SA 20/10/2026 – Money leaving the market – Normal selling pressure

Overall market trend: Bearish phase – day 28

Yesterdays market: Money leaving the market – Normal selling pressure

TC2000 McClellan: 10

Stocks above 40PMA T2108: 29

VIX: 18

52 week highs (US common stocks): 156

Seasonality: The historical case: October is the midterm year’s best month

Since 1950, October has been the best-performing month in U.S. midterm years, averaging a 3% gain for the S&P 500 and posting positive returns 73.7% of the time. November ranks second, averaging a 2.7% gain, with positive returns 78.9% of the time. The midterm effect is large. Across all years, October has been positive nearly 60% of the time since 1950, with an average gain of 0.89%, so the midterm version roughly triples the typical October return. LPL also notes that the improvement from October onwards in midterm years has not depended on which party holds the Presidency.

The key difference from the template.

The midterm Q4 rally has historically started from a deep autumn low, which you’ve already noted. Since 1950, the S&P 500 has suffered an average peak-to-trough decline of about 18% in midterm years. In 2026, the S&P 500 fell 5% in the first quarter, rallied 15% in the second, and gained 2% in the third, and it remains less than 2% below its last record close. The early-year weakness fits the pattern. But there hasn’t been an autumn flush, so the “relief rally off the lows” mechanism has less to work with. Detrick’s comment that the historical Q4 pattern should not be viewed in isolation applies here, especially with yields at 5.3% and oil above $100.

Overall, the seasonal tailwind for October 2026 is real but should be discounted. The usual setup (a washed-out market heading into the vote) is missing. The more likely route to a large Q4 might be a further pullback in October, followed by the post-election rally, rather than a straight run higher from here.

Indices:

$SOXX Downtrend

$QQQ: Downtrend

$SPY: Downtrend

$RSP: Uptrend

$DIA: Uptrend

$IWM: Downtrend

$BTC: Downtrend

$SQQQ: Uptrend

$UVIX: Uptrend

$TLT: Uptrend

$USO: Uptrend

$TNX: Downtrend

$GLD: No trend

$SLV: Downtrend

$SLX: Downtrend

2%+ sectors yesterday:

  • None

2%- sectors yesterday:

  • $XLU -2.01%

Main sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $XLE $XLP
  • Lagging – $XLF $IBB

Sub sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $RTH $IGV
  • Lagging – $TAN $JETS

Bitcoin: 82k ish

Themes:

Cybersecurity

Infrastructure

Cloud Computing

Semiconductors

Software

Clean energy

Crypto

Theme 1: Oil Shock & Energy Supercycle (Hormuz Supply Squeeze)

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryMarket CapYTD ReturnKey CatalystAnalyst Consensus
XOMExxonMobil Holdings CorporationEnergy / Integrated Oil & Gas$736Bn/vQ3 earnings 30 Oct; $4.5B refining tailwindModerate Buy; avg PT $175 (MS PT $185)
CVXChevron CorporationEnergy / Integrated Oil & Gas$440Bn/vQ3 earnings 30 Oct; near 52-week highBuy; avg PT $228 (MS PT $226)
COPConocoPhillipsEnergy / E&P$173Bn/vQ3 earnings 5 Nov; target raisesBuy; MS $159, Barclays $150, Wells $189
FANGDiamondback Energy, Inc.Energy / E&P (Permian)$55.7Bn/vScotiabank initiated Outperform; Q3 earnings 2 NovOverweight; mean PT mid-$230s
EOGEOG Resources, Inc.Energy / E&Pn/vn/vLeverage to $100 WTI; Q3 earningsn/v
OXYOccidental Petroleum CorporationEnergy / E&Pn/vn/vLeverage to $100 WTI; Q3 earningsn/v
MPCMarathon Petroleum CorporationEnergy / Refining~€122Bn/vDiesel tightness; Wells PT $400→$560; earnings 3 NovMixed; avg PT $418 (below price)
VLOValero Energy CorporationEnergy / Refiningn/vn/vRefiners expected to beat record Q2n/v
PSXPhillips 66Energy / Refiningn/vn/vDiesel crack spreadsn/v
FROFrontline plcEnergy / Crude Tankers (VLCC)~$13.2B+158% (to 8 Oct)Record VLCC spot ratesn/v
DHTDHT Holdings, Inc.Energy / Crude Tankers (VLCC)~$3.8B+104% (to 8 Oct)Pure VLCC spot exposuren/v
INSWInternational Seaways, Inc.Energy / Crude & Product Tankers$5.6B~+139%Buying Bruton (4 VLCCs); earnings 5 NovBuy; avg PT $120 (B. Riley $140)
STNGScorpio Tankers Inc.Energy / Product Tankers$4.1B~+63%Earnings 29 Oct; MS PT $76→$90Hold; avg PT $92–100
TNKTeekay Tankers Ltd.Energy / Crude Tankers~$3.5–3.7Bn/vEarnings 4 NovHold; avg PT $77 (below price)
TRMDTORM plcEnergy / Product Tankersn/vn/vHit 52-week high on product tanker ratesn/v
XLEEnergy Select Sector SPDR ETFETF – Energy—~+50%All-time high this week—
XOPSPDR S&P Oil & Gas E&P ETFETF – E&P—n/vEqual-weight producer exposure—
BWETBreakwave Tanker Shipping ETFETF – Freight futures—n/vTracks tanker freight rates—
OIHVanEck Oil Services ETFETF – Oilfield services—n/vCapex follow-through—

Theme 2: Defensive Rotation – Healthcare & Big Pharma Breakout

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryMarket CapYTD ReturnKey CatalystAnalyst Consensus
LLYEli Lilly and CompanyHealthcare / Pharma (GLP-1)~$1.1Tn/vQ3 earnings 29 Oct; RBC expects beat and raiseBuy; avg PT $1,339 (Cantor $1,440)
JNJJohnson & JohnsonHealthcare / Pharma & MedTechn/vn/vQ3 beat (EPS $2.59, revenue $25.4B)n/v
ABBVAbbVie Inc.Healthcare / Pharma (Immunology)$501Bn/vRecord high; Q3 earnings 30 OctBuy; avg PT $283 (Scotiabank $320)
MRKMerck & Co., Inc.Healthcare / Pharman/v+38% (to 9 Oct)Q3 earnings; sector momentumStreet PT ~$156 (Cantor Neutral $145)
UNHUnitedHealth Group IncorporatedHealthcare / Managed Caren/vn/vQ3 beat; 2026 EPS guide ≥$20.50; +9% on the weekBuy; avg PT ~$481
AMGNAmgen Inc.Healthcare / Biotech$230Bn/vRBC PT $400→$430Mixed; RBC Outperform, Guggenheim Neutral $378
GILDGilead Sciences, Inc.Healthcare / Biotechn/vn/vRose with the rotationn/v
BMYBristol-Myers Squibb CompanyHealthcare / Pharma$122Bn/vQ3 earnings 29 Oct; Phase 3 readoutsHold; avg PT ~$65
PFEPfizer Inc.Healthcare / Pharman/vn/vCantor raised PT (Neutral); value playn/v
MRNAModerna, Inc.Healthcare / Biotech (mRNA)n/v~+177% (reported)Personalised cancer vaccine; Goldman PT $137Mixed; still loss-making
TMOThermo Fisher Scientific Inc.Healthcare / Life-Science Toolsn/vn/vQ3 earningsn/v
ABTAbbott LaboratoriesHealthcare / MedTechn/vn/vDefensive MedTech; Q3 earningsn/v
CVSCVS Health CorporationHealthcare / Managed Care & Pharmacyn/vn/vManaged care lift after UNH beatn/v
ICLRICON plcHealthcare / CROn/vn/vDeutsche Bank sees bookings upsiden/v
FTREFortrea Holdings Inc.Healthcare / CROn/vn/vUpgraded to Buy at Deutsche BankBuy (DB)
XLVHealth Care Select Sector SPDR ETFETF – Healthcare—+15.9%Record high ~$177—
IHEiShares US Pharmaceuticals ETFETF – Pharma—n/vPure pharma exposure—
XBISPDR S&P Biotech ETFETF – Biotech—n/vHigher beta; benefits from M&A—
IHFiShares US Healthcare Providers ETFETF – Managed Care—n/vUNH/CVS recovery—

What type of market are we in: Weak

Key things for this week: Big earnings include $META, $TSLA, $NFLX, $GM and $PG. Chips remain weak: they fell for an eighth straight day, and the Nasdaq 100 lost 5.5% on the week

Are breakouts working: No

Are breakouts likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No, markets just chopping around in a weak environment

Are breakdowns likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: Selectively, 20% study bearish in the 50’s

Should I be trading: SIPs, don’t expect multi day moves to hold. Lots of things look to be setting up short.

Todays watchlist (stocks setting up): Symbols from TC2000
OUST
RKLB
DOCN
HPE
SOXL
QCOM
DELL
TQQQ
CRWV

SA 19/10/2026 – Money leaving the market – High selling pressure

Overall market trend: Bearish phase – day 27

Fridays market: Money leaving the market – High selling pressure

TC2000 McClellan: 36

Stocks above 40PMA T2108: 30

VIX: 20

52 week highs (US common stocks): 193

Seasonality: The historical case: October is the midterm year’s best month

Since 1950, October has been the best-performing month in U.S. midterm years, averaging a 3% gain for the S&P 500 and posting positive returns 73.7% of the time. November ranks second, averaging a 2.7% gain, with positive returns 78.9% of the time. The midterm effect is large. Across all years, October has been positive nearly 60% of the time since 1950, with an average gain of 0.89%, so the midterm version roughly triples the typical October return. LPL also notes that the improvement from October onwards in midterm years has not depended on which party holds the Presidency.

The key difference from the template.

The midterm Q4 rally has historically started from a deep autumn low, which you’ve already noted. Since 1950, the S&P 500 has suffered an average peak-to-trough decline of about 18% in midterm years. In 2026, the S&P 500 fell 5% in the first quarter, rallied 15% in the second, and gained 2% in the third, and it remains less than 2% below its last record close. The early-year weakness fits the pattern. But there hasn’t been an autumn flush, so the “relief rally off the lows” mechanism has less to work with. Detrick’s comment that the historical Q4 pattern should not be viewed in isolation applies here, especially with yields at 5.3% and oil above $100.

Overall, the seasonal tailwind for October 2026 is real but should be discounted. The usual setup (a washed-out market heading into the vote) is missing. The more likely route to a large Q4 might be a further pullback in October, followed by the post-election rally, rather than a straight run higher from here.

Indices:

$SOXX Downtrend

$QQQ: Downtrend

$SPY: No trend

$RSP: Uptrend

$DIA: Uptrend

$IWM: Downtrend

$BTC: No trend

$SQQQ: Uptrend

$UVIX: No trend

$TLT: Uptrend

$USO: Uptrend

$TNX: Downtrend

$GLD: No trend

$SLV: Downtrend

$SLX: Downtrend

2%+ sectors Friday:

  • $XLE +2.52%

2%- sectors Friday:

  • $IGV -4.80%
  • $HACK -4.21%
  • $SMH -3.41%
  • $XLK -3.02%
  • $XTL -2.92%
  • $JETS -2.67%
  • $IBB -2.61%
  • $TAN -2.11%

Main sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $XLE $XLV
  • Lagging – $XLF $XLI

Sub sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $RTH $IYT
  • Lagging – $TAN $JETS

Bitcoin: 82k ish

Themes:

Cybersecurity

Infrastructure

Cloud Computing

Semiconductors

Software

Clean energy

Crypto

Theme 1: Oil Shock & Energy Supercycle (Hormuz Supply Squeeze)

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryMarket CapYTD ReturnKey CatalystAnalyst Consensus
XOMExxonMobil Holdings CorporationEnergy / Integrated Oil & Gas$736Bn/vQ3 earnings 30 Oct; $4.5B refining tailwindModerate Buy; avg PT $175 (MS PT $185)
CVXChevron CorporationEnergy / Integrated Oil & Gas$440Bn/vQ3 earnings 30 Oct; near 52-week highBuy; avg PT $228 (MS PT $226)
COPConocoPhillipsEnergy / E&P$173Bn/vQ3 earnings 5 Nov; target raisesBuy; MS $159, Barclays $150, Wells $189
FANGDiamondback Energy, Inc.Energy / E&P (Permian)$55.7Bn/vScotiabank initiated Outperform; Q3 earnings 2 NovOverweight; mean PT mid-$230s
EOGEOG Resources, Inc.Energy / E&Pn/vn/vLeverage to $100 WTI; Q3 earningsn/v
OXYOccidental Petroleum CorporationEnergy / E&Pn/vn/vLeverage to $100 WTI; Q3 earningsn/v
MPCMarathon Petroleum CorporationEnergy / Refining~€122Bn/vDiesel tightness; Wells PT $400→$560; earnings 3 NovMixed; avg PT $418 (below price)
VLOValero Energy CorporationEnergy / Refiningn/vn/vRefiners expected to beat record Q2n/v
PSXPhillips 66Energy / Refiningn/vn/vDiesel crack spreadsn/v
FROFrontline plcEnergy / Crude Tankers (VLCC)~$13.2B+158% (to 8 Oct)Record VLCC spot ratesn/v
DHTDHT Holdings, Inc.Energy / Crude Tankers (VLCC)~$3.8B+104% (to 8 Oct)Pure VLCC spot exposuren/v
INSWInternational Seaways, Inc.Energy / Crude & Product Tankers$5.6B~+139%Buying Bruton (4 VLCCs); earnings 5 NovBuy; avg PT $120 (B. Riley $140)
STNGScorpio Tankers Inc.Energy / Product Tankers$4.1B~+63%Earnings 29 Oct; MS PT $76→$90Hold; avg PT $92–100
TNKTeekay Tankers Ltd.Energy / Crude Tankers~$3.5–3.7Bn/vEarnings 4 NovHold; avg PT $77 (below price)
TRMDTORM plcEnergy / Product Tankersn/vn/vHit 52-week high on product tanker ratesn/v
XLEEnergy Select Sector SPDR ETFETF – Energy—~+50%All-time high this week—
XOPSPDR S&P Oil & Gas E&P ETFETF – E&P—n/vEqual-weight producer exposure—
BWETBreakwave Tanker Shipping ETFETF – Freight futures—n/vTracks tanker freight rates—
OIHVanEck Oil Services ETFETF – Oilfield services—n/vCapex follow-through—

Theme 2: Defensive Rotation – Healthcare & Big Pharma Breakout

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryMarket CapYTD ReturnKey CatalystAnalyst Consensus
LLYEli Lilly and CompanyHealthcare / Pharma (GLP-1)~$1.1Tn/vQ3 earnings 29 Oct; RBC expects beat and raiseBuy; avg PT $1,339 (Cantor $1,440)
JNJJohnson & JohnsonHealthcare / Pharma & MedTechn/vn/vQ3 beat (EPS $2.59, revenue $25.4B)n/v
ABBVAbbVie Inc.Healthcare / Pharma (Immunology)$501Bn/vRecord high; Q3 earnings 30 OctBuy; avg PT $283 (Scotiabank $320)
MRKMerck & Co., Inc.Healthcare / Pharman/v+38% (to 9 Oct)Q3 earnings; sector momentumStreet PT ~$156 (Cantor Neutral $145)
UNHUnitedHealth Group IncorporatedHealthcare / Managed Caren/vn/vQ3 beat; 2026 EPS guide ≥$20.50; +9% on the weekBuy; avg PT ~$481
AMGNAmgen Inc.Healthcare / Biotech$230Bn/vRBC PT $400→$430Mixed; RBC Outperform, Guggenheim Neutral $378
GILDGilead Sciences, Inc.Healthcare / Biotechn/vn/vRose with the rotationn/v
BMYBristol-Myers Squibb CompanyHealthcare / Pharma$122Bn/vQ3 earnings 29 Oct; Phase 3 readoutsHold; avg PT ~$65
PFEPfizer Inc.Healthcare / Pharman/vn/vCantor raised PT (Neutral); value playn/v
MRNAModerna, Inc.Healthcare / Biotech (mRNA)n/v~+177% (reported)Personalised cancer vaccine; Goldman PT $137Mixed; still loss-making
TMOThermo Fisher Scientific Inc.Healthcare / Life-Science Toolsn/vn/vQ3 earningsn/v
ABTAbbott LaboratoriesHealthcare / MedTechn/vn/vDefensive MedTech; Q3 earningsn/v
CVSCVS Health CorporationHealthcare / Managed Care & Pharmacyn/vn/vManaged care lift after UNH beatn/v
ICLRICON plcHealthcare / CROn/vn/vDeutsche Bank sees bookings upsiden/v
FTREFortrea Holdings Inc.Healthcare / CROn/vn/vUpgraded to Buy at Deutsche BankBuy (DB)
XLVHealth Care Select Sector SPDR ETFETF – Healthcare—+15.9%Record high ~$177—
IHEiShares US Pharmaceuticals ETFETF – Pharma—n/vPure pharma exposure—
XBISPDR S&P Biotech ETFETF – Biotech—n/vHigher beta; benefits from M&A—
IHFiShares US Healthcare Providers ETFETF – Managed Care—n/vUNH/CVS recovery—

What type of market are we in: Weak, selling off

Key things for this week: Big earnings include $META, $TSLA, $NFLX, $GM and $PG. Chips remain weak: they fell for an eighth straight day, and the Nasdaq 100 lost 5.5% on the week

Are breakouts working: No

Are breakouts likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No, 20% study bullish is under 10 suggesting a short term bounce is likely but not likely a market to be holding positions for multiple days.

Are breakdowns likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No, 20% study bearish over 100 suggesting a bounce is coming, will it be a bounce or a more sustained move.

Should I be trading: SIPs, don’t expect multi day moves to hold.

Todays watchlist (stocks setting up): Nothing at the moment

$DRAM long 14/10/2026

Entry price – 51.61

SL – 50.99

Risk – 0.62 cents (just below LOD)

Time of entry – 14:36 BST

21 ADR – 1.75

Catalyst / setup – Markets gapped down on hot CPI read, which could reduce the likelihood of interest rates. Markets initially rose and the 20% bullish study was under 10 which is a bounce zone, the zCombo was bullish so took a low risk long position on a break of the opening 5m bar.

Result – No scales, fully stopped at 16:37 @ 50.99 for full loss -100%

$DRAM long 13/10/2026

Entry price – 51.64

SL – 51.30

Risk – 0.34 (just below LOD)

Time of entry – 14:32 BST

21 ADR – 1.74

Catalyst / setup – Down about 20% in approx a week and gapped down approx 5.5% at the open, memory being a key theme in the AI trade naturally will have a lot of eyes on it, my Zcombo indicator was leaning bullish from the open so took a low risk entry against the lows, risking 34 cents which I saw as a good R:R for playing an oversold bounce.

Result – Runner running, scaled 50% @ 14:39 after 1% move up at 52.01, and scaled another 50% @ 17:30 after 2% move at 52.62

Update 14/10 pre market: Runner stopped pre market on CPI print at 13:35 @ 51.30, approx 100% profit overall on the trade

SA 15/10/2026 – Money leaving the market – Very high selling pressure

Overall market trend: Bearish phase – day 25

Yesterdays market: Money leaving the market – Very high selling pressure

TC2000 McClellan: 1

Stocks above 40PMA T2108: 25

VIX: 17

52 week highs (US common stocks): 180

Seasonality: The historical case: October is the midterm year’s best month

Since 1950, October has been the best-performing month in U.S. midterm years, averaging a 3% gain for the S&P 500 and posting positive returns 73.7% of the time. November ranks second, averaging a 2.7% gain, with positive returns 78.9% of the time. The midterm effect is large. Across all years, October has been positive nearly 60% of the time since 1950, with an average gain of 0.89%, so the midterm version roughly triples the typical October return. LPL also notes that the improvement from October onwards in midterm years has not depended on which party holds the Presidency.

The key difference from the template.

The midterm Q4 rally has historically started from a deep autumn low, which you’ve already noted. Since 1950, the S&P 500 has suffered an average peak-to-trough decline of about 18% in midterm years. In 2026, the S&P 500 fell 5% in the first quarter, rallied 15% in the second, and gained 2% in the third, and it remains less than 2% below its last record close. The early-year weakness fits the pattern. But there hasn’t been an autumn flush, so the “relief rally off the lows” mechanism has less to work with. Detrick’s comment that the historical Q4 pattern should not be viewed in isolation applies here, especially with yields at 5.3% and oil above $100.

Overall, the seasonal tailwind for October 2026 is real but should be discounted. The usual setup (a washed-out market heading into the vote) is missing. The more likely route to a large Q4 might be a further pullback in October, followed by the post-election rally, rather than a straight run higher from here.

Indices:

$SOXX Downtrend

$QQQ: No trend

$SPY: No trend

$RSP: Uptrend

$DIA: Uptrend

$IWM: Downtrend

$BTC: Downtrend

$SQQQ: No trend

$UVIX: No trend

$TLT: Uptrend

$USO: Up trend

$TNX: Downtrend

$GLD: No trend

$SLV: Downtrend

$SLX: No trend

2%+ sectors yesterday:

  • $XLV +2.53%
  • $XLP +2.22%

2%- sectors yesterday:

  • $XTL -4.17%
  • $SMH -3.98%
  • $TAN -3.92%
  • $HACK -3.71%
  • $JETS -3.58%
  • $IGV -3.00%
  • $XLK -2.98%

Main sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $XLE $XLV
  • Lagging – $XLF $XLI

Sub sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $SMH $HACK
  • Lagging – $TAN $JETS

Bitcoin: 82k ish

Themes:

Cybersecurity

Infrastructure

Cloud Computing

Semiconductors

Software

Clean energy

Crypto

Theme 1: Oil Supply Shock — Refiners, Tankers & Crude Producers

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryPrice (9 Oct)Market Cap (≈)YTD Return (≈)Key CatalystAnalyst Consensus
VLOValero Energy CorporationEnergy / Refining & Marketing$433.75$134B+160%Gulf Coast crack spreads widen on Isaias outages; Q3 earnings late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
MPCMarathon Petroleum CorporationEnergy / Refining & Marketing$455.03$135B+170%Record refining margins; heavy buybacks; Q3 earnings early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
PSXPhillips 66Energy / Refining & Midstream$278.18$112B+105%Refining plus midstream leverage to tight fuel markets; Q3 late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
PBFPBF Energy Inc.Energy / Refining$84.85$9.8B+200%Highest-beta refiner; on top bullish-signal scans (RS 98)Hold; PT: verify
DINOHF Sinclair CorporationEnergy / Refining$121.30$22B+160%Inland refining margins; Q3 earnings early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
XOMExxon Mobil CorporationEnergy / Integrated Oil$168.94$720B+40%Brent near $100; Guyana volumes; Q3 earnings ~30 OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
CVXChevron CorporationEnergy / Integrated Oil$211.98$425B+40%Hess/Guyana integration; cash returns; Q3 earnings ~30 OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
COPConocoPhillipsEnergy / Exploration & Production$134.10$167B+50%Largest pure-play exploration & production leverage to crude; Q3 early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
APAAPA CorporationEnergy / Exploration & Production$46.03$16B+90%Among the top S&P 500 performers of 2026; Egypt gas and North Sea exposureHold; PT: verify
OXYOccidental Petroleum CorporationEnergy / Exploration & Production$60.11$59B+45%Permian oil leverage; debt reductionHold; PT: verify
FROFrontline plcMarine Shipping / Crude Tankers$56.10$12.5B+150%Very large crude carrier (VLCC) rates spike on Hormuz rerouting and war-risk premiumsBuy; PT: verify
STNGScorpio Tankers Inc.Marine Shipping / Product Tankers$85.14$4.3B+65%Product tanker demand from diesel arbitrage and Gulf refinery outagesBuy; PT: verify
INSWInternational Seaways, Inc.Marine Shipping / Crude & Product Tankers$119.82$5.9B+145%Mixed crude and product fleet; spot rate exposureBuy; PT: verify
ECOOkeanis Eco Tankers Corp.Marine Shipping / Crude Tankers$93.11$3.0B+200%#4 bullish signal on 8 Oct (RSI 77, +33% in one month)Buy; PT: verify
TKTeekay Corporation Ltd.Marine Shipping / Tankers$15.27$1.3B+65%#2 bullish signal on 8 Oct; holding company exposure to tanker spot ratesHold; PT: verify
ETF XLEEnergy Select Sector SPDREnergy sector——+37.6% (to 2 Oct)Broad energy—
ETF XOPSPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & ProductionExploration & production———Upstream beta—
ETF CRAKVanEck Oil Refiners ETFGlobal refiners———Pure refining—
ETF OIHVanEck Oil Services ETFOilfield services———Capital spending follow-through—

Theme 2: AI Power & Nuclear Grid Buildout

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryPrice (9 Oct)Market Cap (≈)YTD Return (≈)Key CatalystAnalyst Consensus
CEGConstellation Energy CorporationUtilities / Nuclear Independent Power Producer$298.07$108B−15%Google 890 MW 20-year plus 2.7 GW 15-year deals; Amazon deal; Q3 early NovBuy; PT ≈ $342
VSTVistra Corp.Utilities / Independent Power Producer$161.48$55B≈0%Reported $4B federal nuclear loan; Cogentrix acquisitionModerate Buy; PT: verify
TLNTalen Energy CorporationUtilities / Independent Power Producer$378.57$17B≈0%Susquehanna nuclear plant supply to an Amazon (AWS) data center campusBuy; PT: verify
NRGNRG Energy, Inc.Utilities / Independent Power Producer$107.97$23B−30%Texas grid data center load; gas fleet expansionModerate Buy; PT: verify
GEVGE Vernova Inc.Industrials / Power Equipment$1,004.73$273B+55%Gas turbine and grid backlog; small modular reactors; Q3 earnings ~22 OctModerate Buy; PT ≈ $1,133
BEBloom Energy CorporationIndustrials / Fuel Cells$280.50$66B+180%Oracle Project Jupiter fuel cells (up to 2.45 GW); Q3 late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
OKLOOklo Inc.Utilities / Small Modular Reactors$34.70$5.6B−50%Nuclear Regulatory Commission licensing milestones; Switch 12 GW agreementModerate Buy; PT: verify
SMRNuScale Power CorporationIndustrials / Small Modular Reactors$7.20$2.2B−55%Certified small modular reactor design; deal-flow optionalityHold; PT: verify
CCJCameco CorporationMaterials / Uranium$88.06$38B≈0%Uranium contracting; Westinghouse stakeBuy; PT: verify
LEUCentrus Energy Corp.Materials / Nuclear Fuel Enrichment$142.44$2.7B−45%Enrichment capacity for low-enriched and high-assay fuel; Department of Energy fundingModerate Buy; PT: verify
BWXTBWX Technologies, Inc.Industrials / Nuclear Components$143.83$13B−15%Naval reactors; advanced reactor fuelModerate Buy; PT: verify
PWRQuanta Services, Inc.Industrials / Grid Construction$705.94$105B+65%Transmission buildout for nuclear uprates and data centers; Q3 late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
ETNEaton Corporation plcIndustrials / Electrical Equipment$429.65$168B+30%Data center power distribution; Q3 early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
NEENextEra Energy, Inc.Utilities / Regulated + Renewables$77.38$159B−3%Duane Arnold nuclear restart for GoogleModerate Buy; PT: verify
ETREntergy CorporationUtilities / Regulated$102.80$46B+10%Flipped bullish on the turnaround scans; Gulf South data center load growthModerate Buy; PT: verify
ETF URAGlobal X Uranium ETFUranium & nuclear———Nuclear beta—
ETF NLRVanEck Uranium & Nuclear ETFNuclear utilities & fuel———Lower-volatility nuclear—
ETF NUKZRange Nuclear Renaissance ETFNuclear buildout———Small modular reactors and supply chain—
ETF GRIDFirst Trust Clean Edge Smart Grid ETFGrid infrastructure———Electrification—
ETF XLUUtilities Select Sector SPDRUtilities——−7.8% (to 2 Oct)Broad utilities—

What type of market are we in: Selling off

Are breakouts working: No

Are breakouts likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No

Are breakdowns likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: Maybe

Should I be trading: Hot CPI report seemed to kick off a tech sell off, markets getting hit hard and hitting numerous oversold levels. Expect a bounce in the coming days ideally see a 1000+ buying day. Earnings season picking up. Current market not for my style of trading.

Todays watchlist (stocks setting up): Nothing at the moment

SA 14/10/2026 – Money leaving the market – High selling pressure

Overall market trend: Bearish phase – day 24

Yesterdays market: Money leaving the market – High selling pressure

TC2000 McClellan: 43

Stocks above 40PMA T2108: 29

VIX: 15

52 week highs (US common stocks): 193

Seasonality: The historical case: October is the midterm year’s best month

Since 1950, October has been the best-performing month in U.S. midterm years, averaging a 3% gain for the S&P 500 and posting positive returns 73.7% of the time. November ranks second, averaging a 2.7% gain, with positive returns 78.9% of the time. The midterm effect is large. Across all years, October has been positive nearly 60% of the time since 1950, with an average gain of 0.89%, so the midterm version roughly triples the typical October return. LPL also notes that the improvement from October onwards in midterm years has not depended on which party holds the Presidency.

The key difference from the template.

The midterm Q4 rally has historically started from a deep autumn low, which you’ve already noted. Since 1950, the S&P 500 has suffered an average peak-to-trough decline of about 18% in midterm years. In 2026, the S&P 500 fell 5% in the first quarter, rallied 15% in the second, and gained 2% in the third, and it remains less than 2% below its last record close. The early-year weakness fits the pattern. But there hasn’t been an autumn flush, so the “relief rally off the lows” mechanism has less to work with. Detrick’s comment that the historical Q4 pattern should not be viewed in isolation applies here, especially with yields at 5.3% and oil above $100.

Overall, the seasonal tailwind for October 2026 is real but should be discounted. The usual setup (a washed-out market heading into the vote) is missing. The more likely route to a large Q4 might be a further pullback in October, followed by the post-election rally, rather than a straight run higher from here.

Indices:

$SOXX Downtrend

$QQQ: No trend

$SPY: Uptrend

$RSP: Uptrend

$DIA: Uptrend

$IWM: Downtrend

$BTC: Downtrend

$SQQQ: No trend

$UVIX: Downtrend

$TLT: No trend

$USO: Up trend

$TNX: No trend

$GLD: No trend

$SLV: Downtrend

$SLX: No trend

2%+ sectors yesterday:

  • $TAN +2.07%

2%- sectors yesterday:

  • $IBB -2.08%

Main sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $XLE $XLK
  • Lagging – $XLF $XLB

Sub sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $IGV $HACK
  • Lagging – $TAN $KRE

Bitcoin: 84k ish

Themes:

Cybersecurity

Infrastructure

Cloud Computing

Semiconductors

Software

Clean energy

Crypto

Theme 1: Oil Supply Shock — Refiners, Tankers & Crude Producers

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryPrice (9 Oct)Market Cap (≈)YTD Return (≈)Key CatalystAnalyst Consensus
VLOValero Energy CorporationEnergy / Refining & Marketing$433.75$134B+160%Gulf Coast crack spreads widen on Isaias outages; Q3 earnings late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
MPCMarathon Petroleum CorporationEnergy / Refining & Marketing$455.03$135B+170%Record refining margins; heavy buybacks; Q3 earnings early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
PSXPhillips 66Energy / Refining & Midstream$278.18$112B+105%Refining plus midstream leverage to tight fuel markets; Q3 late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
PBFPBF Energy Inc.Energy / Refining$84.85$9.8B+200%Highest-beta refiner; on top bullish-signal scans (RS 98)Hold; PT: verify
DINOHF Sinclair CorporationEnergy / Refining$121.30$22B+160%Inland refining margins; Q3 earnings early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
XOMExxon Mobil CorporationEnergy / Integrated Oil$168.94$720B+40%Brent near $100; Guyana volumes; Q3 earnings ~30 OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
CVXChevron CorporationEnergy / Integrated Oil$211.98$425B+40%Hess/Guyana integration; cash returns; Q3 earnings ~30 OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
COPConocoPhillipsEnergy / Exploration & Production$134.10$167B+50%Largest pure-play exploration & production leverage to crude; Q3 early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
APAAPA CorporationEnergy / Exploration & Production$46.03$16B+90%Among the top S&P 500 performers of 2026; Egypt gas and North Sea exposureHold; PT: verify
OXYOccidental Petroleum CorporationEnergy / Exploration & Production$60.11$59B+45%Permian oil leverage; debt reductionHold; PT: verify
FROFrontline plcMarine Shipping / Crude Tankers$56.10$12.5B+150%Very large crude carrier (VLCC) rates spike on Hormuz rerouting and war-risk premiumsBuy; PT: verify
STNGScorpio Tankers Inc.Marine Shipping / Product Tankers$85.14$4.3B+65%Product tanker demand from diesel arbitrage and Gulf refinery outagesBuy; PT: verify
INSWInternational Seaways, Inc.Marine Shipping / Crude & Product Tankers$119.82$5.9B+145%Mixed crude and product fleet; spot rate exposureBuy; PT: verify
ECOOkeanis Eco Tankers Corp.Marine Shipping / Crude Tankers$93.11$3.0B+200%#4 bullish signal on 8 Oct (RSI 77, +33% in one month)Buy; PT: verify
TKTeekay Corporation Ltd.Marine Shipping / Tankers$15.27$1.3B+65%#2 bullish signal on 8 Oct; holding company exposure to tanker spot ratesHold; PT: verify
ETF XLEEnergy Select Sector SPDREnergy sector——+37.6% (to 2 Oct)Broad energy—
ETF XOPSPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & ProductionExploration & production———Upstream beta—
ETF CRAKVanEck Oil Refiners ETFGlobal refiners———Pure refining—
ETF OIHVanEck Oil Services ETFOilfield services———Capital spending follow-through—

Theme 2: AI Power & Nuclear Grid Buildout

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryPrice (9 Oct)Market Cap (≈)YTD Return (≈)Key CatalystAnalyst Consensus
CEGConstellation Energy CorporationUtilities / Nuclear Independent Power Producer$298.07$108B−15%Google 890 MW 20-year plus 2.7 GW 15-year deals; Amazon deal; Q3 early NovBuy; PT ≈ $342
VSTVistra Corp.Utilities / Independent Power Producer$161.48$55B≈0%Reported $4B federal nuclear loan; Cogentrix acquisitionModerate Buy; PT: verify
TLNTalen Energy CorporationUtilities / Independent Power Producer$378.57$17B≈0%Susquehanna nuclear plant supply to an Amazon (AWS) data center campusBuy; PT: verify
NRGNRG Energy, Inc.Utilities / Independent Power Producer$107.97$23B−30%Texas grid data center load; gas fleet expansionModerate Buy; PT: verify
GEVGE Vernova Inc.Industrials / Power Equipment$1,004.73$273B+55%Gas turbine and grid backlog; small modular reactors; Q3 earnings ~22 OctModerate Buy; PT ≈ $1,133
BEBloom Energy CorporationIndustrials / Fuel Cells$280.50$66B+180%Oracle Project Jupiter fuel cells (up to 2.45 GW); Q3 late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
OKLOOklo Inc.Utilities / Small Modular Reactors$34.70$5.6B−50%Nuclear Regulatory Commission licensing milestones; Switch 12 GW agreementModerate Buy; PT: verify
SMRNuScale Power CorporationIndustrials / Small Modular Reactors$7.20$2.2B−55%Certified small modular reactor design; deal-flow optionalityHold; PT: verify
CCJCameco CorporationMaterials / Uranium$88.06$38B≈0%Uranium contracting; Westinghouse stakeBuy; PT: verify
LEUCentrus Energy Corp.Materials / Nuclear Fuel Enrichment$142.44$2.7B−45%Enrichment capacity for low-enriched and high-assay fuel; Department of Energy fundingModerate Buy; PT: verify
BWXTBWX Technologies, Inc.Industrials / Nuclear Components$143.83$13B−15%Naval reactors; advanced reactor fuelModerate Buy; PT: verify
PWRQuanta Services, Inc.Industrials / Grid Construction$705.94$105B+65%Transmission buildout for nuclear uprates and data centers; Q3 late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
ETNEaton Corporation plcIndustrials / Electrical Equipment$429.65$168B+30%Data center power distribution; Q3 early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
NEENextEra Energy, Inc.Utilities / Regulated + Renewables$77.38$159B−3%Duane Arnold nuclear restart for GoogleModerate Buy; PT: verify
ETREntergy CorporationUtilities / Regulated$102.80$46B+10%Flipped bullish on the turnaround scans; Gulf South data center load growthModerate Buy; PT: verify
ETF URAGlobal X Uranium ETFUranium & nuclear———Nuclear beta—
ETF NLRVanEck Uranium & Nuclear ETFNuclear utilities & fuel———Lower-volatility nuclear—
ETF NUKZRange Nuclear Renaissance ETFNuclear buildout———Small modular reactors and supply chain—
ETF GRIDFirst Trust Clean Edge Smart Grid ETFGrid infrastructure———Electrification—
ETF XLUUtilities Select Sector SPDRUtilities——−7.8% (to 2 Oct)Broad utilities—

What type of market are we in: Choppy

Are breakouts working: Selectively

Are breakouts likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No

Are breakdowns likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No

Should I be trading: Earnings season started should provide some catalysts and potentially move the market out of the current chop phase. EP9 and SIPs with catalysts. 20% study bullish under 10 so in the bounce area.

Todays watchlist (stocks setting up): Nothing at the moment

SA 13/10/2026 – Money leaving the market – High selling pressure

Overall market trend: Bearish phase – day 23

Yesterdays market: Money leaving the market – High selling pressure

TC2000 McClellan: 31

Stocks above 40PMA T2108: 27

VIX: 15

52 week highs (US common stocks): 192

Seasonality: The historical case: October is the midterm year’s best month

Since 1950, October has been the best-performing month in U.S. midterm years, averaging a 3% gain for the S&P 500 and posting positive returns 73.7% of the time. November ranks second, averaging a 2.7% gain, with positive returns 78.9% of the time. The midterm effect is large. Across all years, October has been positive nearly 60% of the time since 1950, with an average gain of 0.89%, so the midterm version roughly triples the typical October return. LPL also notes that the improvement from October onwards in midterm years has not depended on which party holds the Presidency.

The key difference from the template.

The midterm Q4 rally has historically started from a deep autumn low, which you’ve already noted. Since 1950, the S&P 500 has suffered an average peak-to-trough decline of about 18% in midterm years. In 2026, the S&P 500 fell 5% in the first quarter, rallied 15% in the second, and gained 2% in the third, and it remains less than 2% below its last record close. The early-year weakness fits the pattern. But there hasn’t been an autumn flush, so the “relief rally off the lows” mechanism has less to work with. Detrick’s comment that the historical Q4 pattern should not be viewed in isolation applies here, especially with yields at 5.3% and oil above $100.

Overall, the seasonal tailwind for October 2026 is real but should be discounted. The usual setup (a washed-out market heading into the vote) is missing. The more likely route to a large Q4 might be a further pullback in October, followed by the post-election rally, rather than a straight run higher from here.

Indices:

$SOXX Downtrend

$QQQ: No trend

$SPY: Uptrend

$RSP: Uptrend

$DIA: No trend

$IWM: Downtrend

$BTC: Downtrend

$SQQQ: No trend

$UVIX: Downtrend

$TLT: No trend

$USO: No trend

$TNX: No trend

$GLD: No trend

$SLV: No trend

$SLX: No trend

2%+ sectors yesterday:

  • None

2%- sectors yesterday:

  • $HACK -2.69%
  • $XTL -2.23%
  • $SMH -2.05%

Main sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $XLV $XLK
  • Lagging – $XLF $XLB

Sub sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $SMH $HACK
  • Lagging – $TAN $KRE

Bitcoin: 84k ish

Themes:

Cybersecurity

Infrastructure

Cloud Computing

Semiconductors

Software

Clean energy

Crypto

Theme 1: Oil Supply Shock — Refiners, Tankers & Crude Producers

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryPrice (9 Oct)Market Cap (≈)YTD Return (≈)Key CatalystAnalyst Consensus
VLOValero Energy CorporationEnergy / Refining & Marketing$433.75$134B+160%Gulf Coast crack spreads widen on Isaias outages; Q3 earnings late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
MPCMarathon Petroleum CorporationEnergy / Refining & Marketing$455.03$135B+170%Record refining margins; heavy buybacks; Q3 earnings early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
PSXPhillips 66Energy / Refining & Midstream$278.18$112B+105%Refining plus midstream leverage to tight fuel markets; Q3 late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
PBFPBF Energy Inc.Energy / Refining$84.85$9.8B+200%Highest-beta refiner; on top bullish-signal scans (RS 98)Hold; PT: verify
DINOHF Sinclair CorporationEnergy / Refining$121.30$22B+160%Inland refining margins; Q3 earnings early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
XOMExxon Mobil CorporationEnergy / Integrated Oil$168.94$720B+40%Brent near $100; Guyana volumes; Q3 earnings ~30 OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
CVXChevron CorporationEnergy / Integrated Oil$211.98$425B+40%Hess/Guyana integration; cash returns; Q3 earnings ~30 OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
COPConocoPhillipsEnergy / Exploration & Production$134.10$167B+50%Largest pure-play exploration & production leverage to crude; Q3 early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
APAAPA CorporationEnergy / Exploration & Production$46.03$16B+90%Among the top S&P 500 performers of 2026; Egypt gas and North Sea exposureHold; PT: verify
OXYOccidental Petroleum CorporationEnergy / Exploration & Production$60.11$59B+45%Permian oil leverage; debt reductionHold; PT: verify
FROFrontline plcMarine Shipping / Crude Tankers$56.10$12.5B+150%Very large crude carrier (VLCC) rates spike on Hormuz rerouting and war-risk premiumsBuy; PT: verify
STNGScorpio Tankers Inc.Marine Shipping / Product Tankers$85.14$4.3B+65%Product tanker demand from diesel arbitrage and Gulf refinery outagesBuy; PT: verify
INSWInternational Seaways, Inc.Marine Shipping / Crude & Product Tankers$119.82$5.9B+145%Mixed crude and product fleet; spot rate exposureBuy; PT: verify
ECOOkeanis Eco Tankers Corp.Marine Shipping / Crude Tankers$93.11$3.0B+200%#4 bullish signal on 8 Oct (RSI 77, +33% in one month)Buy; PT: verify
TKTeekay Corporation Ltd.Marine Shipping / Tankers$15.27$1.3B+65%#2 bullish signal on 8 Oct; holding company exposure to tanker spot ratesHold; PT: verify
ETF XLEEnergy Select Sector SPDREnergy sector——+37.6% (to 2 Oct)Broad energy—
ETF XOPSPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & ProductionExploration & production———Upstream beta—
ETF CRAKVanEck Oil Refiners ETFGlobal refiners———Pure refining—
ETF OIHVanEck Oil Services ETFOilfield services———Capital spending follow-through—

Theme 2: AI Power & Nuclear Grid Buildout

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryPrice (9 Oct)Market Cap (≈)YTD Return (≈)Key CatalystAnalyst Consensus
CEGConstellation Energy CorporationUtilities / Nuclear Independent Power Producer$298.07$108B−15%Google 890 MW 20-year plus 2.7 GW 15-year deals; Amazon deal; Q3 early NovBuy; PT ≈ $342
VSTVistra Corp.Utilities / Independent Power Producer$161.48$55B≈0%Reported $4B federal nuclear loan; Cogentrix acquisitionModerate Buy; PT: verify
TLNTalen Energy CorporationUtilities / Independent Power Producer$378.57$17B≈0%Susquehanna nuclear plant supply to an Amazon (AWS) data center campusBuy; PT: verify
NRGNRG Energy, Inc.Utilities / Independent Power Producer$107.97$23B−30%Texas grid data center load; gas fleet expansionModerate Buy; PT: verify
GEVGE Vernova Inc.Industrials / Power Equipment$1,004.73$273B+55%Gas turbine and grid backlog; small modular reactors; Q3 earnings ~22 OctModerate Buy; PT ≈ $1,133
BEBloom Energy CorporationIndustrials / Fuel Cells$280.50$66B+180%Oracle Project Jupiter fuel cells (up to 2.45 GW); Q3 late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
OKLOOklo Inc.Utilities / Small Modular Reactors$34.70$5.6B−50%Nuclear Regulatory Commission licensing milestones; Switch 12 GW agreementModerate Buy; PT: verify
SMRNuScale Power CorporationIndustrials / Small Modular Reactors$7.20$2.2B−55%Certified small modular reactor design; deal-flow optionalityHold; PT: verify
CCJCameco CorporationMaterials / Uranium$88.06$38B≈0%Uranium contracting; Westinghouse stakeBuy; PT: verify
LEUCentrus Energy Corp.Materials / Nuclear Fuel Enrichment$142.44$2.7B−45%Enrichment capacity for low-enriched and high-assay fuel; Department of Energy fundingModerate Buy; PT: verify
BWXTBWX Technologies, Inc.Industrials / Nuclear Components$143.83$13B−15%Naval reactors; advanced reactor fuelModerate Buy; PT: verify
PWRQuanta Services, Inc.Industrials / Grid Construction$705.94$105B+65%Transmission buildout for nuclear uprates and data centers; Q3 late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
ETNEaton Corporation plcIndustrials / Electrical Equipment$429.65$168B+30%Data center power distribution; Q3 early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
NEENextEra Energy, Inc.Utilities / Regulated + Renewables$77.38$159B−3%Duane Arnold nuclear restart for GoogleModerate Buy; PT: verify
ETREntergy CorporationUtilities / Regulated$102.80$46B+10%Flipped bullish on the turnaround scans; Gulf South data center load growthModerate Buy; PT: verify
ETF URAGlobal X Uranium ETFUranium & nuclear———Nuclear beta—
ETF NLRVanEck Uranium & Nuclear ETFNuclear utilities & fuel———Lower-volatility nuclear—
ETF NUKZRange Nuclear Renaissance ETFNuclear buildout———Small modular reactors and supply chain—
ETF GRIDFirst Trust Clean Edge Smart Grid ETFGrid infrastructure———Electrification—
ETF XLUUtilities Select Sector SPDRUtilities——−7.8% (to 2 Oct)Broad utilities—

What type of market are we in: Choppy

Are breakouts working: Selectively

Are breakouts likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No

Are breakdowns likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No

Should I be trading: Earnings season starts today with the banks should provide some catalysts and potentially move the market out of the current chop phase. EP9 and SIPs with catalysts. 20% study bullish is 9 so in the bounce area.

Todays watchlist (stocks setting up): $HOOD $MSTR

SA 12/10/2026 – Money entering the market – Normal buying pressure

Overall market trend: Bearish phase – day 22

Fridays market: Money entering the market – Normal buying pressure

TC2000 McClellan: 21

Stocks above 40PMA T2108: 25

VIX: 15

52 week highs (US common stocks): 199

Seasonality: The historical case: October is the midterm year’s best month

Since 1950, October has been the best-performing month in U.S. midterm years, averaging a 3% gain for the S&P 500 and posting positive returns 73.7% of the time. November ranks second, averaging a 2.7% gain, with positive returns 78.9% of the time. The midterm effect is large. Across all years, October has been positive nearly 60% of the time since 1950, with an average gain of 0.89%, so the midterm version roughly triples the typical October return. LPL also notes that the improvement from October onwards in midterm years has not depended on which party holds the Presidency.

The key difference from the template.

The midterm Q4 rally has historically started from a deep autumn low, which you’ve already noted. Since 1950, the S&P 500 has suffered an average peak-to-trough decline of about 18% in midterm years. In 2026, the S&P 500 fell 5% in the first quarter, rallied 15% in the second, and gained 2% in the third, and it remains less than 2% below its last record close. The early-year weakness fits the pattern. But there hasn’t been an autumn flush, so the “relief rally off the lows” mechanism has less to work with. Detrick’s comment that the historical Q4 pattern should not be viewed in isolation applies here, especially with yields at 5.3% and oil above $100.

Overall, the seasonal tailwind for October 2026 is real but should be discounted. The usual setup (a washed-out market heading into the vote) is missing. The more likely route to a large Q4 might be a further pullback in October, followed by the post-election rally, rather than a straight run higher from here.

Indices:

$SOXX Downtrend

$QQQ: Uptrend

$SPY: Uptrend

$RSP: Uptrend

$DIA: No trend

$IWM: Downtrend

$BTC: Downtrend

$SQQQ: Downtrend

$UVIX: Downtrend

$TLT: No trend

$USO: No trend

$TNX: No trend

$GLD: No trend

$SLV: No trend

$SLX: No trend

2%+ sectors Friday:

  • $HACK +4.32%
  • $IBB +3.00%
  • $IGV +2.81%

2%- sectors Friday:

  • None

Main sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $XLV $XLK
  • Lagging – $XLF $XLB

Sub sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $IGV $HACK
  • Lagging – $TAN $KRE

Bitcoin: 84k ish

Themes:

Cybersecurity

Infrastructure

Cloud Computing

Semiconductors

Software

Clean energy

Crypto

Theme 1: Oil Supply Shock — Refiners, Tankers & Crude Producers

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryPrice (9 Oct)Market Cap (≈)YTD Return (≈)Key CatalystAnalyst Consensus
VLOValero Energy CorporationEnergy / Refining & Marketing$433.75$134B+160%Gulf Coast crack spreads widen on Isaias outages; Q3 earnings late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
MPCMarathon Petroleum CorporationEnergy / Refining & Marketing$455.03$135B+170%Record refining margins; heavy buybacks; Q3 earnings early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
PSXPhillips 66Energy / Refining & Midstream$278.18$112B+105%Refining plus midstream leverage to tight fuel markets; Q3 late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
PBFPBF Energy Inc.Energy / Refining$84.85$9.8B+200%Highest-beta refiner; on top bullish-signal scans (RS 98)Hold; PT: verify
DINOHF Sinclair CorporationEnergy / Refining$121.30$22B+160%Inland refining margins; Q3 earnings early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
XOMExxon Mobil CorporationEnergy / Integrated Oil$168.94$720B+40%Brent near $100; Guyana volumes; Q3 earnings ~30 OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
CVXChevron CorporationEnergy / Integrated Oil$211.98$425B+40%Hess/Guyana integration; cash returns; Q3 earnings ~30 OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
COPConocoPhillipsEnergy / Exploration & Production$134.10$167B+50%Largest pure-play exploration & production leverage to crude; Q3 early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
APAAPA CorporationEnergy / Exploration & Production$46.03$16B+90%Among the top S&P 500 performers of 2026; Egypt gas and North Sea exposureHold; PT: verify
OXYOccidental Petroleum CorporationEnergy / Exploration & Production$60.11$59B+45%Permian oil leverage; debt reductionHold; PT: verify
FROFrontline plcMarine Shipping / Crude Tankers$56.10$12.5B+150%Very large crude carrier (VLCC) rates spike on Hormuz rerouting and war-risk premiumsBuy; PT: verify
STNGScorpio Tankers Inc.Marine Shipping / Product Tankers$85.14$4.3B+65%Product tanker demand from diesel arbitrage and Gulf refinery outagesBuy; PT: verify
INSWInternational Seaways, Inc.Marine Shipping / Crude & Product Tankers$119.82$5.9B+145%Mixed crude and product fleet; spot rate exposureBuy; PT: verify
ECOOkeanis Eco Tankers Corp.Marine Shipping / Crude Tankers$93.11$3.0B+200%#4 bullish signal on 8 Oct (RSI 77, +33% in one month)Buy; PT: verify
TKTeekay Corporation Ltd.Marine Shipping / Tankers$15.27$1.3B+65%#2 bullish signal on 8 Oct; holding company exposure to tanker spot ratesHold; PT: verify
ETF XLEEnergy Select Sector SPDREnergy sector——+37.6% (to 2 Oct)Broad energy—
ETF XOPSPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & ProductionExploration & production———Upstream beta—
ETF CRAKVanEck Oil Refiners ETFGlobal refiners———Pure refining—
ETF OIHVanEck Oil Services ETFOilfield services———Capital spending follow-through—

Theme 2: AI Power & Nuclear Grid Buildout

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryPrice (9 Oct)Market Cap (≈)YTD Return (≈)Key CatalystAnalyst Consensus
CEGConstellation Energy CorporationUtilities / Nuclear Independent Power Producer$298.07$108B−15%Google 890 MW 20-year plus 2.7 GW 15-year deals; Amazon deal; Q3 early NovBuy; PT ≈ $342
VSTVistra Corp.Utilities / Independent Power Producer$161.48$55B≈0%Reported $4B federal nuclear loan; Cogentrix acquisitionModerate Buy; PT: verify
TLNTalen Energy CorporationUtilities / Independent Power Producer$378.57$17B≈0%Susquehanna nuclear plant supply to an Amazon (AWS) data center campusBuy; PT: verify
NRGNRG Energy, Inc.Utilities / Independent Power Producer$107.97$23B−30%Texas grid data center load; gas fleet expansionModerate Buy; PT: verify
GEVGE Vernova Inc.Industrials / Power Equipment$1,004.73$273B+55%Gas turbine and grid backlog; small modular reactors; Q3 earnings ~22 OctModerate Buy; PT ≈ $1,133
BEBloom Energy CorporationIndustrials / Fuel Cells$280.50$66B+180%Oracle Project Jupiter fuel cells (up to 2.45 GW); Q3 late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
OKLOOklo Inc.Utilities / Small Modular Reactors$34.70$5.6B−50%Nuclear Regulatory Commission licensing milestones; Switch 12 GW agreementModerate Buy; PT: verify
SMRNuScale Power CorporationIndustrials / Small Modular Reactors$7.20$2.2B−55%Certified small modular reactor design; deal-flow optionalityHold; PT: verify
CCJCameco CorporationMaterials / Uranium$88.06$38B≈0%Uranium contracting; Westinghouse stakeBuy; PT: verify
LEUCentrus Energy Corp.Materials / Nuclear Fuel Enrichment$142.44$2.7B−45%Enrichment capacity for low-enriched and high-assay fuel; Department of Energy fundingModerate Buy; PT: verify
BWXTBWX Technologies, Inc.Industrials / Nuclear Components$143.83$13B−15%Naval reactors; advanced reactor fuelModerate Buy; PT: verify
PWRQuanta Services, Inc.Industrials / Grid Construction$705.94$105B+65%Transmission buildout for nuclear uprates and data centers; Q3 late OctModerate Buy; PT: verify
ETNEaton Corporation plcIndustrials / Electrical Equipment$429.65$168B+30%Data center power distribution; Q3 early NovModerate Buy; PT: verify
NEENextEra Energy, Inc.Utilities / Regulated + Renewables$77.38$159B−3%Duane Arnold nuclear restart for GoogleModerate Buy; PT: verify
ETREntergy CorporationUtilities / Regulated$102.80$46B+10%Flipped bullish on the turnaround scans; Gulf South data center load growthModerate Buy; PT: verify
ETF URAGlobal X Uranium ETFUranium & nuclear———Nuclear beta—
ETF NLRVanEck Uranium & Nuclear ETFNuclear utilities & fuel———Lower-volatility nuclear—
ETF NUKZRange Nuclear Renaissance ETFNuclear buildout———Small modular reactors and supply chain—
ETF GRIDFirst Trust Clean Edge Smart Grid ETFGrid infrastructure———Electrification—
ETF XLUUtilities Select Sector SPDRUtilities——−7.8% (to 2 Oct)Broad utilities—

What type of market are we in: Choppy

Are breakouts working: Selectively

Are breakouts likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No

Are breakdowns likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No

Should I be trading: Start of earnings season should provide some catalysts and potentially move the market out of the current chop phase. EP9 and SIPs with catalysts.

Todays watchlist (stocks setting up): Symbols from TC2000
$PATH
$NOK
$PL
$BE
$SOXX
$META
$TQQQ
$MMED
$DRAM

SA 09/10/2026 – Money leaving the market – Normal selling pressure

Overall market trend: Bearish phase – day 21

Yesterdays market: Money leaving the market – Normal selling pressure

TC2000 McClellan: -15

Stocks above 40PMA T2108: 24

VIX: 15

52 week highs (US common stocks): 187

Seasonality: The historical case: October is the midterm year’s best month

Since 1950, October has been the best-performing month in U.S. midterm years, averaging a 3% gain for the S&P 500 and posting positive returns 73.7% of the time. November ranks second, averaging a 2.7% gain, with positive returns 78.9% of the time. The midterm effect is large. Across all years, October has been positive nearly 60% of the time since 1950, with an average gain of 0.89%, so the midterm version roughly triples the typical October return. LPL also notes that the improvement from October onwards in midterm years has not depended on which party holds the Presidency.

The key difference from the template.

The midterm Q4 rally has historically started from a deep autumn low, which you’ve already noted. Since 1950, the S&P 500 has suffered an average peak-to-trough decline of about 18% in midterm years. In 2026, the S&P 500 fell 5% in the first quarter, rallied 15% in the second, and gained 2% in the third, and it remains less than 2% below its last record close. The early-year weakness fits the pattern. But there hasn’t been an autumn flush, so the “relief rally off the lows” mechanism has less to work with. Detrick’s comment that the historical Q4 pattern should not be viewed in isolation applies here, especially with yields at 5.3% and oil above $100.

Overall, the seasonal tailwind for October 2026 is real but should be discounted. The usual setup (a washed-out market heading into the vote) is missing. The more likely route to a large Q4 might be a further pullback in October, followed by the post-election rally, rather than a straight run higher from here.

Indices:

$SOXX No trend

$QQQ: Uptrend

$SPY: Uptrend

$RSP: No trend

$DIA: Downtrend

$IWM: Downtrend

$BTC: Downtrend

$SQQQ: Downtrend

$UVIX: Downtrend

$TLT: No trend

$USO: No trend

$TNX: No trend

$GLD: Downtrend

$SLV: Downtrend

$SLX: No trend

2%+ sectors yesterday:

  • $XLE +2.97%
  • $XLP +2.11%

2%- sectors yesterday:

  • $XTL -2.89%
  • $SMH -2.84%

Main sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $XLE $XLK
  • Lagging – $XLF $XLU

Sub sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $IGV $HACK
  • Lagging – $TAN $KRE

Bitcoin: 83k ish

Themes:

Cybersecurity

Infrastructure

Cloud Computing

Semiconductors

Software

Clean energy

Crypto

THEME 1: AI Chip Equipment & Fab Capex Supercycle

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryMarket CapYTD ReturnKey CatalystAnalyst Consensus
AMATApplied Materials, Inc.Semis – Wafer Fab Equipmentverify~+100%+10.95% wk; Morgan Stanley raised 2027 EPS est. to $20.92Buy; PT verify
LRCXLam Research CorporationSemis – Etch/Deposition~$420Bverify+10.24% wk; Micron memory capex read-across; earnings late OctBuy; PT verify
KLACKLA CorporationSemis – Process Controlverify+62.6%+10.10% wk; JPM top US equipment pickBuy; PT verify
ASMLASML Holding N.V.Semis – LithographyverifyverifyQ3 results mid-Oct; EUV order intakeBuy; PT verify
TSMTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.Semis – FoundryverifyverifySept monthly sales and Q3 earnings mid-OctBuy; PT verify
MUMicron Technology, Inc.Semis – Memory~$1.2TverifyFQ4 rev $54.2B (+379% YoY); FQ1 guide $61.5B; capex step-upBuy; Needham PT $1,650 (Jun)
TERTeradyne, Inc.Semis – Test EquipmentverifyverifyHBM/AI accelerator test demandverify
ONTOOnto Innovation Inc.Semis – Inspection/MetrologyverifyverifyAdvanced packaging inspectionverify
NVMINova Ltd.Semis – MetrologyverifyverifyMemory/logic node transitionsverify
ENTGEntegris, Inc.Semis – Materials/ConsumablesverifyverifyWafer starts rising with capacityverify
MKSIMKS Inc.Semis – Subsystems/LasersverifyverifyTool-builder supply chainverify
AMKRAmkor Technology, Inc.Semis – OSAT/Advanced PackagingverifyverifyHBM/CoWoS-style packaging capacityverify
FORMFormFactor, Inc.Semis – Probe CardsverifyverifyHBM probe card demandverify
ACMRACM Research, Inc.Semis – Wafer CleaningverifyverifyMemory fab expansionverify
CAMTCamtek Ltd.Semis – InspectionverifyverifyHBM/advanced packaging inspectionverify
ETF SMHVanEck Semiconductor ETFETF~$74B AUM+59.07% (18 Sep)Broad semis incl. equipment–
ETF SOXXiShares Semiconductor ETFETFverifyverifyBroad semis–
ETF PSIInvesco Semiconductors ETFETFverifyverifyEqual-ish weight semis–
ETF XSDSPDR S&P Semiconductor ETFETFverifyverifyEqual-weight semis–

Theme 2: AI Optical Networking & Data-Centre Interconnect

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryMarket CapYTD ReturnKey CatalystAnalyst Consensus
LITELumentum Holdings Inc.Optical Components~$74B>+100%Bernstein Outperform; FQ1 guide $1.225–1.275BMixed Buy/Hold; TD Cowen PT $675
COHRCoherent Corp.Optical Components/Lasers~$50BverifyPhotonLink launch; +10% on 1 OctBuy; Bernstein PT $350, TD Cowen $330
CIENCiena CorporationOptical Networking~$52B+59%Bernstein PT $440; Evercore upgrade, PT $550Buy; PT verify
GLWCorning IncorporatedFibre/Specialty Glassverify>+100%+8.31% wk; Nvidia/Amazon fibre dealsBuy; PT verify
ANETArista Networks, Inc.Data-Centre NetworkingverifyverifyBernstein Outperform initiationBuy; TD Cowen PT $170 (Mar)
CSCOCisco Systems, Inc.Networking Equipment~$440B~+46% (Jul)+2.8% on 2 Oct; climbing AI networking ordersBuy; PT verify
AVGOBroadcom Inc.Semis – Networking/Custom AIverifyverify+3.35% on 2 Oct; AI chip funding headlineBuy; PT verify
MRVLMarvell Technology, Inc.Semis – Optical DSP/Custom AIverifyverifyOptical DSPs; top optics ETF holdingBuy; PT verify
CRDOCredo Technology Group Holding LtdSemis – ConnectivityverifyverifyActive electrical cables, AI scale-outverify
FNFabrinetOptical Manufacturing (EMS)verifyverifyBuilds transceivers for optics leadersverify
AAOIApplied Optoelectronics, Inc.Optical TransceiversverifyverifyHyperscaler transceiver rampverify
ALABAstera Labs, Inc.Semis – AI ConnectivityverifyverifyPCIe/CXL scale-up fabricverify
CLSCelestica Inc.EMS – Networking HardwareverifyverifyHyperscaler switch buildsverify
MTSIMACOM Technology Solutions Holdings, Inc.Semis – Analog/Opticalverifyverify800G/1.6T optical driversverify
NOKNokia OyjOptical/Telecom NetworkingverifyverifyData-centre interconnect via Infineraverify
ETF LYTEOptical networking ETF (launched 2026)ETFverifyverifyPure-play optics; +4% on 1 Oct–
ETF LAZROptical/photonics ETF (launched 2026)ETFverifyverifyPure-play optics–
ETF IGNiShares North American Tech-Multimedia Networking ETFETFverifyverifyNetworking equipment–

What type of market are we in: Choppy

Are breakouts working: Selectively

Are breakouts likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No

Are breakdowns likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No

Should I be trading: Tech sold off on ChatGPT revenue concerns, market remains choppy, earnings season start next week which should help the market find some direction.

Todays watchlist (stocks setting up): Symbols from TC2000
$MMED
$SOXX
$Z
$DRAM
$PLTR
$BE
$NOW
$TQQQ
$HPQ
$PATH
$CCC
$META
$TTD

SA 08/10/2026 – Money leaving the market – Normal selling pressure

Overall market trend: Bearish phase – day 20

Yesterdays market: Money leaving the market – Normal selling pressure

TC2000 McClellan: -28

Stocks above 40PMA T2108: 21

VIX: 15

52 week highs (US common stocks): 169

Seasonality: The historical case: October is the midterm year’s best month

Since 1950, October has been the best-performing month in U.S. midterm years, averaging a 3% gain for the S&P 500 and posting positive returns 73.7% of the time. November ranks second, averaging a 2.7% gain, with positive returns 78.9% of the time. The midterm effect is large. Across all years, October has been positive nearly 60% of the time since 1950, with an average gain of 0.89%, so the midterm version roughly triples the typical October return. LPL also notes that the improvement from October onwards in midterm years has not depended on which party holds the Presidency.

The key difference from the template.

The midterm Q4 rally has historically started from a deep autumn low, which you’ve already noted. Since 1950, the S&P 500 has suffered an average peak-to-trough decline of about 18% in midterm years. In 2026, the S&P 500 fell 5% in the first quarter, rallied 15% in the second, and gained 2% in the third, and it remains less than 2% below its last record close. The early-year weakness fits the pattern. But there hasn’t been an autumn flush, so the “relief rally off the lows” mechanism has less to work with. Detrick’s comment that the historical Q4 pattern should not be viewed in isolation applies here, especially with yields at 5.3% and oil above $100.

Overall, the seasonal tailwind for October 2026 is real but should be discounted. The usual setup (a washed-out market heading into the vote) is missing. The more likely route to a large Q4 might be a further pullback in October, followed by the post-election rally, rather than a straight run higher from here.

Indices:

$SOXX Uptrend

$QQQ: Uptrend

$SPY: Uptrend

$RSP: No trend

$DIA: No trend

$IWM: No trend

$BTC: Downtrend

$SQQQ: Downtrend

$UVIX: Downtrend

$TLT: Downtrend

$USO: No trend

$GLD: Downtrend

$SLV: Downtrend

$SLX: No trend

2%+ sectors yesterday:

  • None

2%- sectors yesterday:

  • $XLI -2.18%

Main sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $XLE $XLK
  • Lagging – $XLF $XLB

Sub sectors monthly trailing:

  • Leading – $SMH $HACK
  • Lagging – $TAN $KRE

Bitcoin: 83k ish

Themes:

Cybersecurity

Infrastructure

Cloud Computing

Semiconductors

Software

Clean energy

Crypto

THEME 1: AI Chip Equipment & Fab Capex Supercycle

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryMarket CapYTD ReturnKey CatalystAnalyst Consensus
AMATApplied Materials, Inc.Semis – Wafer Fab Equipmentverify~+100%+10.95% wk; Morgan Stanley raised 2027 EPS est. to $20.92Buy; PT verify
LRCXLam Research CorporationSemis – Etch/Deposition~$420Bverify+10.24% wk; Micron memory capex read-across; earnings late OctBuy; PT verify
KLACKLA CorporationSemis – Process Controlverify+62.6%+10.10% wk; JPM top US equipment pickBuy; PT verify
ASMLASML Holding N.V.Semis – LithographyverifyverifyQ3 results mid-Oct; EUV order intakeBuy; PT verify
TSMTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.Semis – FoundryverifyverifySept monthly sales and Q3 earnings mid-OctBuy; PT verify
MUMicron Technology, Inc.Semis – Memory~$1.2TverifyFQ4 rev $54.2B (+379% YoY); FQ1 guide $61.5B; capex step-upBuy; Needham PT $1,650 (Jun)
TERTeradyne, Inc.Semis – Test EquipmentverifyverifyHBM/AI accelerator test demandverify
ONTOOnto Innovation Inc.Semis – Inspection/MetrologyverifyverifyAdvanced packaging inspectionverify
NVMINova Ltd.Semis – MetrologyverifyverifyMemory/logic node transitionsverify
ENTGEntegris, Inc.Semis – Materials/ConsumablesverifyverifyWafer starts rising with capacityverify
MKSIMKS Inc.Semis – Subsystems/LasersverifyverifyTool-builder supply chainverify
AMKRAmkor Technology, Inc.Semis – OSAT/Advanced PackagingverifyverifyHBM/CoWoS-style packaging capacityverify
FORMFormFactor, Inc.Semis – Probe CardsverifyverifyHBM probe card demandverify
ACMRACM Research, Inc.Semis – Wafer CleaningverifyverifyMemory fab expansionverify
CAMTCamtek Ltd.Semis – InspectionverifyverifyHBM/advanced packaging inspectionverify
ETF SMHVanEck Semiconductor ETFETF~$74B AUM+59.07% (18 Sep)Broad semis incl. equipment–
ETF SOXXiShares Semiconductor ETFETFverifyverifyBroad semis–
ETF PSIInvesco Semiconductors ETFETFverifyverifyEqual-ish weight semis–
ETF XSDSPDR S&P Semiconductor ETFETFverifyverifyEqual-weight semis–

Theme 2: AI Optical Networking & Data-Centre Interconnect

TickerCompany NameSector/IndustryMarket CapYTD ReturnKey CatalystAnalyst Consensus
LITELumentum Holdings Inc.Optical Components~$74B>+100%Bernstein Outperform; FQ1 guide $1.225–1.275BMixed Buy/Hold; TD Cowen PT $675
COHRCoherent Corp.Optical Components/Lasers~$50BverifyPhotonLink launch; +10% on 1 OctBuy; Bernstein PT $350, TD Cowen $330
CIENCiena CorporationOptical Networking~$52B+59%Bernstein PT $440; Evercore upgrade, PT $550Buy; PT verify
GLWCorning IncorporatedFibre/Specialty Glassverify>+100%+8.31% wk; Nvidia/Amazon fibre dealsBuy; PT verify
ANETArista Networks, Inc.Data-Centre NetworkingverifyverifyBernstein Outperform initiationBuy; TD Cowen PT $170 (Mar)
CSCOCisco Systems, Inc.Networking Equipment~$440B~+46% (Jul)+2.8% on 2 Oct; climbing AI networking ordersBuy; PT verify
AVGOBroadcom Inc.Semis – Networking/Custom AIverifyverify+3.35% on 2 Oct; AI chip funding headlineBuy; PT verify
MRVLMarvell Technology, Inc.Semis – Optical DSP/Custom AIverifyverifyOptical DSPs; top optics ETF holdingBuy; PT verify
CRDOCredo Technology Group Holding LtdSemis – ConnectivityverifyverifyActive electrical cables, AI scale-outverify
FNFabrinetOptical Manufacturing (EMS)verifyverifyBuilds transceivers for optics leadersverify
AAOIApplied Optoelectronics, Inc.Optical TransceiversverifyverifyHyperscaler transceiver rampverify
ALABAstera Labs, Inc.Semis – AI ConnectivityverifyverifyPCIe/CXL scale-up fabricverify
CLSCelestica Inc.EMS – Networking HardwareverifyverifyHyperscaler switch buildsverify
MTSIMACOM Technology Solutions Holdings, Inc.Semis – Analog/Opticalverifyverify800G/1.6T optical driversverify
NOKNokia OyjOptical/Telecom NetworkingverifyverifyData-centre interconnect via Infineraverify
ETF LYTEOptical networking ETF (launched 2026)ETFverifyverifyPure-play optics; +4% on 1 Oct–
ETF LAZROptical/photonics ETF (launched 2026)ETFverifyverifyPure-play optics–
ETF IGNiShares North American Tech-Multimedia Networking ETFETFverifyverifyNetworking equipment–

What type of market are we in: Choppy

Are breakouts working: Selectively

Are breakouts likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No

Are breakdowns likely to work for the next 3 – 5 days: No

Should I be trading: Markets & breadth pulled back yesterday on day 4 of the the bounce, still choppy market earnings season starts next week which should start to provide some good catalysts.

Todays watchlist (stocks setting up): Symbols from TC2000
$PLTR
$SOXX
$HPQ
$DRAM
$GLW
$TQQQ
$BE
$TTD
$ORCL
$PATH