Get Ready for a Tech Rally

Dow industrials down, tech stocks up. That was this morning’s trend as the market’s worst month since March 2020 drew to a close.

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Overall, the S&P traded for a moderate gain, which was a great sign for bulls given how poorly the last few weeks have gone. “Mostly, this week will be all about whether the correction low is already in or whether last Monday’s intra-day low is again challenged and breached,” explained Leuthold Group chief investment strategist Jim Paulsen. “The longer the S&P stays above last Monday’s low or moves even further away on the upside, the more that calm will return, and fundamentals may again start to dominate emotions in driving the market.” (...continued below...) [NEW] Do This After 4 P.M. When the stock market closes for the day… …a small group of investors spring into action. That’s when these "Dark Hour Trades" are available. If you can spare just a few minutes in the evening once a week following a simple set of instructions, I can show you how to tap into an unusual type of trade most people have never even seen... This on-camera demo reveals how to get started... Aiding bulls is the fact that nearly every one of the market’s major players is hedged for a crash. Fearing a rate-driven plunge, banks loaded up on bearish positions seeking protection. But if equities rally into February, those same banks are expected to cover their shorts en masse, leading to a potential short squeeze that may even take stocks to new heights. Don’t forget that last week, a mysterious trader single-handedly reversed sentiment by selling a massive number of puts. This effectively halted last Monday’s correction and led to an intraday rally of epic proportions. If it’s clear that another uptrend is underway, this put seller may sell additional puts in order to capitalize on the bullish momentum, hastening the short squeeze in the process. This is the kind of thing that technical analysts live for: a sudden downturn followed by a face-ripping rally, easily identified with technical trading indicators. But fundamental analysts would also be able to rationalize an early February rally after AAPL and MSFT both posted huge earnings “beats.” Up until these Big Tech names reported, it was a bit of an underwhelming earnings season. (...continued below...) Activation Link For You Have you tried my "trading engine" yet? Our members love it because it makes trading so easy... ...and we're ready for another group of people to test it out immediately. You just pull out your favorite device... activate this revolutionary "trading engine"... and let it find your next trade. Yes, I would be skeptical, too, but I show you the results from our tests (and the formula) in my "tell all" video. Go here for all the details... Now, though, the stage is set for a short-term upswing. That doesn’t mean stocks will continue to climb into March as a rate hike approaches, or that a post-February FOMC meeting selloff is avoidable. Short-term traders aren’t necessarily interested in a longer-term uptrend, though, and they really shouldn’t be. Anyone who called the recent correction made out with some impressive bearish gains. And if the bottom has truly been reached, bullish rewards await anyone willing to go long in the coming days. Tech stocks seem the most likely to outperform given that they sold off so severely this month. Dow shares, by comparison, should lag. But all three major indexes are likely to rise if the highs of today’s trading session are eclipsed. Especially as an enormous wave of shorts – all put on by hedge-happy Wall Street banks – simmer beneath the market’s surface, serving as potential “kindling” for the next bullish bounce. FREE REPORT: "CRASH MONEY" If you still haven't downloaded your free "Crash Money" report... ...please take a few seconds and download it right now before the download link expires. It reveals 3 easy steps to going after big gains when the market falls. 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