Tesla long, tech short.
Four words that capture exactly how Gianni Di Poce approaches today's schizophrenic market. Not all-in bullish. Not bearish across the board. Strategic positioning that acknowledges what's actually happening beneath the surface.
This morning, I watched Gianni walk through his portfolio allocation like a chess master explaining his next three moves. "Own some long, be long Tesla, but you gotta be short sum tech," he said, fingers dancing across his trading platform. Each position calculated. Each risk measured against the others.
The beauty wasn't in any single trade—it was in how he spreads risk across seemingly contradictory positions. Long one tech name, short another. Bullish on innovation, bearish on overvaluation. "You have to spread it out, that risk out and be willing to take that short trade."
His Tesla position showed green before lunch. His tech shorts cushioned any broader market volatility by mid-afternoon. The portfolio moved like a well-balanced machine—some parts pulling forward, others providing stability when the market got choppy.
This is what professional risk management looks like in real time. Not hoping for the best, but positioning for multiple scenarios. Not betting everything on being right about market direction, but creating a structure that profits regardless of which way the wind blows.
Gianni's approach mirrors exactly what we see in Brandon Chapman's institutional flow analysis every week. The big money isn't making directional bets—they're making strategic allocations. They're positioning where the real money flows before retail even notices the setup.
Brandon's Ghost Prints Weekly gives you that same institutional perspective. Eighteen years of reading order flow, distilled into one crystal-clear weekly signal. Not twenty different ideas cluttering your screen. Not overwhelming complexity that paralyzes decision-making. One professional-grade insight into where the smart money is actually positioning.
Every Friday, you get Brandon's read on the most significant institutional flow from the week. The unusual options activity that precedes major moves. The positioning that happens in the shadows before the headlines scream the obvious.
It's the difference between trading your gut feelings and trading institutional intelligence. Between crossing your fingers that your directional bet works out and positioning like the professionals who move markets.
Get Brandon's institutional flow intelligence here.
Trade well,
Don Kaufman
Chief Market Strategist, TheoTRADE
P.S. The institutional players Brandon tracks don't wait for CNBC to confirm their thesis—they position ahead of the move. This week's signal identifies exactly where they're placing their bets before retail figures out the game has changed. See what the smart money is doing.
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