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Hey, Ross here! The Nasdaq 100 just hit a new all-time high—and it did it in just 86 trading days after a 20% drawdown. That’s the third-fastest recovery in history. And while the headlines stay focused on the Middle East, I’m watching the real signal: market strength across the board. New highs aren’t just limited to the big names—breadth has been strong for weeks. I break down what this means (and why it matters right now) in today’s Insight.

Hey, Ross here! I’ve talked about the NFCI before—it’s one of my favorite under-the-radar indicators for spotting what’s really happening in the market. Right now, it’s flashing bullish. We’re seeing the loosest monetary conditions in over three years, which means there’s plenty of liquidity in the system. That’s fuel for higher prices. And while Trump’s ceasefire announcement gave markets a jolt, the real story is unfolding beneath the surface. I break it all down in today’s Insight.

Hey, Ross here! Investor sentiment often says more about politics than price action. In today’s chart, you’ll see how bullish expectations shift based on which party holds the White House. Right now, Republican optimism is surging, while Democrat sentiment has collapsed to panic levels. I’m not here to debate politics—but I am here to help you understand how this emotional bias warps market data. In today’s Insight, I break down what this means for smart investors (and how to use it to your advantage).

Hey, Ross here! Investor sentiment often says more about politics than price action. In today’s chart, you’ll see how bullish expectations shift based on which party holds the White House. Right now, Republican optimism is surging, while Democrat sentiment has collapsed to panic levels. I’m not here to debate politics—but I am here to help you understand how this emotional bias warps market data. In today’s Insight, I break down what this means for smart investors (and how to use it to your advantage).

Hey, Ross here! Yesterday’s market action told a clear story—steady gains in the morning, followed by a sharp reversal after Trump’s fiery message about Iran. The selloff pushed major indexes down nearly 1%, and with Powell speaking today, we could see more volatility ahead. Meanwhile, retail investors have quietly been selling for three weeks straight. In today’s Insight, I break down what this shift means—and where I think we’re headed next.

Hey, Ross here! I just pulled a chart that compares investor sentiment to how close the S&P 500 is to all-time highs—and the gap right now is striking. Historically, when we’re this close to new highs, the bulls dominate. But not this time. Sentiment is dragging far behind the market, and that creates opportunity. In today’s Insight, I’ll break down what this disconnect means—and how I’m playing it.

Hey, Ross here! I’ve gone back through decades of data to see how the S&P 500 performed after major geopolitical shocks – everything from Pearl Harbor to Brexit. What I found was clear: markets usually bounce back quickly, unless there’s a bigger economic crisis at play. And right now, I don’t see one. In today’s Insight, I’ll show you why history says stay the course and ignore the fear.

Hey, Ross here! Retail bulls are finally outnumbering the bears—but they’re late to the party. The market’s been flashing strength for weeks. Now, institutional risk appetite is recovering too, though it’s still far from peak levels. Add in some geopolitical jitters from the Middle East, and we could see a short-term dip in sentiment. But I see that as a buying opportunity. In today’s Insight, I’ll show you why the real move may still be ahead.

Hey, Ross here! Investor sentiment is finally starting to catch up with price action. The latest AAII survey shows bears in retreat after months of dominance. Even with a slight market dip yesterday, optimism is building—fueled by strong breakouts, better-than-expected inflation data, and renewed China trade hopes. But here’s the key: sentiment is only just flipping now… after the rally. That confirms what I’ve been saying all along. I dig into the full story in today’s Insight.

Hey, Ross here! The S&P 500 may be charging toward all-time highs—but under the surface, the average stock is barely moving. Year-to-date, the average S&P name has gained just 1.8%. Some sectors, like communication services, are outperforming… while others, like energy, are lagging badly. This kind of divergence creates opportunity—if you know where to look. In today’s Insight, I break down what this means for smart investors.