SuperSeasonal Weekly Watchlist (July 27)
A hold is overwhelmingly expected Wednesday — the tone is the event. Meanwhile, this week's three setups are driven by their own catalysts: a biotech…
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SuperSeasonal Weekly Watchlist (July 20)
June CPI cooled hard — collapsing July hike odds to ~15% — just as the Iran ceasefire broke and oil rebounded ~9%. Into that whipsaw, three non-tech…
SuperSeasonal Weekly Watchlist (July 13)
The June CPI print (July 14) headlines the week. Our watchlist steps off the crowded tech trade — defensive healthcare, momentum energy, and a…
SuperSeasonal Weekly Watchlist (July 5)
After a $2.3 trillion June for the Magnificent Seven, three seasonal setups head into late-July earnings — two beaten-down tech compounders and an…
SuperSeasonal Weekly Watchlist (June 29)
Rate-hike odds are intensifying just as Q2 earnings season opens. When money stays expensive, the bar rises — and names with their own catalysts matter…
SuperSeasonal Weekly Watchlist (June 22)
With a new voice at the Fed signaling rates stay higher for longer, broad index bets get harder — and individual catalysts get more valuable. Each name…
SuperSeasonal Weekly Watchlist (June 15)
Most weeks, a strong seasonal pattern means 85–93% frequency and a profit factor in the 5–7 range — the kind of stats that anchored last week's list. This…
SuperSeasonal Weekly Watchlist (June 8)
SuperSeasonal Weekly Watchlist: Where History Meets the Headline (Week of June 8)
3 Early-June Seasonal Setups Worth Watching
Strong historical patterns are more useful when there’s a real business “why” behind them…
SuperSeasonal Weekly Watchlist (May 25)
Week of May 25: Three Seasonal Setups Traders Should Have on Their Radar
Weekly Seasonal Watchlist (May 18)
The market is coming into next week with a familiar 2026 theme: AI-led strength is still doing the heavy lifting , while inflation, oil, and interest-rate…
The SuperSeasonal Sunday Watchlist (May 11)
The market is coming into the week with a more constructive tone, based on the time of constructing this newsletter, which was Wednesday May 6th, 2026.
