Brandon Chapman's scanner caught volume signals before:
✅ KSS ran 375%
✅ RKT jumped 150% in a day
✅ PLUG climbed 206% in a week.
He just added a new indicator that spots these moves even earlier.
It's flashing right now on multiple tickers and he's breaking down every signal live on Monday at 2PM EST.
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Don here...
Nvidia just added $1 trillion to its market cap since July. We're celebrating like it's proof the economy is thriving. But Brandon Chapman walked through something in yesterday's session that should make every investor stop and think.
Where did that trillion dollars actually come from?
It didn't come from savings. Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. Kraft Heinz just warned they're facing their worst recession ever. Consumer staples are getting destroyed. We can't even afford basic food anymore.
So if we're not flush with cash, where's the money coming from to push Nvidia from $3 trillion to $4 trillion?
Brandon explained the uncomfortable truth. It's a zero sum game. We're selling everything else at the bid to buy Nvidia at the ask. The market isn't rising. It's rotating.
In today's free session replay, you'll see:
- Why equal weighted S&P is back at 2020 levels in real terms while cap weighted hits new highs
- The market breadth data showing only 34% of stocks above their 20-day moving average at all-time highs
- How Amazon's "amazing" AWS growth is built on accounting tricks with cloud credits
- Why traditional value investing has completely failed since April as money flows to just seven names
Brandon showed the SPY to RSP ratio hitting levels we've never seen in 20 years of data. Translation: the market cap weighted index keeps climbing while the equal weighted version goes nowhere.
Half the S&P 500 isn't even in a long-term uptrend right now. They're getting cannibalized to feed the Mag Seven.
This isn't about fundamentals anymore. Oracle just borrowed $38 billion to build data centers for a company that might generate $12 billion in revenue next year. The math doesn't work. None of these AI companies are profitable. They're just moving credits around on balance sheets and calling it revenue.
→ Watch Brandon's full market structure breakdown
The breadth deterioration tells you everything. When the market needs to suck $1 trillion out of 493 stocks to push 7 stocks higher, that's not a healthy bull market.
That's late stage desperation.
To your success,
Don Kaufman
Chief Market Strategist, TheoTRADE
