Why Block Dropped 17% on a 100% Earnings Beat

You're Still Buying Dips. The Algos Already Flipped.

The Genesis COG System tracks these algorithmic regime changes across multiple timeframes simultaneously.

It reveals:

When machines stop defending support and start attacking resistance
When weekly momentum deteriorates while daily indicators flash false buy signals
When institutions distribute while retail keeps buying

That's the difference between recognizing danger before it destroys you and realizing you're boiled after it's too late. The water temperature is at critical levels right now.

Check out this video explaining EXACTLY how this works.

Why Block Dropped 17% on a 100% Earnings Beat

By Prof. Jeffrey Bierman, CMT

Block reported earnings yesterday…and CRUSHED it: Fifty-four cents per share against a 25-cent estimate.

The stock dropped 17%.

You might think that's irrational.

I'm telling you it's the most rational thing the market has done in months.

Everyone celebrates the beat…The algorithms are reading something else entirely.

They're measuring transaction volume. Payment processing velocity. Consumer spending patterns underneath the surface.

The machines see what the press release doesn't say.

They're moving before you or I even have a chance to blink.

Fortunately, my Genesis COG Scanner can see EXACTLY what the machines are doing in real-time.

Here's why this matters for your account right now. Block's business depends on consumers spending money.

When the stock drops on a massive earnings beat, the market is sending a message. Consumer spending is dying. Not slowing. Dying.

The payment processing slowdown reveals economic stress before it shows up in official data.

This pattern is playing out across the entire market. Stocks beat earnings and drop anyway. Bullish news gets sold. Every rally attempt gets rejected.

The water temperature rises one degree at a time. Traders keep buying dips like they have for six months straight.

That conditioning is about to destroy accounts.

And today, you're going to learn EXACTLY why.

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Why Block Dropped 17% on a 100% Earnings Beat

Why Block Dropped 17% on a 100% Earnings Beat

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