| | | Hey there, Gianni here. | Everyone's calling it "Slippery September." The financial commentary over Labor Day weekend was the same broken record - "Get ready for 1929, the rug's about to get pulled." | The historical data is real. When the S&P 500 returns more than 1% in August with at least five new all-time highs, September has been negative every time, averaging a 2% drop. | But here's what everyone's missing: When a pullback is this broadcasted and obvious, it usually doesn't last very long. | The NASDAQ's already been dropping for three weeks. I always say, "Good morning everyone, what are we supposed to be angry about today?" | While amateur hour calls for Great Depression 2.0, I'm seeing something completely different. Communications (XLC) is the best performing sector going back a year, year-to-date, AND the last month. When you have short-term defensive money flow but longer-term bullish money flow, that tells you one thing: it's time to buy the dip. | Market breadth? Over 50% of stocks are advancing - stronger than last year. The percentage of cyclical sub-industry groups still signals we're nowhere close to a cycle top. | Look, there's already a setup for a bottom in the NASDAQ. I'm not gonna give you all the details, but it could happen in days, maybe early next week. And then? We rally into year-end. | If you didn't participate in this rally from April as much as you would've liked, this pullback is your second chance. Brandon's talking about gold potentially topping - I think he's onto something. You're seeing blow-off top vestiges in metals that could lead to a bottom in stocks. | Meanwhile, crude oil shows the trend could be changing. Crypto may have already bottomed. | The dollar's rallying against yen and euro - the carry trade could be back on. That's been very bullish for tech and US stocks. | While others run for the hills, I'm positioning for opportunity. The rate cut in two weeks could mark the exact bottom. | I've been away from home almost five weeks, dealing with different routines and stresses. But discipline separates professionals from amateurs. You can have all the right analysis, but if you're not sticking to your plan, you'll never make it. | Yes, there are cracks in this rally. But when everybody and their mother is calling for a crash, that's usually your signal to do the opposite. | Embrace the volatility. It's the price we pay to invest. | I'm looking for what's holding up best in this environment. The market's not waiting for me or you - we're on the market's time. | The question is: Are you gonna let fear keep you on the sidelines when smart money is positioning for the next leg up? | Stay Sharp, | Gianni Di Poce | | | The Clock Is Ticking | That's what Don Kaufman told a packed courtroom as the defense's expert witness in a $230,000 case. | That single line helped win the case... and exposed the hidden timers deep inside the market that most traders never see. | Don calls them SHADOW CLOCKS. | They're quietly shifting money from the uninformed to the insiders every single day. | And they're ticking right now. | Join Don LIVE on September 4th @2pm EST for SHADOW CLOCKS EXPOSED. | The most anticipated event in TheoTRADE history is just two days away. |
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| | | New Video | Any Dips Are a GIFT" - Gianni's Bold September Call + Gold Top Warning | Gianni drops his most confident prediction yet: "Any dips that come through in this market right now are a gift. I repeat—BUY THE DIP." But there's a twist—while he's bullish on stocks, he warns that gold's parabolic rally might be "running on its last legs" despite hitting new all-time highs. Plus, his surprising take on why the "AI bubble burst" panic was completely overblown when NASDAQ was only 2% off highs. | |
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| | | One Chart That Matters | | | | The communications sector ETF (XLC) has been the best performer over one month, year-to-date, and one year. Google is leading that charge. | Near-term caution from energy leading last week, but longer-term flows into communications and tech suggest the dip is a buying opportunity. |
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