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Your Gas Pump Is Telling You What to Trade
by Blake Young
Hey trader,
I filled up my truck last week and noticed the price had jumped again.
Most people see that higher number and feel defeated. They grumble, they pay, they drive away.
I looked at the same number and saw a trade signal.
On Thursday, crude oil broke through the $78 level I had been watching for weeks and pushed to $81. I told traders in our session that the crude-versus-copper divergence was flashing stagflation.
Rising costs. Falling demand.
The worst combination for consumers.
Then Friday happened.
Crude blew past $90 a barrel. The economy lost 92,000 jobs.
The Dow dropped nearly 500 points. Everything I warned about on Thursday arrived 24 hours later.
The trade I am about to lay out is still on the table. It matters more now than it did two days ago.
P.S. The crude-versus-copper divergence I break down below is one signal. Inside Deep Currents, my proprietary DEEP SONAR tool tracks dozens of these underlying shifts in real time.
It flags danger before price makes it obvious and highlights opportunity when strength is building beneath the surface.
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