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Gianni Di Poce caught a subtle but powerful rotation happening right now in the markets.
While most are celebrating new highs in the S&P, Gianni's watching the structure underneath change in real time.
Tech and semiconductors have carried the rally all year. But their grip is slipping. He's seen this movie before.
Every Monday, chips and the Nasdaq start strong, only to fade into midweek.
Then traders pile back in on Friday, convinced the dip is over. But the energy is draining. Follow through is weaker. Momentum is thinning.
That's why Gianni's trimming semiconductor exposure and rotating to areas the crowd is ignoring.
The leaders of 2023 and 2024 are handing off the baton. And if history's any guide, those transitions don't announce themselves — they happen quietly before anyone realizes what changed.
In this week's update, Gianni explains where that leadership is heading next and what signals are confirming it. He's not calling for a top. He's positioning for a new phase of the bull market.
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Healthcare and biotech stocks are showing surprising strength, with biotech up more than 3% on the day.
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The Dow is nearing its highest close ever, an old economy breakout few traders expected to see.
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Financials and small caps, including the Russell 2000, are building constructive bases that could fuel a strong run into 2026.
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Precious metals are steady and could benefit from renewed liquidity once the government fully reopens.
Gianni also locked in profits from a Micron trade that ran from 130 to 250 and is watching Nvidia's upcoming earnings as a possible spark for the next semiconductor move.
But his message is clear: The market's leadership is changing. The crowd won't notice until it's already moved.
This is where preparation pays. Spotting the rotation before the headlines do. Getting in front of where capital is flowing, not where it's been.
Watch Gianni's full breakdown to see which sectors are emerging as the next real leaders.
To your success,
Don Kaufman
Chief Market Strategist, TheoTRADE
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