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SYS Daily Report – Weekend Edition

Weekend Market Wrap: Tariffs Reset, Megacaps Lead, Commodities Firm, Earnings and Geopolitics Loom

Macro Overview

Markets spent the week absorbing a major shift in trade policy after the Supreme Court struck down tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. The ruling removed a central pillar of the prior tariff framework, while leaving other tariff regimes intact, including product-specific duties tied to automobiles, steel, aluminum, and copper under separate authority. The policy path turned immediately into a transition phase as President Donald Trump announced a new global tariff under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 and signaled additional tariff investigations under Section 301, keeping trade policy in motion rather than resolved.

Rates finished the week on a firmer footing. The 10-year Treasury yield rose during the week, and inflation data remained in focus after core personal consumption expenditures came in hotter than expected in December. Growth data also softened, with fourth-quarter gross domestic product running below expectations. Rate expectations remained active, with market pricing still centered on the next potential policy shift later in the year.

10-Year US Treasury Yield – Daily Chart

US Dollar – Daily Chart

Breadth & Major Index Charts

Market participation improved into the end of the week as trade-sensitive areas responded to the tariff ruling, while leadership remained concentrated in large-cap stocks. Breadth improved as advancing stocks outpaced decliners, but leadership still leaned heavily toward the most widely held names and select themes. The week also carried signs of rotation, with strength in some areas of artificial intelligence infrastructure and aerospace, while parts of software and select growth segments weakened.

The Red-Light/Green-Light Breadth System remained a key lens, since the week featured leadership that looked constructive in headline indexes while participation stayed uneven beneath the surface. The market tone leaned firmer by the end of the week, but internal confirmation remained a central point to monitor.

The major indexes closed the week in a firmer and more balanced posture, reflecting stabilization rather than broad expansion. The S&P 500 held constructive technical ground and continued to trade above short-term reference areas, supporting the view that recent weakness has eased. The Nasdaq led on a relative basis as mega-cap technology strengthened, but price action remains below a key resistance area that must be reclaimed to improve the broader technical picture. The Dow Jones Industrial Average maintained a steady and controlled profile, supported by rotation into industrial and established large-cap names, reinforcing overall market stability. In contrast, the Russell 2000 lagged and remained more range-bound, underscoring selective risk appetite and limited participation in smaller-capitalization stocks. Taken together, index behavior points to a market that is firming, with leadership concentrated in large caps while broader participation remains an area to monitor.

The Red-Light/Green-Light Breadth System

S&P 500 – Daily Chart

Nasdaq – Daily Chart

Dow Jones Industrial Average – Daily Chart

Russell 2000 (ETF) – Daily Chart

TSX Recap

Canada’s TSX finished the week firmer and pressed to fresh highs, supported by strength in financials and materials. The tariff ruling also mattered for Canada’s tape, since cross-border trade remains a dominant macro variable for the domestic market. Financial stocks strengthened as the week progressed, and materials firms tracked firmer metals pricing.

Sector leadership on the TSX favored banks and metal mining, while energy lagged, even as crude oil remained elevated amid heightened geopolitical tension. A notable single-name pressure point came from Superior Plus (SPB.TO), which sank sharply after a revenue miss, weighing on sentiment toward the name. The TSX also continued to reflect the market’s preference for areas tied to commodities and financial balance sheet strength.

TSX – Daily Chart

Digital Assets Overview

Digital assets leaned firmer on the day, with Bitcoin (BTC) holding a constructive range and Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) showing relative strength. Price action reflected ongoing volatility, with intraday swings still notable, but the broader tone remained supported by leadership in the most liquid names.

Within the broader crypto complex, smaller tokens showed sharp dispersion, with several tokens posting outsized gains and losses, reflecting high volatility in lower-liquidity areas. Large-cap crypto tone stayed steadier than the micro-cap tape, and the session read as mixed participation rather than a uniform move. One still needs to watch for a directional break as the trading range narrows.

Bitcoin – Daily Chart

Ethereum – Daily Chart

Solana – Daily Chart

Commodity Watch

Commodities played an important role in the weekly narrative. Crude Oil remained firm through the week as markets tracked rising geopolitical tension tied to potential United States action involving Iran. Energy equities, however, did not uniformly follow the strength in the commodity, reflecting a more selective risk posture.

Precious metals moved higher, with Gold strengthening as markets digested softer growth data alongside persistent inflation signals. Silver surged and showed outsized relative strength, and the broader complex saw strength in Platinum and Palladium as well. Copper also strengthened alongside the broader materials tone, aligning with the week’s leadership from mining and metals exposure. There was also bullish option activity in the space as seen in the unusual activity report.

The uranium theme stayed in focus through positioning and setups tied to uranium-related equities and ETFs, keeping the complex on the thematic leadership list even as broader market rotation remained active.

Crude Oil – Weekly Chart

Copper – Daily Chart

Gold – Daily Chart

Silver – Daily Chart

Uranium Theme – Global X Uranium ETF – Daily Chart

Sector & Thematic Movers

The tariff ruling helped trade-sensitive areas stabilize and improved tone in parts of consumer discretionary, including several import-exposed retailers and brands. Amazon (AMZN) and Apple (AAPL) helped anchor the large-cap bid, while Alphabet (GOOGL) strengthened and supported its leadership in communication services. Trade-sensitive names also showed firmer action, including Hasbro (HAS), Wayfair (W), Williams Sonoma (WSM), and RH (RH), alongside consumer brands such as Lululemon Athletica (LULU), Constellation Brands (STZ), Mattel (MAT), and Five Below (FIVE).

Artificial intelligence remained a central theme, but leadership skewed more toward hardware and infrastructure than software. Chip-related exposure strengthened, with attention building into NVIDIA (NVDA) earnings. Hardware and buildout adjacent names remained in focus, including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), and Quanta Services (PWR), as well as hyperscaler-aligned exposure such as Alphabet (GOOGL). Aerospace also stayed constructive, with GE Aerospace (GE) showing a technical setup that improved into the end of the week, while GE Vernova (GEV) remained part of the broader infrastructure and power theme tied to data center buildout.

In contrast, software and select cybersecurity-tied areas weakened into the end of the week as new competitive headlines hit the segment, weighing on risk appetite across portions of the enterprise software segment.

Stock Movers

Large-cap leadership carried the tape into the weekend. Alphabet (GOOGL) and Amazon (AMZN) stood out among the largest index weights, while Apple (AAPL) also participated. NVIDIA (NVDA) remained a focal point heading into the week ahead as markets positioned around its upcoming report, with implications that extend across semiconductors, hyperscalers, and supply chains for infrastructure buildout.

Stock-specific downside also appeared in notable pockets. Akamai Technologies (AKAM) dropped sharply after issuing a weaker outlook, reinforcing the market’s selective tolerance for guidance risk. In healthcare, Grail (GRAL) collapsed after a key trial failed to meet its primary endpoint, delivering a sharp reminder that single-event risk can overwhelm broader tape strength.

The earnings calendar also kept several names in focus going into next week, including TJX Companies (TJX), Axsome Therapeutics (AXSM), Sterling Infrastructure (STRL), BrightSpring Health (BTSG), Amer Sports (AS), and Monster Beverage (MNST). Other widely watched reporters on deck include Home Depot (HD), Snowflake (SNOW), and Zscaler (ZS).

Options & Insider Flow

Options and positioning data remained constructive, with institutions repeatedly leaning bullish, as evidenced by premium collected from put selling and targeted call buying in the biggest, most liquid names. The clearest signals clustered around Microsoft (MSFT), Palantir Technologies (PLTR), Coinbase Global (COIN), and Netflix (NFLX), with put selling as the dominant expression of confidence. Semiconductor and mega cap demand also showed up through notable call buying in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) and Amazon (AMZN), with Alphabet (GOOGL) also appearing as a meaningful participant.

Commodities confirmed their place in the week’s leadership, with outsized call buying in SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) and silver-linked exposure through ProShares Ultra Silver (AGQ) and iShares Silver Trust (SLV). Retail also caught a bid in positioning, with bullish put selling in SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT) aligning with a more optimistic tone toward trade-sensitive groups after the tariff ruling.

Insider activity delivered a useful cross-check. Buying was most notable in W R Berkley (WRB), while heavier selling activity appeared in widely followed leaders such as Palantir Technologies (PLTR), Meta Platforms (META), and Walmart (WMT). In Canada, insider buying favored resource and financial names, including Aldebaran Resources (ALDE.V) and iA Financial (IAG.TO), while sales were most evident in FirstService (FSV.TO). Finally, institutional sponsorship continued to highlight concentrated ownership signals in RSG (RSG), NETSTREIT (NTST), Tyra Biosciences (TYRA), Funko (FNKO), and Phreesia (PHR).

Small-Cap Spotlight

Small caps tracked a more mixed tone than the largest indexes, reinforcing a market that still rewards selective leadership rather than broad risk-on behavior. Even with improving headline strength, participation remained uneven, and smaller capitalization names required tighter selection.

Within the setups universe, several small and mid-cap names continued to hold constructive technical setups, including Aehr Test Systems (AEHR) and Alliance Resource Partners (ARLP) in the United States. In Canada, ADF Group (DRX.TO) continued to strengthen and held a constructive posture following prior acceleration, while Firan Technology Group (FTG.TO) and Groupe Dynamite (GRGD.TO) remained on the leadership radar. Metals and mining-linked names remained active, including SSR Mining (SSRM.TO), and smaller exploration-oriented names also showed insider activity.

Conclusion

The week ended with markets firmer after a major tariff ruling reset the trade policy landscape, even as the policy path remained unsettled by immediate replacement measures and the prospect of additional investigations. Index tone improved into the close, while leadership stayed anchored in large-cap stocks and select themes, including artificial intelligence infrastructure, aerospace, and metals. Commodities stayed firm, with precious metals particularly strong and crude oil sensitive to geopolitical developments. Going into next week, the market’s next major test sits with earnings led by NVIDIA (NVDA), while tariff implementation details, refund uncertainty, and Iran-related headlines remain capable of shaping risk appetite as the new week begins.

“I use stops to avoid large drawdowns. That’s the whole game.” — Larry Hite

Now, onto the daily setups.

US Daily Setups

Aehr Test Systems continues to set up for a potential breakout.

Alliance Resource Partners continues to show signs of upside momentum as price action breaks out from the continuation pattern that was highlighted in a previous report.

Amer Sports appears to be setting up below its all-time high. Monitor for signs of upside momentum.

Clean Harbors is attempting an all-time high breakout. Monitor to see whether a trend can resume above its moving averages.

EQT appears to be setting up below recent highs on the right side of a multi-month base. Monitor for signs of upside momentum, which may signal a breakout.

Freeport-McMoRan is experiencing bullish options activity today, as noted in the unusual activity report. Monitor for potential breakout signals.

The VanEck Gold Miners ETF is now finally attempting to break out from the recently highlighted pattern, as bullish options activity has appeared in the GLD ETF, as noted in the unusual activity report.

GE Aerospace is now attempting to break out from the pattern we recently highlighted.

ITT is consolidating in a tight trading range between its upward-sloping moving average and horizontal resistance. Monitor to see whether the moving average can help push price action through the top of the trading range.

Jabil is attempting to break out from a multi-month base.

The Global X Silver Miners ETF is now attempting to break out from the recently highlighted pattern.

Energy Fuels is experiencing bullish options activity today, as noted in the unusual activity report. Monitor for signs of upside momentum.

The SPDR Retail ETF is experiencing bullish options activity today, as noted in the unusual activity report, while price action appears to be setting up on the right side of a base. Monitor for signs of upside momentum.

Canadian Daily Setups

Cameco continues to set up. Monitor for signs of upside momentum.

BRP appears to be setting up below its all-time high. Monitor for potential breakout signals.

ADF Group is accelerating higher and attempting to break out as price action walks above its upward-sloping moving average since it was first highlighted in the weekend report, when momentum began to appear around the 8.75 level.

Energy Fuels is experiencing bullish options activity in the U.S. today, as noted in the unusual activity report. Monitor for signs of upside momentum.

Firan Technology continues to accelerate higher from the recently highlighted continuation pattern.

Groupe Dynamite appears to be setting up at its 52-week high, supported by robust volume. Monitor for continued signs of upside momentum.

SSR Mining is attempting to break out from a base.

5N Plus is attempting to accelerate higher from a trading range while holding above its upward-sloping moving average.

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US Scanner Results

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EXPORT – US Scanner Results

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