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Don Kaufman here. |
It's time to cut the crap. |
The media is selling you a feel-good story about how the S&P 500 is ticking higher, led by tech stocks, and "shaking off rate fears." |
But if you're paying attention, you know better. This market isn't stable; it's fragile, volatile, and downright dangerous if you're not prepared. |
Here are 7 dirty secrets the financial media won't tell you—and more importantly, what you should DO about them. |
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1. Tech Isn't Saving the Market—It's a Smokescreen |
The financial media wants you to believe tech is leading the charge. Sure, Alphabet is up, Nvidia is catching a bid, and Microsoft is cruising. But here's the truth: Apple is dragging the sector down, and Meta is doing nothing. Meanwhile, Tesla's rally is a blip, not a trend. This isn't a tech rally; it's a mask for the cracks underneath. |
What to Do: |
Don't chase tech blindly. Focus on relative strength. If you're trading Alphabet or Nvidia, keep tight stops. These rallies can reverse fast. Short the weak links. Apple is struggling. Meta is dead weight. These are prime candidates for downside plays if volatility spikes.
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2. Volatility Isn't Collapsing—It's Creeping Higher |
The financial media says the market is "shaking off fears." But volatility isn't buying it. The VIX isn't pulling back, and bond vol is holding firm. That's not normal. When volatility refuses to cool off after a selloff, it's a warning shot. |
What to Do: |
Hedge your portfolio. Buy some cheap VIX calls or volatility ETFs (UVXY, VXX). If the market tanks, these will explode higher. Keep powder dry. Don't go all-in on trades right now. The risk-reward isn't in your favor with volatility brewing.
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3. The S&P 500 Is a Trap |
The financial media calls it a rebound. Let's be real—it's a sloppy mess. The S&P 500 is trading below key levels and has no support in sight. It's like a house of cards waiting for the next gust of wind. |
What to Do: |
Trade the range. If the S&P rallies back to the lower edge of the expected move, look to short it. Watch for 30-50 handle reversals. Avoid buy-and-hold. This isn't the time to load up on index funds or ETFs. The S&P could swing wildly before finding a direction.
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4. The Bond Market Is the Real Threat |
Forget tech stocks for a second. The bond market is the elephant in the room. If bonds keep selling off, the S&P 500 is toast. Rising yields mean higher borrowing costs, and that's bad news for everyone. |
What to Do: |
Sell bond puts cautiously. If you're comfortable with risk, selling deep out-of-the-money bond puts (like on TLT or actual bond futures) can be a great way to profit from the fear. Watch the 30-year yield. If it keeps climbing, expect panic in equities. That's your cue to get defensive.
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5. This Market Looks Calm, But It's a Time Bomb |
The financial media says the market is resilient. Let me translate that for you: it's complacent. The S&P is trying to rally, but volatility and order flow don't align. That's not a rally—it's a setup for the next big move. |
What to Do: |
Play both sides. Straddle or strangle options on the SPX or QQQ are smart plays. You're betting on a big move in either direction, and with volatility high, it's likely. Be patient. Don't force trades. Let the market tip its hand first.
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6. The Energy Sector Is Screaming Recession |
The energy sector is getting hammered, and it's not just about supply and demand. It's a signal that the economy is slowing down harder than the media admits. |
What to Do: |
Short energy ETFs. Look at XLE or individual energy names like Exxon and Chevron. They're breaking down, and there's more room to fall. Use energy as a macro signal. If energy keeps dropping, expect broader market weakness to follow.
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7. Volatility Knows Something You Don't |
Here's the real kicker: volatility knows something the market doesn't. It's not just in the VIX—it's in bond spreads, volume flows, and the way the market's reacting to headlines. The risk isn't gone; it's lurking. |
What to Do: |
Trust the data, not the narrative. Don't get lulled into complacency by the media's optimism. Follow the charts, the flows, and the volatility. Stay nimble. This isn't a time to marry trades. Be a trader, not an investor. Take profits quickly and cut losers even faster.
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Stop Buying the Hype |
The financial media wants you to believe the market is stable, that tech is leading, and that all is well. |
But the reality? |
This market is a minefield. Volatility is flashing warning signs, the S&P is on shaky ground, and the bond market is the real driver of risk. |
So, what's your move? Stay sharp, stay hedged, and for the love of trading, don't trust this market as far as you can throw it. |
Let's get crazy, traders. |
This isn't a rally—it's a fight for survival. |
To your success, |
Don Kaufman |
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