Last week I said everyone was bearish into FOMC. Now the Nasdaq- $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ is back near all time highs. QQQ is setting up for a run to 800 this year. If you missed the move from 700 to 748.. Please don't miss the one to 800. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ also on the verge of a breakout to 8000 as well.. The next FOMC is 5 weeks away. CPI is in 3 weeks. There are risk events over the next month but the runway looks pretty clear for now. $Micron Technology(MU)$ to 1250, $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ to 2300, $Advanced

$CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.(CRWD)$ gained more in one session than its entire market cap was worth five years ago $CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.(CRWD)$ made new ATHs today after a massive 13% rally the day before. This is the same stock that traded at $190 a month ago, so the move off the August low is already 24% Key Catalysts Agentic SOC launch: CrowdStrike rolled out an AI-driven security operations center that automates investigations across endpoints, identity, cloud and AI systems, alongside SafeMind (built on Nvidia's stack), Falcon Guardian, and Falcon IQ Wall Street re-rating: 6 major Wall Street firms all raised or reiterated bullish targets today, some as high as $3

Futures are pricing an 85% chance of a hike Wednesday, and decades of data says the rate decision still won't move this market $S&P 500(.SPX)$ has done this 44 times since 1997, and the vote itself barely registers The decision day averages a 0.94% move with a 1.23% intraday range. A normal session is 1.06%. That's 1.16x. 86% of hike days moved LESS than 2%. The median is flat because the market moves hard in BOTH directions and they cancel out They don't cancel evenly, though: Up weeks average +1.10% Down weeks average -2.02% Red price action runs roughly 2x the greens through the first week Here's the tradeable part: It isn't Wednesday that sets the week. It's THURSDAY When the session after the decision closes green, the wee

This is how I print money every week: - $S&P 500(.SPX)$ or $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ setting the direction on the daily and weekly chart. - Price pulling back to a key level I marked Sunday. - Level holds with a clean reaction. - Context confirms the broader market is aligned. - Enter only when the setup is undeniable. Focus on 3-5 tickers you know inside out. Rinse and repeat every single week.

The last two times the Fed hiked in a midterm September: one crash, one bottom. Round three is in two weeks, here’s how to trade into the event 👇 $S&P 500(.SPX)$ closed at 7,631, its lowest level since August 4, after losing the 7,650-7,700 zone it defended for two weeks. Oil is surging on the Strait of Hormuz escalation, the 10-year is pressing 4.8%, and rate markets flipped to pricing a September hike. Jobs Friday, then FOMC mid-month. Three paths from here. Scenario #1: The September Flush Oil and yields don’t let up and the breakdown follows through. $SPX loses 7,600, bounces get sold, and the flush runs to 7,500 (roughly 4% off the highs) where the market finally bottoms out. If the midterm playbook holds, that’s the low o

Boomers are rich because they’ve collected a free 2,000% return over 76 years. Here’s how you can grow your portfolio just like them 👇 Every midterm since 1950 $S&P 500(.SPX)$ has never once failed to rally the following year. But first, the market makes you bleed for it SEPTEMBER: THE FLUSH Worst month on the calendar. −0.76% average since 1960, and midterm years hit harder. Every red headline between now and November 3 is designed to make you sell the bottom SEPT-OCT: THE TRAP DOOR Midterm lows hit here, before the vote, not after. 2022 bottomed October 12, then ran 14% in twelve months to new highs. 2018 stretched the pain to December 24. Scale in. Don’t lump in POST-ELECTION: THE PAYOFF 19 for 19. Average returns between 12