Every daily brief, archived.
SPX closed green on tech's back but breadth was ugly. STG exploded 110% on RVOL 4355x — the scanner flagged it early and it ran clean.
Morning session delivered a bifurcated tape — tech and gold leading, energy and health getting crushed. Power hour setups are thin but STG is impossible to ignore.
S&P futures pushing toward all-time territory with tech and health running +1.3%+ overnight. Bitcoin sitting in Crypto Extreme Fear at 23 while equities greed — that divergence has my attention.
SPX closed near highs at $7,563 as Health and Tech led. Bitcoin dropped 1.35% with Crypto Fear & Greed at 22 — Extreme Fear. Gold and silver both caught a bid.
SPX grinding higher on tech strength but 0 scanner qualifiers is a red flag for small-cap momentum. BTC down 2% with Crypto Fear & Greed at 22 — that divergence matters.
S&P is stuck at $7,520 while crude rips 2% and Bitcoin slides into Extreme Fear at $73,409. Three scanner names are worth watching but none cleared the bar overnight — here's exactly what I need to see before I touch any of them.
Commodities are getting hit hard midday while Consumer Discretionary leads at +1.67%. The tape character has shifted — defensive rotation is real, and the scanner's top prints are all small-cap biotech and China-adjacent names.
SPX pushing toward $7,500 on tech leadership, but my scanner came up empty at the open. TIGR is the only name worth watching — and it's a short.
S&P futures are flat but tech is doing the heavy lifting. One clean small-cap setup is flagging hard — CATO is up 12.75% pre-market with RVOL at 7.9x on a 19.7M float.
A grind-up session with tech and utilities carrying the tape while energy got smoked. The scanner found two names worth watching — and one actually delivered.