Gianni turned bearish on January 29th. The S&P is down 14% from the highs and tracking his downside targets almost to the tick.
Now he's mapping exactly where the flush ends, which sectors flip first, and how he plans to position for what could be the strongest rally of the year.
This Monday at 3 PM ET, he's going live with the Trinity Trade Quarterly Masterclass. Full Q2 forecast, real levels, real setups.
You get the live session, the replay, and 30 days of Trinity Trade Alerts for $49.
The correction he called is here. The next move is what matters now.
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Don here...
Every time this administration drops a tariff headline to rescue the market, the bounce gets smaller. Gianni Di Poce has a name for it.
The law of diminishing taco.
Yesterday's rally attempt failed overnight. Nobody believes the headlines anymore, and that credibility problem is feeding a sell-off with real teeth.
In today's free session replay, you'll discover:
- Why this energy shock mirrors the 1990 Gulf War. Oil nearly tripled in six months back then. Stocks corrected 20%. Gianni overlaid the two periods and the pattern is tracking. Starting from the $55 low, a similar move puts oil at new all-time highs.
- The fuel crisis spreading through Asia right now. Several countries have started rationing fuel. When those economies shut down and default on debt, the energy crisis becomes a liquidity crisis. Gianni explains the domino chain from fuel rationing to private credit blowups.
- How a 15 to 17% correction creates the buying opportunity of 2026. Gianni's been bearish since late January. He's looking for the S&P to flush to 6100 or 6200 and thinks it resolves fast once it gets there.
- Why bonds won't save you this time. In a secular inflationary environment, bonds sell off alongside stocks. Gianni walks through the damage and why yield curve control from the Fed may be next.
Gas is $4 a gallon in the Midwest right now. If oil follows the Gulf War trajectory, Gianni says don't be surprised by $6 to $8 nationally.
That changes consumer spending overnight. More than half of all spending comes from the top 10% of households.
Energy is up 34% year to date. Technology, financials, and consumer discretionary are all deep in the red.
The sector rotation tells you everything you need to know.
→ Watch Gianni explain why the taco rallies stopped working, how the energy shock plays out, and where the buying opportunity of 2026 is hiding
To your success,
Don Kaufman
Chief Market Strategist, TheoTRADE
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