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- At market bottoms, financials and tech lead.
- At the top, energy and staples take over.
- In bear markets, healthcare and utilities outperform.
My cycle repeats every time.
Knowing where you are in my cycle tells you exactly where to be overweight.
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1. VIX above 35: buy aggressively
- High-beta tech, growth, small caps
- Every single time the VIX spiked above 35 since 2018 was a generational buying opportunity. COVID bottom. Oct 2022 bottom. Tariff crash. If you bought when everyone else was panicking, you made a fortune.
2. VIX 25 to 35: start scaling in
- Quality tech, financials, industrials, cyclicals
- This is where smart money starts building positions. Not all at once. Gradually. The fear is real but the opportunity is bigger.
3. VIX 15 to 25: hold
- Balanced: tech + defensives, dividend growers
- This is normal. Stay positioned. Don't chase, don't panic. Let your winners run.
4. VIX below 15: reduce exposure
- Rotate to: utilities, healthcare, staples, bonds
- This is when everyone is comfortable. Nobody is hedging. Nobody is worried. That's exactly when you should be.
- Every major crash in market history was preceded by the VIX sitting below 15 for weeks.
Right now the VIX is at 16. We're in the hold zone. Stay positioned but stay alert.
Bookmark this. The next time the VIX spikes above 35, don't freeze. Buy.
CHART OF THE DAY: The history of US energy consumption, from independence to present day. Historic milestone ahead: nat gas about to overtake oil.
(An annual treat from @EIAgov ahead of 4th of July festivities. Please, @EIA_One keep the tradition).
COT on #commodities covering week to 23 June:
Another week of weakness that saw the Bloomberg Commodity Index decline 2.5%, with broad-based selling across all sectors except softs, triggered a fifth consecutive week of aggressive liquidation by managed money accounts. During this period, the combined net long across the 25 major commodity futures tracked in this report has collapsed by 73% to 478,000 contracts.
While this provides a useful measure of investor sentiment, it does not fully reflect changes in capital exposure given the wide variation in contract sizes, with positioning in energy and metals carrying a much larger notional value than agricultural contracts.
In energy, the combined net long in WTI and Brent crude was reduced by 36,300 contracts to 178,800, the lowest level in six months and down 68% from the March peak, when Middle East supply disruptions drove prices sharply higher and fuelled expectations of an even tighter market.
Metal positioning was broadly unchanged despite another week of sharp price declines, potentially signalling limited appetite among speculative funds to chase the market lower. Even copper, which briefly broke below key technical support at USD 6.15 per pound, only saw a 3% reduction in an already elevated net long position.
Once again, however, the bulk of the liquidation occurred across agriculture, where positioning continues to unwind at a rapid pace. Since reaching a four-year high of more than one million contracts last month, the combined net position across 13 major agricultural futures has swung to a net short of 49,000 contracts. The reversal has been driven primarily by an 867,000-contract reduction in bullish positions across corn, soybeans and wheat, leaving the combined position close to neutral. Additional selling in sugar and lean hogs was only partly offset by renewed buying in cocoa, coffee and cotton.
More in my Monday update.