In today’s Daily Digest, we’ll review the following:

1. No new positions today.
2. Adjustment to ARKK position.
3. No exits since the last report.
4. Current status of open campaigns.
5. Volatility Snapshot.

Let’s dig in!

Broadcom $AVGO continues to reinforce its place among the market’s top compounders.

The $1.1T semiconductor and infrastructure software giant just posted another double beat. 

Despite the beat, the stock traded down 5% in reaction to the news, showing that expectations were high heading into the event. 

But context matters.

Zooming out, the stock has been rewarded for 17 of its last 22 earnings reports. That kind of consistency is rare, especially at this scale.

What makes the company's story so compelling is its multi-engine business model. 

On one side, it powers global connectivity with networking chips, broadband, and custom silicon. In addition, they provide critical infrastructure for cloud, telecom, and AI data centers. 

On the other hand, it offers a high-margin software platform anchored by the VMware acquisition, generating sticky recurring revenue across enterprise systems.

This blend of hardware scale and software stability has helped them become one of the most reliable long-term performers in the market.

The recent pullback may have caught attention, but the bigger story remains intact......

Every day, we sift through the filings to spot where the real conviction lies – cutting through the noise to highlight the most meaningful insider moves.

Here's what stood out today:

📌 Abacus Life $ABL – The co-founder and President Sean McNealy as well as CFO Bill McCauley stepped in with Form 4s to scoop up shares of their stock as it finds support off its all-time low.   

📌 Keurig Dr Pepper $KDP – Director Michael Van de Ven filed a Form 4 for half a million dollars of his company’s stock. This purchase comes as the beverage giant trades smack in the middle of a four and a half year range. 

Here’s The Hot Corner, with data from June 6, 2025:

Click the table to enlarge it.

📌 Deckers Outdoor Corp $DECK – Director Cindy Davis scooped up $200,000 worth of the shoemaker’s stock....

It's difficult to form much of a bearish thesis on stocks when global markets look as attractive as they do right now.

Notice that the United States is just a mere stones throw from all-time highs, yet it's in the bottom half of our ETF Power Rankings table. And this is for a simple reason: many global markets are already well into price discovery while the U.S. is still below its highs.

American investors have been rewarded favorably for their overexposure to their home country for the last 15-years. But there's meaningful data to suggest that increasing exposure toward Europe, Australasia, and the Far East will do better in this new environment.

We are witnessing a generational breakout in global stocks right now.

It's these breakouts that precede years of price discovery and outperformance.

There's a generational transfer of capital from the U.S. and into developed markets around the world, and it's more pertinent than ever to consider these opportunities shaping up.

Today's number is... 100

100 high-quality stocks quietly pushing the S&P 500 Quality Index (SPHQ) to fresh all-time highs.

Here’s the chart:

Let's break down what the chart shows:

The black line shows the price of the S&P 500 Quality Index (SPHQ).

The Takeaway: When high-quality stocks take the lead, it means the rally has real substance. 

This isn’t about hype or speculative moonshots. 

SPHQ tracks 100 S&P 500 names with strong profits, low debt, and clean balance sheets — and they’re breaking out.

Names like Visa, Mastercard, Intuit, ADP, and Paychex are all hitting all-time highs. 

These aren’t flashy trades — they’re consistent leaders. 

That kind of strength signals depth, not dazzle.

It also marks a shift in psychology. 

Early risk-on phases start with junky momentum. Then comes value and cyclicals. But when quality takes over, it’s often the most durable stage. Investors are bullish — just smarter about where they’re putting capital.

This isn’t a FOMO rally. It’s...

Short sellers are getting squeezed, and it’s plain to see.

They’ve been caught offside and are being forced to cover their positions.

They’re feeling the pain, and that’s exactly when we like to strike with our Freshly Squeezed strategy.

Here's our latest scan: 

As you can see, Phathom Pharma $PHAT, Applied Digital $APLD, and LZ Technology $TZMH are at the top of the leaderboard. 

Over the last 10 trading sessions, they've rallied 110.9%, 85.3%, and 66.9%, respectively.

Our long Sezzle $SEZL trade has also been ripping higher. The stock is up over 50% since we got long last month.

We also have tables sorted by short interest and days-to-cover.

Now, let's discuss today's setup and why we...

Another week of earnings, another batch of signals from the market.

The market reactions told us plenty whether companies beat, missed, or landed somewhere in the middle.

In this week’s recap, we’re covering the key reactions from last week and previewing the setups we’re focused on heading into next week.

• Monday:
  • Costco $COST reported a double beat and rallied 3.1% on the news. The stock is now hovering near all-time highs.
  • Dell Technologies $DELL posted mixed results and slipped 2.1% in response to it. The market has punished the stock for 5 of the last 7 earnings reports.
• Tuesday:
  • No earnings reactions in the S&P 500, but we spotlighted Toast $TOST, one of our favorite up-and-coming Software leaders.
  • After turning EBITDA positive for the first time and completing a multi-year base, the stock looks poised...

We got some nice feedback on our top-down scan from last weekend so I think we’ll make it a regular thing.

This is a clear and simple leadership scan, which is why I like it so much. 

We are drilling down to a trade idea following the traditional top down approach. It doesn’t get any better than that. 

We start with the best sectors, then drill into the subgroups. We pick one, and then take a look at the top stocks in it. 

This week, Materials is the big standout—jumping two spots in our sector rankings. It’s no surprise. Commodities are on a tear and participation is expanding. This means we should expect more materials stocks to start working. And we’re already seeing it. 

Upon digging deeper, we found Metals & Mining stocks have been doing a lot of the heavy lifting for the sector....

Every weekend, I dive into our insider activity tracker looking for the most interesting and bullish buys — and there’s always a fresh batch of standout moves worth watching.

Here’s this week’s most notable activity:

The most intriguing insider activity this week came in SharpLink Gaming $SBET. 

Both the CEO Rob Phythian and CFO Robert DeLucia filed Form 4s, purchasing a combined $300,000 worth of stock. 

This comes as the company pivots away from gambling and toward a digital asset treasury strategy.

Since announcing their shift to an Ethereum-based treasury model, similar to the Bitcoin playbook used by Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy, the stock has exploded — up over 3,500% in the past two weeks.

The insider buys only reinforce the conviction behind this dramatic corporate transformation. We’ll keep it on our radar and watch to see if this move sticks. 

This week was all about the bull flags.

Bonds dug in where they needed to recently.

International equities keep grinding higher with broadening participation.

And then we have the US indexes, which have been sideways, in high and tight fashion, since mid-May.

That changed this week…

The bulls got what they needed as a long list of these coils resolved higher.

We’ve been particularly interested in speculative growth, and ARKK is a great example of this bull flag theme, so let’s go there:

This is the same pattern we are seeing all over right now. A big time advance off the April lows into a 3-4 week continuation pattern.

And if there’s one thing we know about continuation patterns it is that their resolution should mark the continuance of the preceding price trend. Well, that...

This is the weekly post that aggregates all the charts we put together throughout the week and organizes them all into one, easy to flip through deck.

Aerospace & Defense is dominating right now.

The ETF tracking this sector, $ITA, is up 12% in just the last month, powering its way to all-time highs with impressive momentum.

Check out the explosive upside on the chart.

Breaking down the biggest contributors:

• General Electric ($GE) – 21.04% weight
• RTX Corporation ($RTX) – 12.42% weight
• Boeing ($BA) – 9.94% weight

But it’s not just these giants pushing $ITA higher. Several smaller, lesser-weighted names (top left quadrant) are posting significant year-to-date gains.

Here’s a scatter plot of each component’s ETF weighting vs. YTD return.

While the broader market struggles to reclaim pre-tariff highs, Aerospace & Defense has blown past them.

And when you see relative strength like this, it rarely fades quickly.

A great example of this is the commodities complex. Gold is up +26% YTD and +43% over the last year.

This is a trend that's far from exhausting.

Our Chief Market Strategist, Steve Strazza, is hosting an...

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The commodity complex continues to shape up.

As I mentioned in yesterday’s note, metals tend to lead the cycle—and that’s exactly what we’re seeing. 

Gold’s ripping, silver’s breaking out, and strength is building across the space.

If these moves hold, it’s not a matter of if energy joins the party, but when.

That’s just how the cycle flows. Gold, then the rest of the metals, then energy.

Gasoline’s holding firm, and crude’s lack of downside follow-through has me thinking a scoop n’ score is imminent.

I’m watching closely for energy to dig in and start showing leadership off these key...

Two weeks ago, I wrote about the breakout that was brewing in silver. 

And it wasn’t just about the price action in gold.

There were finally other signals emerging and suggesting higher prices for the precious metal. We just needed to see if those trends had legs. 

The silver/gold ratio is everything when it comes to risk appetite. It’s the oldest intermarket indicator in the world of commodities. Here’s what I said about it:

“If I end up being right about silver, we’re going to see the silver/gold ratio fail this breakdown and scoop higher”.

The writing was already on the wall for an epic bear trap, and this week it fired. 

The silver/gold ratio just had one of its best weeks in history and failed this topping pattern with authority. 

From the desk of Steve Strazza @Sstrazza

Our International Hall of Famers list is composed of the 100 largest US-listed international stocks, or ADRs.

We've also sprinkled in some of the largest ADRs from countries that did not make the market cap cut. 

These stocks range from some well-known mega-cap multinationals such as Toyota Motor and Royal Dutch Shell to some large-cap global disruptors such as Sea Ltd and Shopify.

It's got all the big names and more–but only those that are based outside the US. You can find all the largest US stocks on our original Hall of Famers list.

The beauty of these scans is really in their simplicity.

We take the largest names each week and then apply technical filters in a way that the strongest stocks with the most momentum rise to the top.

Based on the market environment, we can also flip the scan on its head and filter for weakness.

Let's dive in and take a look at some of the most important...

We just hosted a live breakdown of all the major commodity futures, including Copper, Gold, Cocoa, Crude, and more. 

From what’s breaking out, what’s lagging, and how we’re positioning.

If you trade commodities, this is must-see TV.

📺 Watch the full replay below 👇

We’ve talked at length about Gold’s breakout. 

But everyone has forgotten about Copper and other industrial metals.

Copper isn’t just some industrial input. It’s the backbone of the modern economy.

The price has gone nowhere for decades. But over that time, it has carved out a massive accumulation pattern that looks ready to explode higher.

This is a trade we’ve been preparing for, and it may finally be here.

Back in October, I put on a bullish position in Cameco ($CCJ). It was a diagonal call calendar spread: I bought January 2026 $80 calls and sold December 2024 $65 calls against them, paying a net debit of $3.50.

The idea was pretty straightforward: I wanted to own the long-dated $80 calls, but I wanted them cheaper—so I financed them by selling front-month calls.

Had I done nothing after that—just sat on my hands—the short December calls would’ve expired worthless, and I’d still be holding the January 2026s. I’d be down about $1.25 on the trade today. Not ideal, but manageable.

But I didn’t do nothing.

As CCJ started to slide in November, I began actively managing the position. I rolled the short calls five separate times, each time pushing them out to a later month and collecting a bit more premium. Each roll chipped away at my initial cost basis:

By April 16, I had reduced my downside risk so much that the entire campaign had flipped into a 77-cent net credit!. If CCJ continued to go nowhere or down, all my options would eventually expire worthless and I’d actually walk away a small winner...

Today's trade is in a biotech stock. And the word "biotech" should cue thoughts of "risky" and "volatile."

And this trade is no exception. So I'm going to get creative, utilizing a spread to lower my cost of participation, define my risk, and give me two paths to profitability. 

In today’s Daily Digest, we’ll review the following:

1. No new positions today.
2. Rolling XLC to July options.
3. No exits since the last report.
4. Current status of open campaigns.
5. Volatility Snapshot.

Let’s dig in!