| | | | | Market Cools Into Quarter-End, But These 10 Lessons Stand Out
After a run of bullish momentum in early June, the final week of the quarter brought some well-earned hesitation.
The S&P 500 held near highs, while the Nasdaq remained rangebound — caught between soft macro headlines and traders positioning ahead of next week’s PCE report.
Meanwhile, bond yields pulled back, and small caps underperformed, even as oil and metals made sharp midweek moves.
Behind the surface calm? There were plenty of lessons for traders who stayed tuned in. Here are 10 things worth knowing from June 23–27 👇
📉 1. Crude's Breakout Fizzled Fast
Oil surged early in the week… then flipped hard by Thursday. Traders who jumped in without confirmation got whipsawed — a sharp reminder that breakouts still need structure.
📈 2. Bonds Quietly Rallied Again
ZB and TLT ticked higher, quietly reflecting growing macro caution. Whether it’s rate speculation or flight to safety, the market is starting to sniff something new for July.
🪙 3. Bitcoin Held, But the Stocks Lagged
BTC stayed stable, but crypto stocks like COIN and RIOT pulled back. Risk-on bets aren’t getting the same love they did last month.
📊 4. NVDA Finally Took a Breather
One of the year’s biggest drivers stalled out this week. Could be a reset — or just exhaustion after a record run.
🏦 5. Regional Banks Still Have Life
HBAN and other regionals showed relative strength, with solid dividends and decent valuations attracting some defensive money.
🏘️ 6. Mortgage Players Get M&A Buzz
Rocket (RKT) saw interest after chatter around acquisitions, but fundamentals remain under pressure. Keep one eye on earnings, the other on execution.
💡 7. Copper & Miners Got a Lift
Names like Hudbay (HBM) and Southern Copper (SCCO) popped with metals strength. Infrastructure and EV demand are still driving the narrative.
📉 8. Retail Keeps Slipping
Consumer discretionary names — especially apparel and e-commerce — struggled again this week. Shoppers may be growing more cautious.
📊 9. Midday > Morning or Close
Afternoon setups proved stronger than opening pops or closing fades. Traders watching around noon had the cleanest opportunities.
🧠 10. Structure Still Beats Speed
Fast fingers didn’t win this week. Disciplined setups and confirmation-based trades did. That’s the tone heading into July.
🔍 Want to See What Tom’s Using Right Now?
Tom Busby spent time this week breaking down a new signal that’s quietly becoming one of the most consistent indicators in his 30+ year playbook…
🕛 It’s called the 12:05 Indicator — part of his Genesis Algo system.
At around 12:05 PM ET, a high-probability trading window tends to open up in major names like: SPY, QQQ, IWM, GLD, USO
Just last week, it flagged a short on USO that moved from $81.80 → $76.50 by the close.
It’s not about predicting what the market might do…
It’s about reading what it’s doing right now — and reacting with confidence.
📽️ You can watch the full walkthrough of the Genesis Algo here:
👉 Click here to view the on-demand session
We recommend catching it before Monday. It could give you a clear roadmap for one of the choppiest parts of the day.
—The DTI Team
The profits and performance shown today are not typical. We make no future earnings claims, and you may lose money. The performance is based on an internal audit from June 9th, 2023 - November 11th, 2024. The audit took real issued trade alerts from the brand-new Genesis Algorithm and applied a set of options criteria to them, meaning each option gain is hypothetical and uses the benefit of hindsight. From the LIVE trades in real time, so far we have seen a 78% win rate with a 17.8% average winner and a 6.2% average return over a 2 day average hold time. | | | | | |
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