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Market/Macro Update The macroeconomic landscape shifted abruptly at the start of the week as new geopolitical developments dictated a rapid reallocation of capital. Following a period of elevated international tension, recent updates have provided a clear catalyst for institutional allocators to rotate aggressively back into high-beta growth tiers. This pivot marks a distinct return to the technology-led trade that dominated the tape prior to the recent macro volatility. QQQ Net Options Sentiment has popped back to a highly bullish 56, with SOXX at 66. SPY remains hedged with Net Options still at 0, though it did show some life earlier today. As the geopolitical risk premium adjusts downward, a pronounced divergence is forming across the major sectors. Capital is systematically exiting the Energy complex as crude oil prices retract on the easing of immediate supply disruption fears. This exiting liquidity is flowing directly back into large, mid, and small-cap growth factors. The broader technology and semiconductor spaces are the primary beneficiaries of this shift, catching strong bids as the market reprioritizes forward growth metrics over the defensive posturing that characterized last week. While the broader aggregate indices continue to wrestle for uniform direction amid lingering interest rate debates and restrictive monetary policy, the internal rotational mechanics are clear. The easing of specific international pressures is allowing the market to normalize, triggering a rapid unwinding of defensive commodity trades in favor of established tech-centric narratives.

📊 **Stock of the Day: $DOCS** **Direction: BEARISH** 📉 **Key Levels** As of latest close (Jun 15): **$20.57** 5-Day Range: **$19.45 – $21.02** (slight rebound today) **Thesis** Doximity is seeing clear bearish options flow and a heavy downside breakout skew amid slowing growth in the digital health space — this is a high-conviction short setup. **Bearish Points** • Digital health platforms like Doximity continue to face pressure from lower pharma and medical device ad spending as healthcare budgets tighten • Growth has decelerated post the pandemic boom, with physician engagement and new user acquisition slowing in a more normalized environment • Weak net options sentiment (39) and strong downside skew reflect institutional skepticism around near-term revenue recovery and valuation support **Red Team Thesis** Any re-acceleration in healthcare advertising or successful new product launches (e.g., AI tools for doctors) could drive a rebound and trigger short covering, especially if broader digital health sentiment improves. **Prospero.ai Data Snapshot** • Net Options Sentiment: **39** (bearish) • Upside Breakout / Downside Breakout: **13 / 62** (strongly bearish skew) • Technical Flow: **54** (neutral)

Market/Macro Update SpaceX successfully completed what is now the largest IPO in history, raising $75 billion and valuing the company between $1.77 and $1.96 trillion upon its opening. The stock debuted at $150 per share—a double-digit premium over its fixed offering price of $135—and has been trading with high volatility in the $150–$170 range. For the broader market, this event acts as a significant liquidity release. Institutional allocators had spent the first half of June raising massive amounts of cash to participate in the offering. Now that the IPO is live and the books have settled, the pressure that had been weighing on other equities has noticeably eased. The Macro Environment & Cautionary Signals While the “relief rally” sentiment is strong, we are still navigating a volatile macro landscape: Geopolitical De-escalation: The primary driver for today’s rally is the apparent cooling of tensions regarding Iran. This has provided a much-needed “volatility crush,” allowing investors to rotate back into high-beta assets that were recently sold off. Inflation and Fed Policy: Despite the rally, the fundamental outlook remains restrictive. Sticky inflation prints from earlier this week have kept the market on edge regarding the Federal Reserve’s path. With the FOMC meeting scheduled for next week, market participants are waiting to see how new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh navigates these persistent macroeconomic pressures. Structural Liquidity: While the SpaceX IPO removed a short-term drain on liquidity, the overall economic backdrop—characterized by slowing growth and stubborn price pressures—means that today’s moves are largely driven by positioning and mechanical technicals rather than a fundamental shift in the macro trend. In short, the week is ending with a “risk-on” bias thanks to the successful SpaceX launch and geopolitical stabilization, but caution remains the watchword heading into next week’s Fed meeting.

Market/Macro Update The broader equity market experienced an aggressive counter-rally today, driven primarily by a sudden and significant shift in the geopolitical landscape. Following a multi-day slide fueled by escalating international tensions, the narrative reversed sharply as immediate military concerns regarding Iran began to cool. This de-escalation served as a major relief valve for the tape, causing crude oil prices to retract from recent highs and triggering a massive volatility crush. As forced hedging unwound, a powerful wave of compressed buying power returned to the equity market, sparking a fast-moving short squeeze that lifted major indices and brought immediate life back into the tech complex. Despite the intensity of today’s upward swing, institutional allocators are maintaining a highly cautious posture as major underlying structural headwinds remain firmly in place. While the market celebrates the geopolitical reprieve, the macroeconomic backdrop continues to flash warning signs. Yesterday’s headline inflation print notched a painful multi-year high, and subsequent wholesale inflation data confirmed that sticky price pressures are not fading. With the FOMC meeting looming next week, the market is actively pricing in a highly restrictive, higher-for-longer policy regime under a hawkish central bank trajectory. Furthermore, the broader tape is still digesting a unique structural liquidity drain. Institutional desks spent the first half of June systematically raising capital to clear space for tonight’s historic, record-setting SpaceX IPO. While the intense selling pressure required to participate in this massive valuation event has finally stabilized and allowed the market to bounce, the reality of a persistent inflation landscape and restricted liquidity suggests today’s move is a mechanical, positioning-driven rally rather than a fundamental change in the macro trend.

📊 **Stock of the Day: $OWL** **Direction: BEARISH** 📉 **Key Levels** As of latest close (Jun 11): **$9.38** 5-Day Range: **$9.17 – $10.17** (modest pullback this week) **Thesis** Owl Rock (Blue Owl) is facing pressure in the private credit space as higher rates and slower deal flow weigh on alternative asset managers — this is a high-conviction short setup with heavy downside skew in the options market. **Bearish Points** • Higher-for-longer interest rates continue to pressure private credit valuations and slow new deal origination, hurting fee and carry income for managers like OWL • Alternative asset managers have seen multiple compression as investors demand higher returns in a higher-rate environment, with limited near-term catalysts to re-rate the stock higher • Weak technical momentum combined with a very heavy downside breakout skew reflects institutional skepticism about near-term earnings growth and asset performance **Red Team Thesis** A faster-than-expected Fed pivot or renewed strength in private equity deal activity could support OWL’s fundraising and fee income, potentially triggering a sharp short-covering rally if the broader alternative asset sector rebounds. **Prospero.ai Data Snapshot** • Net Options Sentiment: **34** (bearish) • Upside Breakout / Downside Breakout: **9 / 79** (extremely bearish skew) • Technical Flow: **50** (neutral)

📊 **Stock of the Day: $NOK** **Direction: BULLISH** 🚀 **Key Levels** As of latest close (Jun 10): **$13.53** 5-Day Range: **$13.18 – $16.68** (volatile week) **Thesis** Nokia is showing strong institutional options buying and solid technical conviction on renewed 5G infrastructure spending and enterprise networking demand — this is a high-conviction bullish setup after the recent pullback. **Bullish Points** • Global telecom operators continue to ramp 5G and fiber deployments, driving demand for Nokia’s RAN equipment, optical networking, and private wireless solutions in both enterprise and industrial verticals • Nokia’s fixed wireless access (FWA) and 5G-Advanced portfolio are gaining traction as carriers seek cost-effective ways to expand broadband coverage and capacity • The company’s strong balance sheet and focus on high-margin software/services provide a stable platform for growth as AI-driven edge computing and private networks accelerate adoption **Red Team Thesis** Intensifying competition from Ericsson and Huawei in key markets, combined with any delay in large carrier capex cycles or broader telecom spending slowdown, could pressure near-term revenue and trigger further weakness. **Prospero.ai Data Snapshot** • Net Options Sentiment: **78** (very bullish) • Upside Breakout / Downside Breakout: **100 / 35** (extremely bullish skew) • Technical Flow: **53** (neutral-positive momentum)

Market/Macro Update The market experienced a violent shift in tone today, driven entirely by sudden geopolitical headlines out of Iran. What started as a relatively constructive morning session was quickly dismantled as fear took over the tape, completely stripping the market of its recent resilience and sending institutional capital rushing for the exits. The most critical development today is the failure of our primary safety net. For weeks, we have continuously highlighted how the semiconductor and broader tech spaces were acting as the market’s ultimate anchor, stubbornly ignoring macroeconomic noise and holding the major indices together. Today, that armor finally cracked. The geopolitical shock was severe enough to break the concentrated bid in tech, causing a massive and immediate evaporation of conviction across the AI and semiconductor trades. When the strongest sector in the market capitulates, it changes the entire structural dynamic. The fact that capital is no longer finding refuge in these high-growth names indicates a transition from targeted rotation into genuine, broad-based fear. Investors are no longer looking to simply hide in the tech space; they are actively de-risking their portfolios altogether. In an environment where the market’s primary shock absorber has been removed, the only appropriate stance is strict defense. Until the geopolitical dust settles and we see evidence that the tech anchor can be reestablished, it is imperative to protect capital, honor your stop losses, and avoid trying to catch a falling knife in a tape dominated by unpredictable headline risk.

Market/Macro Update The market is attempting a cautious recovery today after last week’s violent, yield-driven selloff, but the action remains highly uneven. We are seeing a distinct lack of conviction in the broader market, with overall sentiment remaining completely flat. Investors are still digesting the reality of Friday’s hot payroll data and the resulting spike in Treasury yields, keeping institutional capital largely on the sidelines rather than aggressively buying the dip. While the S&P 500 stalls, the tech-heavy Nasdaq is showing faint signs of life. However, this is not a broad resurgence in growth equities. The stability we are seeing is almost entirely anchored by the semiconductor space. Despite the macroeconomic headwinds and the broader repricing of rate cut expectations, capital continues to stubbornly flow into chips and AI infrastructure. This specific sector is acting as the market’s primary shock absorber, preventing a deeper, structural breakdown across the major indices. The strategy in this environment requires strict patience. A flat broader market combined with a highly concentrated tech bid means this is not the time to force new, broad-based long positions. Let the market prove it can sustain a genuine recovery. Keep your defensive posture intact, maintain tight stops on existing holdings, and rely on that persistent semiconductor strength to anchor the portfolio while the rest of the tape searches for direction.

finance.yahoo.com/markets/st… Well well well, a new S&P price target of 8,100 for 2026 from Citi. Not saying we can't dip further first, but the outlook for 2026 remains strongly bullish.

Enjoy the days off X. Breather from the markets.

Lots of people have been contacting me about yesterday's stock market action. After 3 years of confidently chanting "AI is not a bubble!!", I recently stated my belief that certain segments of the stock market have entered bubble territory... but I do NOT believe "the bubble" is about to pop. First of all, capex spending forecasts continue to INCREASE. Industry giants which were hoarding cash and doing buybacks are now pouring trillions into the economy (and raising money to pour even more). This is a big tailwind for economic growth (and corporate earnings, if you didn't notice this past quarter). Individuals have not yet tapped a meaningful percentage of what AI can do for their lives. Meanwhile, with the emergence of agentic AI, corporations are scrambling to see what it means for them (positively or negatively). So, they're spending on capex too. That's not a 3 month process. It's a massive investment wave, which is economically bullish. Of course, many valuations have become stretched, but TBH I'm not God to know with surety which ones! It really depends on how much more AI has to offer... and its new capabilities have surprised me each step of the way (and I've been a bull the whole way). It's true that a growing number of people are pontificating about "the end of the AI bubble" this week, but I've been hearing that for 3 years. Everyone's an expert. Meanwhile, bigger/smarter entities (like GOOGLE) are putting their money on AI. If they didn't believe in AI, they'd stop spending and watch OpenAI, Anthropic, etc. blow themselves up. I DO believe this will end in a bear market, but so what? It always does! Until then, you can count on Wall St to bang the drum until it breaks. They're all about the money, so they'll sell the story until the book bursts into flames... and then they'll sell THAT to the public. Personally, I think the story remains very much intact. There WILL be bumps in the road (check out the crazy corrections that occurred in 1998/1999!), but as long as the big guys keep raising capex forecasts, I don't know how anyone can say this is over. The money is flowing, just like in 1998 and 1999. The difference is that there's a lot more immediate ROI this time around. In 1999, I was the head of Investment Research at AMR Research (one of the world's top Software/Internet consulting firms on the planet) and personally saw RFIs and RFPs fall off a cliff in November of 1999. That foretold the end. QQQ was at $67. Four months later QQQ topped out... ...at $120. Here in June 2026, we don't yet see signs of slowing spending. There ARE many people and corporations adjusting their spending, but there are also many ramping it up (mine keeps going higher and is more likely to double than get cut). This is why capex forecasts keep going up. That's the statistic that tells you what you need to know. I'm not saying to let things blindly ride. Being cognizant of the potential for a bursting bubble is healthy. Just understand that bull markets take two steps forward followed by a scary step back. Accordingly, IDK if this "correction" is over, but I doubt the bull market is. _________________________ 🔥𝟏𝟓 𝐲𝐫𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝟒𝟎% 𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐮𝐚𝐥 𝐫𝐞𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐬!!🔥 NO priority ideas closed at a loss since MAY... of 2024 ! Highlighted $AEHR @ 3, $NVDA @ 40, $MU @ 100, $ARM @ 100, $MRVL @ 70, $KRKNF at $0.60 (and dozens of other documented multi-baggers). 🚀 tinyurl.com/MarkG1P No subscriptions, sponsorships, advertisements, or gimmicks. Every Friday on Stock Talk Live 💪🏽 tinyurl.com/MoneyMarkLive All from the guy who literally... * Sold picks to Wall St in the '99 bubble * Was paid by JIM CRAMER'S funds! * Called the rise/fall of MoviePass (& was in the movie!) * Lived one town from Roaring Kitty 😹 $AEHR, $AVEX, $CLFD, $CRM, $CURI, $CXDO, $DELL, $DRSHF, $GEODF, $GKPRF, $IDN, $INFU, $IREN, $ITMSF, $IWM, $IZEA, $KRKNF, $KRMD, $MU, $NVDA, $OKTA, $OPTX, $SMCI, $TPCS, $TRAK, $TSSI, $TWLO, $VTSI, $WATT

Market/Macro Update The market is facing a heavy wave of selling pressure to close out the week, and the macro catalyst is crystal clear. This morning’s May nonfarm payrolls report came in scorching hot at 172,000 new jobs, entirely torching near-term rate cut hopes. In response, the 10-year Treasury yield violently spiked to 4.54%, sending the Nasdaq into a tailspin and causing a sharp repricing of risk across the board as institutional capital moves into a highly defensive posture. The tape today is absolutely brutal for high-beta tech and leveraged real estate, which are highly sensitive to these yield shocks and are taking the absolute brunt of the damage. Growth is shedding massive weight across every single market capitalization tier to close out the week. Value is definitely taking a hit in the crossfire, but it is falling at a much slower pace. This confirms that the defensive rotation we highlighted earlier in the week is in full effect, with capital fleeing high multiple growth names and seeking shelter in more stable, traditional businesses. Despite the ugly headline index action and the shock to the bond market, we are not seeing total systemic panic under the hood just yet. The underlying sector ETFs for Tech, Industrials, and Energy are actually showing unexpected resilience, refusing to mirror the severe drops seen in the broader market indices. However, the prudent move in this yield-driven environment is strict defense. Sometimes a capitulation day is exactly what is needed to relieve the selling pressure and reset the market, but we are not placing bets on a quick bounce. The strategy today is to trim the portfolio, secure recent wins, and let the dust settle before committing any new capital.

Ok maybe I was off on my timing

Is this diamond hands time? @prospero_ai QQQ Net Options Sentiment dropped under 40 for the first time in 7 weeks. SPY sitting at 0. I'm not rushing to buy the dip this time just yet. Vix hasn't spiked too crazy though and Fear/Greed at 50. Don't panic either.

If the AI bubble pops next week (NOT that I think it will), where does smart money rotate? Into cash-flow fortresses. Defensive names with predictable FCF, strong balance sheets, and dividends that actually get paid. These have largely sat out the 2026 AI/tech rally. Sectors: staples, healthcare, REITs, utilities & midstream infrastructure. My top rotation ideas in a quick thread. 1/6 Procter & Gamble (PG) — Consumer staples king ~85-90% FCF productivity, massive brand moats, recurring demand. ~70 straight years of dividend increases. YTD: 0.6% (vs S&P 11%). Staples simply didn’t join the AI party. Ultra-defensive cash machine. 2/6 Pfizer (PFE) — Big Pharma fortress ~$12.4B levered FCF TTM, ~6.8% dividend yield. Cash flows from established drugs are resilient even in downturns. YTD: 6.5%. Healthcare sector lagged hard, this one is priced for reality, not hype. 3/6 Realty Income (O) — The Monthly Dividend Company (REIT). Contracted net-lease rentals on essential properties. AFFO growing, strong coverage, monthly payouts. YTD: 8.0%. Real estate yield play, stable income in any rotation. 4/6 Duke Energy (DUK) — Regulated utility powerhouse. Steady cash from regulated electric/gas ops across multiple states. Long dividend growth track record. YTD: 5.8%. Benefits indirectly from power demand (incl data centers) but trades like the classic defensive name it is. 5/6 American Electric Power (AEP) — Transmission & regulated electric Visible rate-base cash flows grid modernization moat. YTD: 12.5%. Solid but nowhere near AI premium valuations — pure infrastructure defensiveness. 6/6 Kinder Morgan (KMI) — Energy midstream/infra 95% fee-based/contracted revenues = toll-road cash flows. Q1 FCF after capex up 73% YoY; 2026 dividend 2%. Balance sheet fortress (low leverage). Natural gas/power tailwinds without the bubble risk. Bottom line: These generate real cash today, not promised AI capex tomorrow. Reasonable multiples, high dividend coverage, and they hold up when growth stocks correct. It may not happen soon, but eventually the rotation will come. What other cash-flow fortresses are you watching for an AI unwind? Drop them below.

Market/Macro Update The market is displaying a classic divergence today, and it is all about the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DIA) stealing the spotlight. While the broader market sentiment remains flat, the DIA is absolutely on fire. We are seeing a distinct "buy the dip" scenario play out this morning as institutional capital rotates aggressively into the industrial space. It is a striking contrast to the Nasdaq (QQQ), which is holding steady at a respectable 52 but lacks the explosive upward momentum currently powering the Dow, which is also showing an incredible 51 NOS. This industrial-led rally is providing the necessary lift to keep the S&P 500 afloat while other sectors consolidate. While the broader sentiment is quiet, our internal numbers remain robust across the board, with SOXX maintaining a strong 67 and XLE holding at 39. The strength in Industrials (XLI at 34) is currently acting as the market's primary shock absorber, offsetting the caution we are seeing in other areas of the tape. Essentially, the market is playing a game of rotation. Capital is flowing out of the more stagnant tech-heavy growth areas and finding a home in the cyclical industrial sector. This is not a broad market breakout, but it is a highly constructive sign that investors are confident enough in the economic backdrop to bid up traditional blue-chip value. Until the QQQ starts to match this industrial-led fire, or the SPY sentiment breaks above that zero line, the best approach is to continue respecting this divergence. Focus on the cyclical strength driving the Dow, keep your stops tight on your broader index exposure, and let the semiconductors provide the underlying bedrock for your long-term growth positions.

📊 **Stock of the Day: $SUI** **Direction: BEARISH** 📉 **Key Levels** As of latest close (Jun 4): **$120.96** 5-Day Range: **$120.35 – $123.99** (modest pullback this week) **Thesis** Sun Communities (a manufactured housing and RV community REIT) is facing classic sector headwinds in a higher-for-longer interest rate environment — this is a high-conviction short setup with very weak options sentiment and technical momentum. **Bearish Points** • Persistently elevated interest rates continue to pressure REIT valuations across the board, raising Sun Communities’ cost of capital and making its dividend yield less attractive relative to Treasuries • Manufactured housing and RV communities are seeing slower rent growth and occupancy trends as affordability challenges and cautious consumer spending weigh on the lower- and middle-income housing market • Broader real estate sector rotation out of income-focused names, combined with potential near-term debt refinancing risks at higher rates, leaves SUI exposed to further multiple compression **Red Team Thesis** Stronger-than-expected same-store NOI growth or a faster-than-anticipated Fed rate cut cycle could stabilize the stock and spark a rebound, especially if Sun Communities demonstrates resilient occupancy and successful community expansions. **Prospero.ai Data Snapshot** • Net Options Sentiment: **12** (extremely bearish) • Upside Breakout / Downside Breakout: **25 / 69** (strong bearish skew) • Technical Flow: **39** (weak momentum)

Market/Macro Update This week has been notably subdued so far, completely lacking the aggressive, broad based momentum we saw throughout much of May. This sluggish, sideways price action culminated this morning with the S&P 500 Net Options Sentiment dropping all the way back to an absolute zero. While seeing the SPY lose its entire bullish premium is definitely a cautionary signal that warrants attention, it is not a reason to hit the panic button just yet. We have seen this exact dynamic play out several times during this broader run, and it often simply reflects short term institutional hedging in a choppy tape rather than the start of a structural collapse. The primary reason we are remaining patient and not liquidating portfolios is the undeniable resilience happening under the hood. The Nasdaq continues to act as the market’s primary shock absorber, with the QQQ holding a very solid 52. More importantly, the semiconductor space is completely ignoring the broader market fatigue. The SOXX is currently commanding a massive sentiment score of 68. When the artificial intelligence infrastructure trade remains this fundamentally strong, it effectively prevents the rest of the market from entering a true free fall. We can see this exact dynamic playing out in today’s Cap Analysis. Growth is definitely taking a breather across all tiers, pulling back after a strong run, but Value is successfully treading water and keeping the market anchored. Capital is not running for the exits; it is just resting. Until we see a genuine crack in that tech armor or a deeper breakdown in key cyclical sectors like Industrials and Energy (both currently holding at 41), the strategy is to respect the sideways action. Keep your position sizes manageable, avoid chasing breakouts in the broader indices, and let your high conviction semiconductor runners carry the weight through the lull.

📊 **Stock of the Day: $TTMI** **Direction: BULLISH** 🚀 **Key Levels** As of latest close (Jun 2): **$179.62** 5-Day Range: **$173.72 – $196.95** (strong move this week) **Thesis** TTM Technologies is seeing explosive options buying and technical strength on the back of robust demand for advanced printed circuit boards in AI servers, defense electronics, and high-speed networking — this is a high-conviction bullish setup. **Bullish Points** • Surging AI infrastructure buildouts are driving record demand for TTM’s high-layer-count PCBs and backplanes used in data center servers and networking equipment • Defense and aerospace programs continue to provide stable, high-margin revenue as the company benefits from increased U.S. military spending on advanced electronics and radar systems • The extreme Net Options Sentiment (100) combined with strong technical momentum reflects broad institutional conviction that TTM’s specialized manufacturing capabilities give it a durable edge in both AI and defense supply chains **Red Team Thesis** Any slowdown in AI server capex or defense budget delays could pressure near-term orders, while broader semiconductor supply-chain volatility or a rotation out of small/mid-cap tech names could trigger profit-taking after the recent run. **Prospero.ai Data Snapshot** • Net Options Sentiment: **100** (extremely bullish) • Upside Breakout / Downside Breakout: **78 / 18** (strong bullish skew) • Technical Flow: **69** (positive momentum)