Hi, Brandon Chapman here.
A lot of traders are focused on headlines right now—central banks, rates, and macro narratives.
That's fine. But headlines arrive after institutions have already acted.
Case in point: last week's Bank of Japan rate move. Markets digested it quickly. Capital flows adjusted. And the real information showed up not in the news—but in positioning.
That's what Ghost Prints tracks.
Last week, the Surveillance Console flagged heavy put buying in Nike before earnings.
The next morning, NKE opened down nearly 10%.
That wasn't luck. It was institutional intent leaving a trace.
Right now, the Console is lighting up across multiple names—including KR, FXI, ALB, ORCL, and GDX—with clear signs of meaningful positioning on both sides of the tape.
Ghost Prints exists for one reason:
to reveal where size is being placed before price confirms the move.
Each week, I deliver one high-conviction idea built around those signals—clear direction, defined risk, and both stock and options angles.
Recent outcomes include:
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KSS: +375%
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PLUG: +222%
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SMCI: +69.64%
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XLU: +70%
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GDXJ: +60.7%
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RKT: +150%
Right now, you control your first-month price—and that rate stays in place as long as you're active.
This market isn't slow. It's just selective.
Ghost Prints helps you see where the real pressure is building.
Access this week's Ghost Print and name your price here
Talk soon,
Brandon Chapman, CMT
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