Brandon Just Walked Through SLV Before It Went Parabolic
Ghost Prints flagged 10,000 December 31st calls at the $75 strike bought at the ask while silver was still building momentum.
Brandon broke down exactly how to structure the trade to ride parabolic moves without chasing extended price action.
The console caught the institutional positioning before the breakout confirmed and showed members how to translate prints into structured trades in under 30 minutes.
Join Brandon LIVE Monday at 2PM EST to see what the scanner is tracking right now and how to turn today's prints into tomorrow's setups.
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Don here...
Brandon asked a question this morning that stopped me cold.
We have 5,000 AI data centers in the United States. China has 550. Ten times the capacity. And companies keep building more.
But Fermi just crashed 50% because they can't find people or power. Oracle gapped down after earnings on the same data center concerns. Broadcom followed. Taiwan Semiconductor too.
What happens when the entire infrastructure thesis meets physical reality?
In today's free session replay, you'll discover:
- Why Nvidia's financing model may have created artificial demand. Companies can't afford to buy chips with cash. So Nvidia finances the purchases. Google gives credits instead of dollars for data center access. When you don't exchange actual money, demand looks stronger than it actually is. The bills eventually come due.
- What Google's TPU structure reveals about GPU necessity. TPUs are software-based. They don't require the same power intensity as Nvidia's hardware approach. Google's Gemini benchmarks already outperform GPU-based systems. If software solves what hardware was supposed to solve, why build more data centers?
- The option flow pattern that caught Oracle's earnings disaster. Ghost Prints surveillance console showed massive put buying Wednesday. Members who acted saw 300% returns by Thursday morning. The same put buying pattern appeared in Broadcom today. Then Taiwan Semiconductor. Volume precedes price. Always has.
- Why the 10-to-1 data center ratio against China might signal overbuilding. The assumption driving capital expenditure assumes we need exponentially more capacity. But efficiency gains from software could collapse that requirement overnight. Fermi's problems suggest we've already hit physical constraints on expansion.
- The steepening yield curve creating confusion across asset classes. Short-term yields are dropping while long-term yields rise. That's an inflationary signal that doesn't match what the Fed just delivered. Brandon walked through why this disconnect creates opportunity for traders who understand the mechanics.
Brandon spent time on something that matters more than any single trade. The Fed delivered a hawkish cut. Not dovish. Not neutral. They cut rates while signaling they don't need to cut again.
The market's reaction tells you everything. Technology weakness isn't random selling. It's the option flow recognizing that AI infrastructure assumptions face real constraints.
People or power. You need both to build data centers. Fermi proved you can't just announce expansion and expect it to happen.
→ Watch Brandon explain why the AI infrastructure thesis faces its first real test and what the option flow reveals about institutional positioning
To your success,
Don Kaufman
Chief Market Strategist, TheoTRADE
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