From Ross Givens <[email protected]>
Subject Positive Divergence?
Date December 18, 2025 3:30 PM
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Hey, Ross here:



On the surface, we’ve seemed to run straight into another pullback.

But as I showed you yesterday, there’s also a rotation happening beneath the
market.

For instance, although the S&P 500 fell by over 1% yesterday…

More than 50% of stocks in the index still advanced.

Plus, take a look at today’s chart.




Chart of the Day





Despite the market dipping for the past few days, we’re still seeing more new
highs than new lows.



That’s because a lot of the impact is being felt in the tech sector – which is
where the biggest names are.



Case in point, the tech sector ETF – XLK – has dipped in the past five
consecutive trading sessions.



That’s its worst 5-day performance since the April lows…



So it’s no surprise we’re seeing the impact in the indexes.

And because of this, the tech sector is also seeing the largest contraction in
valuations…



Source: @Duality Research via X


Which given how frothy things have gotten this year, is actually a good thing.



And there’s one more thing you might not have noticed about this chart.



I explain it below.




Insight of the Day




The tech sector is displaying positive divergence – with multiples contracting
but earnings growing.


Here’s the last chart again.



This time I want you to look at the second column of the chart above – EPS
growth.



Look at the row for the tech sector.



See what I see?



Despite posting the largest contraction in valuation multiples…



Tech is also still posting the strongest earnings growth of all the sectors at
over 30%.



In other words, the froth is being wiped off…



While underlying earnings are staying solid.



That’s a good thing, not a bad thing. It’s a positive divergence.



And divergences always lead to opportunity.



That’s why tomorrow, Friday December 19 at 1 p.m. Eastern…



I’m going LIVE for a FREE presentation on how to take maximum advantage of
this divergence.



It involves a group of traders who are uniquely positioned to make a killing
off of similar divergences…



Which is why following their trades could have led to stock gains like 115% in
less than 60 days…



168% in five months…



234% in eight weeks…



And even 1,787% in just two years.



I’ll break everything down tomorrow afternoon.



But what you need to do now is block off your calendar…



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