How Deep Will the Sell-Off Go?
Stage Two of Our Plan Initiated! How We Will Take Advantage of It
In our latest weekend SubStack update from last weekend, we mapped out a pullback to 6,700 and then a push to fresh all-time highs.
Once the new highs were in we stated the Big Sell would come.
That is precisely what occurred.
The market fell 38 points shy of our 6,800 target but everything else played out exactly as we expected.
🙌 Stage two of The Plan initiated 🙌
Let’s Recap
The NASDAQ Composite experienced its sharpest single-day decline since the April market crash, plummeting 3.5%— amid escalating U.S.-China trade tensions.
Major tech giants bore the brunt, with Nvidia, Amazon, and Tesla each falling about 5%, collectively erasing over $770 billion in market value from the “Magnificent Seven” megacaps, while Apple shares slid 3.5%.
Broader indices also tumbled, as the S&P 500 shed 2.7%, marking the worst trading session for U.S. equities in six months.
The cryptocurrency market suffered a cataclysmic fall, mirroring equities but amplified, with the largest liquidation in crypto history—wiping out over 1.5 million traders in a single day with over $300 billion in aggregate losses.
Bitcoin cratered below $110,000, shedding more than 4% before rallying back up to $113,000.
Stage Two Initiated
In this issue, we’ll break down our roadmap for the sell-off, including how far we expect it to drop.
Next, we’ll review the key details of our Plan as we move into Stage 2—a strategy we’ve had in place for months.
We’re fully prepared for Stage 2 to unfold, and I’m already laying the groundwork for Stage 3, the phase that takes us to our long-term price targets for the market.
Once the highs are in, we move to Stage 4, which we will be fully ready to profit from as well.
Plus, I’ll spotlight a selection of stocks ready to trigger brand-new Buy Signals—prime candidates for swing trades next week.
Let’s get into it.
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