To The Moon

$Amcor plc(AMCR)$ $Camden Property(CPT)$ $Healthpeak Properties, Inc(DOC)$ I’m watching a January factor rotation take shape that Bank of America has documented repeatedly over decades. Since 1987, low-quality stocks have outperformed quality nearly 80% of the time in January, particularly when positioning is crowded and volatility regimes begin to shift. This year, that setup is reappearing with unusual clarity, not in one corner of the market, but across multiple sectors simultaneously. That breadth is what makes this moment actionable rather than theoretical. Bank of America January factor highlights: Amcor ($AMCR), Camden Property Trust ($CPT), Healthpeak Properties ($DOC), Smurfit WestRock ($SW), Cincinnati Financial ($CINF), Everest Group ($EG), Boston Properties ($BXP), Devon Energy ($DVN), Host Hotels & Resorts ($HST), Hasbro ($HAS) From here, I’m narrowing focus to the five 4-hour charts provided, because January rotations do not express themselves through annual narratives. They show up through short-term structure, compression breaks, and volatility expansion. That’s where execution lives. 📉 The 4-hour rotation framework On a 4-hour timeframe, factor rotations emerge through three signals, prolonged compression resolving higher, EMA regime shifts, and sustained acceptance above the mid-band. That’s what I’m seeing develop in underowned laggards, while prior quality leadership begins to lose momentum. 📦 Amcor ($AMCR), 4H compression resolving On the 4-hour chart, I’m seeing extended Bollinger compression give way to expansion. Price has reclaimed the Keltner midline, short-term EMAs are turning higher, and volatility is beginning to widen. This is classic early-January behaviour in an underowned defensive as flows rotate back in. 🏢 Camden Property Trust ($CPT), 4H trend repair I’m reading a clean higher-low sequence on the 4-hour chart, with pullbacks holding above rising EMAs. Price is walking the upper Keltner band, signalling acceptance rather than short covering. This is the type of structure that typically appears early when capital rotates into REIT laggards. 🏥 Healthpeak Properties ($DOC), 4H inflection After a prolonged downtrend, the 4-hour structure has shifted. Price has reclaimed short-term EMAs, downside volatility has compressed, and selling pressure has faded. This is how healthcare REIT laggards tend to turn before sentiment catches up. 📦 Smurfit WestRock ($SW), 4H washout reset I’m seeing a sharp recovery from the November drawdown, followed by consolidation that held structure rather than unwinding it. Volatility is beginning to expand again within a rebuilt channel. This pattern reflects controlled re-engagement by capital, not a reflex bounce. 🛡️ Cincinnati Financial ($CINF), 4H leadership fatigue This chart provides the counterbalance. On the 4-hour timeframe, volatility remains elevated but is no longer expanding, and price is struggling to sustain upper-band pressure. This is how relative quality leaders often behave as capital reallocates toward laggards. 🧠 Final read I’m not trading labels like quality or trash. I’m reading positioning, volatility regimes, and short-term structure. January rotations start quietly, accelerate quickly, and reward early recognition. When quality becomes crowded, even modest reallocations can drive outsized moves. The breadth of names flagged by Bank of America sets the backdrop, and the 4-hour charts provided confirm that the rotation itself is already underway. This is a tactical January window, defined by structure rather than stories. 📢 Don’t miss out! Like, Repost and Follow me for exclusive setups, cutting-edge trends, and insights that move markets 🚀📈 I’m obsessed with hunting down the next big movers and sharing strategies that crush it. Let’s outsmart the market and stack those gains together! 🍀 Trade like a boss! Happy trading ahead, Cheers, BC 📈🚀🍀🍀🍀 @Tiger_comments @TigerPicks @TigerStars @TigerObserver @Daily_Discussion @TigerWire