2026-07

Why has the stock market been so confusing lately? It all has to do with one little-known market effect that has reached its highest levels in yeas. Ross investigates.

Rotations are the lifeblood of the bull market. But this year, they have been getting increasingly violent. Ross investigates inside.

Retail investors have been almost mechanically buying the dips in this bull market. But that may be changing – because retail may now be on the run. Ross examines the implications inside.

Yesterday’s hidden weakness is starting to show up somewhere else. And if this signal is right, tech could be entering a much wilder phase.

Most traders are worried tech is too expensive. But beneath the surface, a hidden tech bear market may already be underway.

One chart says the hottest trade in the market may be following a very familiar script. The tickers are different – but the crowd behavior looks eerily similar.

Is it a good strategy to always buy the dip in the index? It’s worked well so far – but is it the smartest way? Ross investigates.

The indexes may be choppy. Traders may be getting nervous. But under the surface, it’s still a good time to be a bull. Ross explains.

Is July the time to put your foot on the gas? Ross dives into the evidence why you don’t want to waste this pivotal month.

Q3 is here. And as Ross explains in the first newsletter of the quarter – it’s time to get ready for a small-cap summer.