All eyes are on the Qs today and I get it. But if you really want to know where it is headed, you want to pay attention to the thing that drags it around. One ETF trades so close to the Nasdaq that a lot of traders call it the tail that wags the dog. Last week it gapped down, sold off hard, and bounced. That bounce is the setup. And yesterday the setup fired. A pattern can show up on a chart all it wants. It isn’t a pattern until it’s triggered. This one triggered. I measured where it goes next two different ways, and the two answers landed 10 to 15 points apart. I got the same answer twice. Now we’re in the storm. In the video I show you the ETF, the support it’s sitting on right now, and the level I’m looking for on the next

Okay so listen, Garrett Baldwin had me on Midterm Money Live this morning and I’m looking at this chart and I’m like, you guys, we’ve been here before. Last year, same spot, bottom of the box, market went nowhere for weeks and everybody’s thinking it’s just consolidating to break to new highs, that’s normal, and then Iran happens and it takes the market to the kneecaps. We’re back in that spot the day before the vote, and I don’t care if we’re near all-time highs. We are in a very soft spot and it needs a catalyst. Tomorrow might be it. If you think we’ve had selling, guys, you don’t know what you’re in for. I told Garrett what this morning’s bounce really is (my cat’s involved), the one spot on the Qs I’m watching into tomorrow, and why none of it scares me. Give me all the catalysts you

Well… that escalated quickly.     I know I shot you a video this week highlighting where I think the Qs move… But given the wild action we’ve been seeing and all the requests I have been receiving, it’s time for an update. We’re seeing what could be the start of capitulation. Amazon sold off, Google sold off, Meta sold off, and the Qs are sitting right where I told you to get nervous. And listen, we’ve seen this movie. End of 2025, the market lost momentum, couldn’t hold the highs, then Iran broke it. But the market didn’t sell off because of Iran. It was already fragile, and Iran happened to be the bad news. Whatever was spooking the market before Iran, I’m worried it’s back. Today’s gap down is a mini capitulatory candle. In the video I show you why, the level I’m watching, where I’d short a