#39 Trading reversion to the mean.

Here you’ll find a complete technical setup: volume, trend, momentum, and mean reversion. Entry and exit zones are clearly defined. This aligns with or is a consequence of the macroeconomic analysis presented in the previous article.

#38 The small banks: risks and threats they are facing

Here you’ll find a complete technical setup: volume, trend, momentum, and mean reversion. Entry and exit zones are clearly defined. This aligns with or is a consequence of the macroeconomic analysis presented in the previous article.

# 37 Complete Technical Setup: Looking for weaknesses. 

TZA Price Chart

Here you’ll find a complete technical setup: volume, trend, momentum, and mean reversion. Entry and exit zones are clearly defined. This aligns with or is a consequence of the macroeconomic analysis presented in the previous article.

#34 A Guide to Understanding Macro Narratives in Trading.

Chart comparing SPX, US Net Liquidity, and Global Liquidity. Macro Narratives.

Here you’ll find:
The relationship between macro narratives and the markets.
The evolution of a macro narrative.
The typical price behavior at each stage of the narrative.
An intermarket analysis covering the four categories to see how we’re starting 2025.
A technical setup derived from the analysis and aligned with our macro view.

#33 Technical Setup for shorting Tecs 

Stock chart showing potential accumulation zone. Shorting TECS

This chart caught our attention due to the divergence we observed in volume. It aligns with our macro view, and we have chosen it as the vehicle for an aggressively defensive trade, targeting what we believe to be a point of weakness: the S&P 500.

#32 Trading movements in the two year real yield.

Chart comparing 2-year nominal and real yields. year real yields

In this article, we analyze the 2-year nominal rate from September 18, when the rate cuts began, to December 18, which marks the most recent cut to date. We break down the nominal rate to understand what happened with its components: the real rate, inflation expectations, and the term premium. The conclusions are compelling.

#31 Trading sectors in a bubble environment

A line chart comparing the performance of the healthcare sector to the overall S&P 500 index.

In this article, you’ll find:

The relationship between momentum and mean reversion.
The importance of tracking momentum at extreme or overextended price levels.
Relative ratios between sectors.
Where we see opportunities and where we don’t.
A general view for portfolio positioning today.