Market Trends - The recent launch of the meme ETF has coincided with a peak in the meme index, similar to its previous launch in November 2021 [2] - Parabolic moves in asset classes tend to revert, and there are signs of weakness in non-parabolic areas of the market [3][5] - The market has gone 121 straight trading days without testing the 50-day moving average, with historical data suggesting a likely test of this average soon [5][6] Defensive Sectors - There is a rotation into more defensive parts of the market, particularly in REITs and healthcare, which are showing breakout patterns [8] Earnings Outlook - A significant slate of earnings from major companies is expected next week, which could be a critical factor for the overall market [9] Gold Market Analysis - Gold was approximately 28-30% above the 200-day moving average at its peak, marking the widest spread in 20 years, and is currently experiencing a pullback [11] - A potential further decline for gold is anticipated to test the 50-day moving average, although the structural uptrend for metals remains intact [12][13] - Despite the recent pullback, gold is still up more than 9% over the past month [13]

next guest taking a closer look at the charts here. Joining me now BTI market technician Jonathan Krinsky. It's good to have you back and a perfect reason to.What do you think here. >> Hey Scott. Yeah, so we were on a couple weeks ago talking about just when they launched the meme ETF which had gone dormant since November of 2023 and how the prior launch of it back in uh November of 2021 kind of marked the peak of that. And you know, so far, if we look at the meme index, uh it's pretty much coincided, the p ...