AI names will report with fresh doubts
Earnings season rolls in as the market asks harder questions about AI growth. Funds will position before these reports and again after them. That is the Big Money Flow Delta Strike is built to follow.
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On Thursday, October 8, news leaked that OpenAI's yearly revenue came in near $50 billion. Wall Street expected $70 billion. The AI trade flinched, and Mark asked a simple question: did we just spot a sea change?
Since August, the 10-year Treasury yield climbed from 4.6% to almost 5.4%. AI growth shrugged that off. Industrials, materials, energy, and the other 492 stocks in the S&P 500 did not.
Between August 19 and October 1, RSP slid from 223 to 207. That's a drop of more than 7%, while the S&P 500 hit a new all-time high just two days before Mark recorded his video.
Mark thinks the OpenAI news could cascade through AI stocks for days or even weeks. He also sees a window where AI looks weak and the rest of the market looks strong.
In Mark's own words
“What if the S&P doesn't do very much over the next couple of weeks, but the Qs pull back and equal weight goes up? That's a sea change.”
When money leaves AI and pours into bonds and the rest of the market, it doesn't trickle. Hedge funds, big banks, and market makers move giant orders, and those orders push prices. That's the Big Money Flow Delta Strike is built to follow.
It gets louder when earnings season starts. Big players position before each report and again after it. This quarter they'll do it with AI on shaky ground and the other 492 stocks in catch-up mode.
Delta Strike doesn't try to call the whole market. It follows the moves the big players make, with quick-hit swing trades on cheap options that cost about $100 on average. Mark is live every day to show you which ones he's taking.
Delta Strike is Mark Sebastian's strategy for following the biggest money in the market and trading those moves with quick-hit swing trades on cheap options.
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Hedge funds, big banks, and market makers trade giant blocks of stock and options every single day.
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Earnings reports land 4 times a year. The money moves before each report and again after it. Mark tracks both waves, and Delta Strike is hottest right then.
When the market changes its mind, big money has to move. Moves like that are what Delta Strike follows. Here are three places Mark's take points us toward.
Earnings season rolls in as the market asks harder questions about AI growth. Funds will position before these reports and again after them. That is the Big Money Flow Delta Strike is built to follow.
Equal weight has lagged for months. If money keeps rotating out of AI and into Main Street, those stocks could see heavy flow, and Mark will be live to track it.
As of Thursday, Mark liked IEF calls expiring October 16, trading a little over 20 cents. That's about $20 a contract. His thinking: if AI keeps selling off, IEF could close above 90.50 and maybe run at 91.
Nobody can say how this plays out, and that includes Mark. What you get with Delta Strike is Mark live every day, watching the flow as it happens.
That's 87.5% since the beginning of September. He's on a hot streak, and the market he's describing right now is the kind Delta Strike was built for. We think this is only the beginning.
87.5% win rate, trades since early September
Past results don't promise future ones.
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