Hi, Brandon Chapman here.
The Bank of Japan raised rates last week.
It wasn't enough for global banks.
So capital is rotating out of the Yen. And historically, when the Yen weakens, U.S. equities catch a bid.
That's the macro backdrop.
But macro alone doesn't make money.
What matters is knowing where institutions are positioning before price moves.
That's exactly why I built the Ghost Prints Surveillance Console.
Last week, it flagged aggressive put buying in Nike ahead of earnings.
The next morning, NKE opened down nearly 10%.
That wasn't a guess. It was institutional pressure leaving footprints in the tape.
Right now, the Console is highlighting meaningful activity—both bullish and bearish—in KR, FXI, ALB, ORCL, and GDX.
This is what Ghost Prints does.
It reveals the hidden loading that happens before the move becomes obvious.
Each week, I deliver one high-conviction idea based on these reads—direction, entries, risk zones, and stock and options angles.
Recent signals produced moves like:
• KSS: +375%
• PLUG: +222%
• SMCI: +69.64%
• XLU: +70%
• GDXJ: +60.7%
• RKT: +150%
Right now, you can set your own first-month price—and keep that rate as long as you remain active.
Markets are moving. Pressure is building.
This is how you see it before most traders ever do.
Name your price and access this week's Ghost Print here,
To Your Success,
Brandon Chapman, CMT
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