Hey, Ross here:
The Fed concludes its meeting today.
I’ll talk more about that later.
But first, let’s look at a chart that perfectly captures the ongoing market rotation.
Chart of the Day
This is the year-to-date chart comparing the Nasdaq 100 – the 100 largest tech stocks on the market – with the small-cap Russell 2000.
The large-cap tech stocks have pulled back dramatically, erasing almost half of their gains this year.
Meanwhile the lagging Russell 2000 has accelerated to overtake them.
And this seems to be only the beginning.
Are you ready for the new market leaders?
Insight of the Day
Combine the accelerating rotation with a Fed-induced volatility spike and you get an exceedingly rare opportunity..
I expect the Fed to hold rates steady this time around.
I also expect Powell to cause a big spike in volatility during the press conference.
Combine this with the accelerating rotation…
And you get an exceedingly rare opportunity to position yourself in the emerging class of new market leaders at a potential discount.
But you can’t wait to act – the Fed-induced volatility spike will be a very short window.
That’s why later this afternoon at 3 p.m. Eastern…
I’m going LIVE for a masterclass that will allow you to target the emerging market leaders using my “buying pressure” indicator.
Because remember, there’s only one thing that creates market leaders – buyers…
And my indicator will show you the specific stocks the biggest buyers on the market are pilling into.
One stock this indicator uncovered in late-May took off by 135% just a couple months later…
But that was before the rotation picked up.
So, if you haven’t yet, please click here to guarantee your slot for my live masterclass later…
And get ready to discover:
- How to detect when buying pressure is building up in a specific stock…
- Why most traders are blind to this buildup of pressure (and miss out on big gains)…
- And how to use my “PSI Gauge” to determine the exact point to jump into one of these “pressurized” stocks for maximum gains.
Don’t wait for the “Fed volatility window” to close.
See you at 3 p.m. ET later today.
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Ross Givens
Editor, Stock Surge Daily
