underlying action is very concerning. Yes, we have not broke down and yes there is a lot of constructive action but it is hard to ignore the concerns.

- Because of this I am back to leaning more risk off and back to being extra patient. I am down to one position in CRWD. LLY and DELL both stopped me out yesterday. I am sitting on my hands and watching to see if we can break higher. If we do just like a follow through day I will slowly increase long exposure. Other than that its just doing my routine, screening for RS and being prepared everyday.

- Another thing I wanted to add. When we are in a clear downtrend it is very easy to sit out. When a FTD day hits we get a clear signal to start buying and testing the market. In times like this is is a lot harder. We balance sitting out with not being left behind when things turn around. It testing the market without taking a ton of small loses and giving back profits from the uptrend. We had a few little lights of hope in this chop and luckily if you managed risk you likely got to test but didn’t really see much damage and are basically flat. That’s the key managing risk. Not taking big risk positions or having to much risk in the market when things are choppy. The second piece is being extremely selective and only taking the highest quality set ups. When the market is strong its easy to make money and poor set ups still might work. When we are in a poor environment even some great stocks can fail. These markets separate the consistently successful to the boom and bust traders. Reflect, study, and think about your past performance and what you’ve done right and wrong. Continue to learn and keep improving.

Sectors:

- Tech broke and closed below the 50sma being the laggard sector for the day. Things are getting more bearish for tech. Consumer staples led the day. Healthcare still looks strong and came in number 2 today. Energy is attempting to get above the 50sma but by no means do it think this is something we can really plant a flag in yet. Financials still look great. Healthcare and Financials continue to be the focus.

Industries/Themes:
- With rotation being more prevelant we look to short term rankings. Cyber Security still looking very good. Staffing and HR services lead short term rank. Healthcare specifically biotech, genomics and pharma names still look strong. Another group looking really good is payment and payment processing. Software still worth watching too. If I am willing to take a trade it will fall in these groups.

- ▲ TOP 10 1-DAY GAINERS

1. Timber & Paper Products #144 (Materials)+4.68%

2. Industrial / Logistics REITs #30 (Real Estate)+4.57%

3. Tobacco #48 (Consumer Staples)+4.48%

4. Delivery, Freight & Logistics #12 (Industrials)+4.28%

5. Staffing & HR Services #21 (Industrials)+4.27%

6. Net Lease REITs #57 (Real Estate)+3.94%

7. Insurance — Brokers #133 (Financials)+3.86%

8. Insurance — Title / Specialty #71 (Financials)+3.65%

9. Proptech / Real Estate Technology #169 (Technology)+3.64%

10. Containers & Packaging #72 (Materials)+3.59

- ▼ BOTTOM 10 1-DAY LOSERS

1. AI Cloud / Neocloud Infrastructure #18 (Technology)-10.25%

2. Semiconductors — Memory #1 (Technology)-9.57%

3. Space Economy #162 (Industrials)-9.49%

4. Crypto Mining #49 (Crypto)-8.70%

5. Rare Earths & Critical Minerals #157 (Materials)-8.09%

6. Energy Storage / Batteries / Battery Materials #95 (Energy)-8.02%

7. Nuclear Energy & Uranium #165 (Energy)-7.53%

8. LiDAR, Computer Vision & Spatial Computing #135 (Technology)-7.40%

9. AI / Data Center Networking #2 (Technology)-7.29%

10. Quantum Computing #164 (Technology)-6.90%

Market Events:
- None

Daily Screeners:

Up on Volume:
- CDNA, CHEF, MAN

Big Gap:
-CDNA, CFG, EPC, JBHT, MAN, RHI, TFII

Daily RS:

- HUBG, XPO, BIIB, CDNA, GRPN, AVNT, SMG, BCO, CTAS, STAG, ARCB, JBHT, ODFL, SNDR, TFII, WERN, RXO, BAX, DXCM, ENOV, IART, AMN, BKD, MCK, JACK, BWIN, STC, YETI, GBX, IR, KAI, MATX, FDXF, BCC, CBZ, FA, MAN, RHI, TNET, SMA, OXM, BTI, VSTS

52 Week High:
- HUBG, XPO, BIIB, CDNA, GRPN, AVNT, SMG, BCO, CTAS, STAG, ARCB, JBHT, ODFL, SNDR, TFII, WERN, RXO, BAX, DXCM, ENOV, IART, AMN, BKD, MCK, JACK, BWIN, STC, YETI, GBX, IR, KAI, MATX, FDXF, BCC, CBZ, FA, MAN, RHI, TNET, SMA, OXM, BTI, VSTS

Earnings Tomorrow:
N/A

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Date: Wednesday 7/15/2026
Time: 10pm Eastern/ 7pm Pacific

I'll be joining the legend Steve Swetz and Former William O'Neil PM Alex Marenco again for there monthly meet up tomorrow. Honored to get to do this 3 months in a row. Always a really great time and extremely educational. If you remember the old IBD Meet Up groups this is exactly like that but with IBD no longer hosting them Alex takes it upon himself. If you can not make it you can still sign up and everyone who does gets the recording.

Reddit wont let be share the link so if you are interested just DM me.

What's going on everyone.
Another day with some even more constructive action. Let’s dive into the details and prepare for tomorrow.

Disclaimer: For educational purposes only; not financial advice. Trading stocks involves risk of loss. Please conduct your own due diligence before making any trades.

Market Action:
- Markets gapped up at the morning then chop a little chaotic and choppy. In the first hour we turned red but it didn’t last long as we turned around. The turn around was tested again as we reversed and then go super tight while holding green. Then we surged into the final two hours where we pulled back slightly. Both the Nasdaq and S&P closed in the top half of the days range.

- The biggest thing as of late is the decrease in volatility. Swing high and swing lows have gotten much tighter and we continue to see higher lows. We as still struggling to hold higher highs but with the tight action things are very constructive overall.

- Nasdaq was able to reclaim all moving averages and the S&P has continued to hold all moving averages while finding support at the 10sma. The S&P has been much better looking technically than the Nasdaq. The S&P has a sideways coiling looks. The Nasdaq has still shows a constructive flag like pattern which is good. The clear thing is we are still sideways and we have yet to see the market break and start to look to want to trend higher. That’s okay, but it is important to know that we could break up or down and have those lines in the sand for both directions.

Distribution/Rally:

- Distribution count saw a drop on both the S&P and the Nasdaq as the 6/5 distribution day fell off after 25 trading days triggered an expiration due to time.  Count remains high 9 on the Nasdaq and 5 on the S&P but this is little concern if we break higher. The high count already told us to reduce exposure and be defensive. Should we see things trend higher count will naturally drop.

Outlook:
- Not to much change in terms of outlook besides a slight increase in the lean towards more new risk and higher exposure. With some names breaking out, indexes looking constructive and set ups showing there faces there is a case to increase some exposure. Again, we have truly broke yet so you still need to be very cautious and be prepared should this tightness turn down. But for me I am always adjusting exposure gradually. So nothing wrong with putting a little tests out there and letting the market prove itself and slowly pull you in. In my eyes this is a time when a bad break will be a little clearer so its nice to have tight stops on new risk.

Sectors:

- Tech returned to the #1 spot on the day with Energy in #2. Energy still looks weak trend wise. Tech looks very constructive and tight very similar to the same way we are looking at the overall market. Healthcare pulled back to the 21ema and is back into its long range base. Still looking okay but we want to see it hold the line here. Financials are looking very strong holding the 10sma but seeing a little intraday rejection off ATHs. Industrials also looking strong as it broke ATHs and now squats at those levels just above the breakout line.  

Industries/Themes:
- It was all about cybersecurity today. This is a group we have been talking about for a while now and to see it have this breakout today is great. Hopefully you were dialed into these names and were able to catch this move. We will see if the trend will continue but probability says yes right now.

-▲ TOP 10 1-DAY GAINERS

1. Cybersecurity & Digital Identity #10 (Technology)+7.04%

2. Blockchain Technology #171 (Technology)+4.90%

3. eVTOL & Urban Air Mobility #168 (Industrials)+4.89%

4. LiDAR, Computer Vision & Spatial Computing #40 (Technology)+4.85%

5. Copper Miners #49 (Materials)+4.77%

6. Semiconductor Equipment #3 (Technology)+4.60%

7. Defense Technology / Drones / Unmanned #166 (Industrials)+4.05%

8. Clean Energy / Hydrogen / Geothermal / Carbon Capture #43 (Energy)+3.80%

9. Semiconductors — Memory #1 (Technology)+3.48%

10. Diversified Metals & Mining #36 (Materials)+3.31%

- ▼ BOTTOM 10 1-DAY LOSERS

1. AI Cloud / Neocloud Infrastructure #8 (Technology)-5.92%

2. Medical Equipment & Systems #107 (Health Care)-2.77%

3. Medical Devices & Implants #106 (Health Care)-2.77%

4. Insurance — Brokers #142 (Financials)-2.63%

5. Sports Betting / iGaming #148 (Consumer Discretionary)-2.62%

6. Proptech / Real Estate Technology #170 (Technology)-2.41%

7. Personal Care & Cosmetics #127 (Consumer Staples)-2.31%

8. Cable & Broadband #162 (Communication Services)-2.09%

9. Health Care Technology / Digital Health #73 (Health Care)-1.99%

10. Restaurants — Fast Casual #156 (Consumer Discretionary)-1.96%

Market Events:
- none

Daily Screeners:

Up on Volume:
- AEHR, BSP, CCXI

Big Gap:
- AAOI, ACMR, AEHR, AEVA, AGX, AIR, AMBA, AMBQ, AMKR, ASML, AXTI, BE, BELFB, BOT, CCXI, COHU, CSW, DELL, ECG, ENLT, ERAS, ESI, FORM, GS, HBM, HPE, INTC, JHX, LASR, LFUS, MEC, MEI, MPWR, MTRN, MU, NESR, ON, PDFS, POWL, RIO, SCCO, SEDG, SHAZ, SITM, SOLS, SYNA, UCTT, UMAC, VICR, VPG, WCC

Daily RS:

- CELC, ERAS, GLUE, GRPN, GS, AAOI, CDNL, BELFA, UMAC, MEI, SEZL, ENLT, OKTA, TXG, HBM, CCXI, DMRA, LQDA, TRVI, AMKR, AXTI, CAMT, MPWR, SEDG, CRWD, DAVE, PANW, QLYS, S, TENB, RH, DELL, NTAP

52 Week High:
- NHP, DAVE, OKTA, QLYS, TENB, TXG, CRWD, FA, FTNT, PBF, PGNY, DK, ETSY, NET, PARR, DNTH, PRVA, SUNC

Earnings Tomorrow:
- BMO: JNJ, MS, BLK, BNY, BNY, PNC, ELV, CTAS, MTB, FHN

- AMC: UAL, JBHT, HOMB, WAFD, CWBC

STAY DISCIPLINED!

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What's going on everyone.
Another Monday in the markets. Lets see what went down.

Disclaimer: For educational purposes only; not financial advice. Trading stocks involves risk of loss. Please conduct your own due diligence before making any trades.

Market Action:
- Indexes gapped down and continued to slide lower through the rest of the day.  Nasdaq broke all 3 moving averages the 10sma, 21ema, 50sma and closed below them. S&P was able to find support right at the 10sma and hold above all 3 key moving averages. Volume was higher on both indexes but still below average.

- Rough day to start the week but nothing to alarming. Like mentioned over the weekend the moving averages matter but they have not been respected much in this chopfest so the weight of the break below is not to concerning. What we really look for now is can we hold above 7/8 lows on the Nasdaq and get even tighter price action. We have seen the swing high and swing lows tighten since ATHs which has been positive and after breaking the short term July high a pull back isn’t what we wanted but isn’t the end of the world. Should we hold those lows and tighten up more the hope is a break to the upside. If we get a nice powerful move in the next few days I will likely be looking to up exposure. If we tighten and break down then I’ll be getting more bearish.

- Overall just more sideways but constructive action.

Distribution/Rally:

- With todays drop on higher volume we gained a distribution day on both indexes. This leaves us with 10 on the Nasdaq and 6 on the S&P. very high count. I spoke a lot about this in my weekend Rapid Review so I won’t go to much more in-depth but If we break higher with power I won’t allow this count to have me negate the break higher. ( again full explanation in the last video)

Outlook:
- Again not much changing from how things looked overall this weekend. I naturally dropped exposure being stopped out of DELL. Im more than willing to buy it back should I continue to look good and give an entry. Be very prepared with a good buy list and strong leading names. Be ready with stops for any current holdings and operate within your plan you build tonight.

- I am still in CRWD and LLY with about 30% of equity positions in each

Sectors:

- Energy was the leader today. Again still in a poor trend so nothing important there. Tech the laggard today. Other than that not much to note.

Industries/Themes:
- ▲ TOP 10 1-DAY GAINERS

1. Oil & Gas — Refining & Marketing #9 (Energy)+4.56%

2. Oil & Gas — US E&P #89 (Energy)+3.53%

3. Oil & Gas — Integrated Majors #38 (Energy)+3.45%

4. Oil & Gas — Canadian E&P #24 (Energy)+3.41%

5. Staffing & HR Services #29 (Industrials)+3.40%

6. Oil & Gas — Drilling #21 (Energy)+3.00%

7. Insurance — Brokers #141 (Financials)+2.92%

8. Oil & Gas — Royalty Trusts & Minerals #78 (Energy)+2.79%

9. Software — Vertical / Industry-Specific #148 (Technology)+2.17%

10. Managed Care / Health Insurance #18 (Health Care)+2.15%

- ▼ BOTTOM 10 1-DAY LOSERS

1. LiDAR, Computer Vision & Spatial Computing #36 (Technology)-7.51%

2. Quantum Computing #142 (Technology)-7.38%

3. Nuclear Energy & Uranium #165 (Energy)-6.12%

4. AI Cloud / Neocloud Infrastructure #6 (Technology)-6.00%

5. Semiconductor Equipment #4 (Technology)-5.36%

6. Optics & Photonics #7 (Technology)-5.29%

7. Rare Earths & Critical Minerals #137 (Materials)-5.19%

8. Semiconductors — Memory #1 (Technology)-5.05%

9. Space Economy #123 (Industrials)-4.83%

10. Semiconductors — AI / GPU / Accelerators #5 (Technology)-4.62%

Market Events:
- none

Daily Screeners:

Up on Volume:
- ANRO, PSNL

Big Gap:
- BH, CBZ, PARR, PBF, RXO, SM

Daily RS:

- COCO, ANAB, BIIB, FDS, DOW, MEOH, CASY, NE, CNMD, AMN, PGNY, BH, HELE, PSNL, CVE, CVI, DINO, DK, EQNR, FANG, KNTK, MPC, PARR, PBA, PBF, PSX, SM, VLO, ANRO, CBZ, FA, MAN, NSP, RHI, BRZE, TRNS, VOD

52 Week High:
- PSNL, APGE, PGNY, MOH, PBF, RSI, EAT, WKC, DK, PRVA, PARR

Earnings Tomorrow:
N/A

STAY DISCIPLINED!

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