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| | Hey there, Blake here. | Bombs flying in the Middle East. Inflation is still strong. GDP going negative. | And today the Fed told us they're probably not cutting rates in 2025. | Here's what I'm seeing though - the market's not buying it. We've got this 90% probability of no rate cut in July, but futures are still pricing cuts by December. | That conflict? That's when I start looking for opportunities. | The S&P's been telling us something important. | | | | We've tested the same 590 to 600 level for 10 out of 13 days. Same range, whether volume's up or down. In a strong bull market, you'd expect lift. We're not getting it. To me, this feels like we're topping out. | Look, six months ago you could just buy the Magnificent 7 and look like a genius. That's what works in a raging bull market. But that playbook doesn't work when things are shifting like this. Higher borrowing costs mean those leveraged companies - tech, small caps - they're going to struggle. | So I'm looking at the sectors everyone's ignoring. | Utilities, healthcare, consumer staples. These defensive plays that actually benefit when things get uncertain. And I'm seeing some price patterns setting up right now that have my attention. | What I'm tracking in today's video: | • The consumer staples sector that just bounced off channel support - I think this could deliver double digits while paying you to wait (but there's one stock inside it that's setting up for something bigger) | • Why I think the aerospace defense run isn't over - there's a specific breakout level I'm watching that could confirm the next leg | • The oversold play near strong support with a gap fill target - the risk-reward setup here is the kind I rarely see | Look, when you've got a hawkish Fed in a non-hawkish economy, that creates the exact environment where defensive sectors shine. The patterns I'm seeing suggest this rotation is just getting started. | I want to show you these setups and why I think this market shift has legs. | Because while everyone's still chasing yesterday's winners, tomorrow's opportunities are setting up right now. | See you inside, | Blake Young | | | Discover "Squeeze Bars" – The Hidden Market Signal That Surged Brandon's Account 52.6% in 75 Days | Former Thinkorswim executive Don Kaufman reveals how to spot institutional "footprints" before explosive market moves happen. This isn't technical analysis – it's trading forensics that works in ANY market condition. | See real examples of 70-100%+ gains and two active setups happening NOW. Stop chasing breakouts and start anticipating them! | | | | |
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