What a week.
The NASDAQ has printed 13 consecutive up days, the longest winning streak since 1992.
The SP500 made a new all-time high in 11 days after falling 5-10%, marking the first time since 1928. The V-rally is alive and doing well. You hesitate, you lose.
Breadth is now at nosebleed levels that more than likely lead to a small pause rather than further upside.
Below is a two-year chart.
When the junk rallies on press releases and name changes, it tells you exactly where we are: short sellers are trapped, and animal spirits are running.
Allbirds — the wool sneaker company — went up 582% in a single session after announcing its rebranding as NewBird AI, an AI compute infrastructure company. From soles to servers.
Then MYSE followed — formerly DatChat, a social media app nobody used — rebranded to Myseum.AI, stock doubled overnight. No new product. No new revenue. Just two magic letters bolted onto the name.
If this reminds you of Long Island Iced Tea’s rebranding as Long Blockchain Corp in 2017 and its 380% spike before the SEC came knocking, it should.
We identified this rotation early.
I just kept it simple: I went to Finviz, screened for stocks that are heavily shorted, 15% or more, put the list together, and executed.
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