there's no way to favorite a post.  you'll have to copy the URL like this: https://breakpointtrades.com/blog/post/474167/

Some people signed up for the Combo membership but it doesn't give permissions to access the KISS section, so I need to troubleshoot this with IT.  Just a heads up in case you want to purchase the Combo membership.

https://breakpointtrades.com/products/

The page for the combo membership was just recently done, and here is the link.  People can sign up for it now and I will have to look at your accounts to see how to pro-rate subscribers who currently have the 2 separate subscriptions, the Standard subscription and the KISS subscription, but if you used the recent coupon for 20% off to buy both subscriptions, then it is the same price as the Combined membership.  This is a bit tricky as I am still adjusting subscriptions for the recent coupon.  So please be patient.

janethaley, can you email support@breakpointtrades.com so we can track it with a help desk ticket...thanks.

There was a synching issue with it yesterday- Matt / James are working on it today.

I've alerted our IT about this

icecold, the email is support@breakpointtrades.com but normally I don't run that process.  let me check with Matt/James.

As Matt mentioned on the weekend newsletter, The Grail system is currently set up on Collective2.com (but not taking subscribers yet, Matt has to verify some compliance info), here's the link (system can be searched also via the website): https://collective2.com/details/154372892

The details are still being finalized by basically the idea is you would connect your Interactive Brokers or brokerage account and it would mirror the trades.  More details will be forthcoming.  Also, I am getting a lot of questions about the Combined membership.  That isn't ready yet; it is coming any day now, as set up still needs to be done on the back end.

I haven't been posting because I've been dealing with personal matters but here's my thread from mid December about the Software sector which is currently being destroyed by Claude AI (Schumper's Creative Destruction).  That head and shoulders topping pattern is now very apparent.

hi so_goot, I just sent you an email from support@breakpointtrades.com

hi Paul, imo, they all should be considered as a "weight of the evidence" approach.  It's ok to have a lot of indicators as long as not all of them are collinear: 

https://breakpointtrades.com/blog/post/467963/

I consider all of them but realize that not all of them have to check out perfectly in order to make my trading decision.  The markets are a "noisy" model.  It is certainly not black or white, but gray.

Software sector XSW continues to look weak- I haven't updated my chart since mid December and it is looking even more pronounced like a topping pattern.  I would start changing my mind on a weekly close above around 192.

IPI up 5% today.  Fertilizer/potash group- this theme has had a good start to 2026.  YTD: IPI up 19%, NTR up 6%, MOS up 15%, MOO up 5%.  My blog posts on this are here

Silver- the 4 std deviation level is now at $103 - the ROC is now above 70.

Canadian Nickel Company up 57% since 12/24.  I sold my shares.

USO - Oil is breaking out this week but notice that it never made a Weekly close below the Weekly KISS STS established in June 2025.  This is an example of how the Weekly KISS can keep you on the right side of the weekly trend.

GDXU HP KISS system- we are looking into the missing Long alert on that system as we've had some members inquire about that.

XSW continues to look weak after my post  on 12/16/25

Help desk ticket system- just a heads-up, our help desk ticket system is down, so if you've sent emails to support@breakpointtrades.com in the past couple of days, we apologize that there has been no response.  I've alerted James about this.

Yes, this is why I liked  Molina Healthcare ( my original post ).  Here's the article  that quoted Michael Burry yesterday.  He mentioned legislative changes that spooked the whole managed care industry- the perception was Trump would decimate everything in Medicaid/Medicare but as always the truth is somewhere in the middle.  It reminds me of the Coal sector years ago (attached is the Nasdaq coal benchmark) when everyone thought all those companies were going to be dead.