Tech Breakouts, Fading XLY, and a Secret Trade Setup You Can’t Miss

It's Blake Young here, and today I want to dive deep into a sector debate that's lighting up the markets: Consumer Discretionary vs. Technology.

At first glance, both sectors are showing strong gains today — 2.6% for consumer discretionary and 2.3% for technology. These numbers might suggest a booming economy and an early growth phase… but there's more to this story than meets the eye.

In today's video, I break down:

Why Tesla's 6% surge is distorting the XLY ETF — and how removing Tesla paints an entirely different picture of consumer discretionary performance.
What the "Monkey Bar" levels reveal about tech stocks like Microsoft and Broadcom — and why these key price zones could signal breakouts or reversals.
The surprising truth behind consumer confidence surveys — and why the durable goods data suggests the rally in consumer discretionary might be short-lived.
How to use options strategies to fade weaker stocks while maximizing momentum in breakout tech plays.

But that's just the tip of the iceberg…

Here's What You'll Discover in the Full Video:

How one travel stock at a critical resistance level could signal a perfect premium-collection opportunity.
Why Amazon's price action reveals the truth about consumer spending — and the key level that could unlock a major trade.
The hidden correlation between Tesla's explosive day and its real impact on sector performance — and why it might be time to rethink your XLY exposure.
Broadcom's breakout potential: How this stock could deliver a 15% upside — and the exact level I'm watching for confirmation.

PLUS: My complete breakdown of how to use vertical call spreads to safely fade overbought consumer discretionary stocks while keeping your portfolio protected.

If you're looking for actionable trade setups, data-driven insights, and a practical plan to navigate today's market, this video is for you.

👉 Watch the Full Video Now

Let's trade smarter,
Blake Young

P.S. Are you still confident in the economy? If not, you're not alone. Find out why consumer confidence surveys might be misleading — and how to position yourself for maximum safety and profit. Click here to watch.