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Fears that we are about to enter a critical phase with respect to the availability of jet fuel:


Airlines are already sharply decreasing the number of flights made.


Ticket prices and surcharges are rising sharply.


Rationing at airports now in focus.


Regional airports may simply run out of fuel.



GDX - Weekly Chart Cycles

  • The longer cycles from the weekly chart are pointing down.
  • So, a potential bounce suggested by the daily cycle composite is likely a counter-trend move.
  • I only trade counter-trend moves when I watch the instrument daily and have a reliable EW count, and possibly scalp when I get cycle price projections.
  • But as a general principle, one should look to take position when both daily and weekly chart cycles point in the same direction.

$CMPS - Fundamentals are a lot more speculative but the TA looks really good. Long term breaking out and one analyst even has $70+ targets.

This is a huge gamble as it's non revenue BUT if they get FDA approval or are able to go to commercial market and the results are good this quickly becomes a monster of a company. There could be a lot of push back by big pharma and there's a lot of risks on top of scheduling the drugs.

They've got 500 million to work with in cash, cash burn much slower, and it seems like they are positioned well to have a semi productive 2026/2027. Another Trump tweet or White House pushing more for rescheduling could obviously cause more hype.

Plan: 1% position on the breakout in case it never comes lower. Next play would be a 2% buy if we get way lower in the green and sit on it long term. The 3rd buy would be on momentum out of the buy zone or confirmation that it's got approval or massive insider buying/news shows up.

COMPASS Pathways plc

COMPASS Pathways plc

1 Jun

OPENLONG

Invested Capital

1%

Buying Price

14.54$

Current Price

-

ROI

0.00%

$UUP - LEVEL 3 TRADE - This is an ETF with dividends that goes up when the US dollar gets stronger relatively. I've recently posted about different levels and this would be considered a Level 3 Trade (most probably won't take this trade). It's a SLOW mover and upside is about 8 to 10% over a year or longer. Position size is small on purpose, it's just to track. Real size for those with larger capital would be much larger.

Long term hold, large position size, and for those that have larger capital to sit on it. Those trading and growing an account probably do not want to take this trade.

https://app.slice-app.io/posts/a2048312-1dec-48ab-b00d-bec78939981c

I'm only going 1% on this trade because I don't want it to take up a large chunk of the portfolio so that I can't share other trades. This is a long term boring trade and those with limited capital probably will want to stick to the actual trades unless they are fine having money sit and do nothing/slowly go up for a while.

I think the US d

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Sold 100%

Long term trade ETFs will be tracked in the Google Sheet.

Invesco DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund

Invesco DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund

1 Jun

CLOSEDLONG

Invested Capital

1%

Buying Price

27.50$

Selling Price

27.40$

ROI

-0.38%

I got the same question a few times over the weekend, so let me clear something up before the SpaceX IPO on June 12th, because there's a lot of confusion floating around.


People keep asking which fund or index will spike when SpaceX goes public. The assumption is that SpaceX joins the S&P 500 on day one, the SPY gets a forced bump, and you want to be positioned ahead of it.


That's not how it works.


A company doesn't just walk into the S&P 500. Under the current rules it has to trade for about 12 months first and pass profitability and size tests. There's a proposed rule change that would let mega caps over $200 billion qualify in six months instead of twelve, but it's still a proposal, and even if it passes, it's months out. Not day one. There is no automatic SPY bump on IPO day. Index funds only have to buy on the official inclusion date, which comes weeks to months later.


Where's the instant-bump idea coming from? The Nasdaq. The Nasdaq-100 has a fast-entry rule that can pull a big new l

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S&P 500 New Highs vs New Lows % (monthly)

We’re seeing clear range compression — the swings are getting smaller.

This is classic late-cycle behavior: fewer stocks participating in the rally, even as the major indexes make new highs.

Narrow breadth + extreme concentration = higher risk.

Worth watching closely, it will break out of this triangle, eventually.


Gold (GC) - Cycles

·         A combination of Short, Long, and Very-Long cycles suggests down.

·         The nominal 40D cycle will likely dominate short-term swings up and down.


Bitcoin - Cycles

  • L + VL cycles suggest higher toward mid-July, then down again.
  • BTC is trying to get back inside the 83-TD channel, which would be a bullish development.


SOX had a weekly DeMark Sequential-9 sell this week

·         Could it mean something? Yes.

·         Could it be early? Yes, sometimes it is early, but usually a correction follows.



Semiconductors Special (to follow)


SOX has never been this extended above its 200-month moving average.


The S&P 500 ($SPX) formed a doji on Friday.

A doji candlestick often signals indecision or a pause, but after an extended trend, it can also indicate a potential reversal.



Where is Crude Oil (CL) headed?

Are we seeing a bullish or bearish triangle?

I'll post the latest cycle analysis later. It may provide hints.