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Some of the biggest forces in this market are pulling in different directions right now. Ross explains why that may create more opportunity beneath the surface than the indexes suggest.

More stocks are breaking down, while short interest is climbing to levels we haven’t seen in years. That combination can create a very different kind of opportunity when price finally turns.

Professional managers are leaning harder into stocks while individual investors are getting more bearish. Ross looks at what this growing divide could be telling us.

After years of getting left behind, one neglected corner of the market has started turning higher. Ross explains why that shift could open up a very different set of opportunities.

One relationship inside the market has just hit an extreme we’ve never seen before. Ross looks at what that could be telling us about the next group of leaders.

The market has been choppy, but two very different sets of data are suddenly pointing to the same thing. Ross explains why traders should pay attention.

AI is still the market’s loudest story. But the stocks driving it – and the way professional money was positioned underneath – don’t line up nearly as neatly as you’d expect.

Stocks have been sliding for days. Is the weakness finally spreading beneath the surface — or is this still a relatively contained pullback? Ross digs into the data.

Tech has been one of the market’s biggest stories. But the gap between its winners and losers has become almost absurd – and insiders are suddenly getting active.

Stocks have stumbled for a few days. But the latest numbers from corporate America are telling a very different story.