Winners and Losers Splitting Fast: Don’t Get Caught on the Wrong Side

Markets are dealing with a rare mix of uncertainty drivers, and tariff headlines are back in play. In this environment, prediction is a fast way to get whipsawed.

The key is to recognise the two-speed market early: stay with leadership, avoid the weak that keep failing, and build a target list so you can act when the next high probability setups appear. I also cover why gold and silver are starting to look constructive again after a period of consolidation.

For the full experience, watch the YouTube video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYljjvI-e7c

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Where I’m focused now

• Leadership and money flow: stay with strength, avoid the weak that keep failing rallies.
• Precious metals: gold and silver are behaving well after consolidation, and that can create opportunity across quality developers and producers.
• Risk first: this is not the market to “hope”. Define your risk, respect stops, and have a bigger watchlist than the number of stocks you wish to manage.

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