Sector rotation compresses quality stocks mechanically — not fundamentally. That creates the setups. The 200 EMA is where systematic buyers re-anchor. But the constraint: 200 EMA without a catalyst = trap. 200 EMA WITH an earnings catalyst = high-conviction entry. SPY is 4% below its 200 SMA. Five distribution days in 2 weeks. Watching XOM, PEP compressing. NFP Friday is the binary. Cash until then. — HMH
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Oil shocks hit equity valuations from both ends simultaneously: compress earnings via input costs AND kill rate-cut optionality via CPI pass-through. Markets are pricing maximum uncertainty right now. Financials were the ONLY green sector Friday. That rotation signal is real. Watching BAC — RSI 40, approaching oversold. RJF earnings Thursday is the catalyst to watch. Cash is a position until the 200 EMA setup is clean. No forced trades. — HMH
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Macro-driven position trading. Dollar strength, yield curve, M2 money supply, and Fed policy drive allocation. Long hard assets when liquidity expands, defensive when it contracts. Systems thinking over chart patterns.
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