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Don here... Crude oil exploded 13% on Friday. That is a bigger move in a shorter time frame than the entire oil spike during the Ukraine conflict. Airlines have reportedly stopped hedging oil altogether. Gianni Di Poce called that a classic bottoming signal for crude. The companies that need cheap fuel the most gave up protecting against higher prices right before the biggest spike in years. Gianni has been tracking NASDAQ acceleration windows through his cyclical model for months. He just opened enrollment for Wave Windows, his rules-based system for trading these structural phases on the NQ. Fifty Charter Member spots. Live Masterclass on March 18th at 3PM EST. Click Here to Reserve Your Seat. The Fed is now trapped. Friday's jobs report showed over 90,000 jobs lost. That data normally opens the door to rate cuts. But you cannot cut rates with oil at $90 and climbing. Next week's inflation reports won't even reflect this spike. In today's free session replay, you'll discover: - Why the jobs report and the oil spike created the worst possible combination for the Fed. Gianni walked through the fed fund futures to show July is now the earliest realistic window for a cut.
- The dollar strength signal that puts international stocks at risk. Dollar/yen is approaching its highest monthly close since June 2024. That's telling you where capital is hiding.
- How 10 stocks controlling 40% of the S&P 500 changes everything about "market breadth." When 490 stocks make up only 60% of the index, you have to care more about certain names than others.
- What the sector rotation tells you about the next phase of this market. Energy is the only winner. Financials are the worst performer since Q4 2025. If staples and utilities are your best bets year to date, growth has stalled.
Gianni made a point worth remembering. The time to worry about downside was over a month ago. The NASDAQ is showing relative strength. The biggest tech names are holding. His cyclical model says the low window is forming right now. → Watch Gianni explain why the oil spike changes the Fed's playbook and what the sector rotation signals about the market's next move To your success, Don Kaufman
Chief Market Strategist, TheoTRADE
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