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Most stocks in the S&P 500 are falling. A handful of A.I. stocks are hiding it. The stock market is betting on A.I. The economy has already moved on. And a gap like that doesn’t last. → Market breadth just hit two standard deviations below normal. Most S&P 500 companies trade below their 50- and 200-day averages, while most A.I. stocks sit within 5–10% of their highs. Since mid-August, the index is down about 1%. The average stock, about 6%. → Growth and momentum led again last week, and those are the A.I. stocks. Breadth, value and quality sat out another week. → GDP and the S&P 500 move together about 88% of the time, roughly six months apart. The rest of the time they drift apart, until a sharp rotation closes the gap. → Last quarter’s GDP showed A.I. lost its grip on growth, while the real economy and defensive sectors took the lead. The market is still one big A.I. bet. → Timing: our new gauge, VIX-implied vs S&P-realized daily moves, says not yet. Every big stretch in that gap has been a great time to buy the dip. Right now it’s quiet, and the S&P is back above 7,700. This week: 1. Monday: services PMI, the defensive side of the economy. 2. Wednesday: the Fed, under Kevin Warsh. Trump wants easier money. The bond market is pushing toward more hikes. 3. Friday: Delta reports, and consumer sentiment, already at an all-time low. Hold one thing: the market and the economy have split, and we’re outside that 88%. That’s where the money is made, if you get the direction and the picks right. Our 6–12 month watchlist is built for exactly that. Coming up: the services PMI breakdown, our September portfolio review, and the housing trade list for Premium members. Full letter, free. Link in bio. Offside Capital. Institutional grade research, from an ex-Goldman Sachs analyst. Not investment advice. #markets #investing #stocks #sp500 #ai stockmarket macro fed economy
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Most stocks in the S&P 500 are falling. A handful of A.I. stocks are hiding it. The stock market is betting on A.I. The economy has already moved on. And a gap like that doesn’t last. → Market breadth just hit two standard deviations below normal. Most S&P 500 companies trade below their 50- and 200-day averages, while most A.I. stocks sit within 5–10% of their highs. Since mid-August, the index is down about 1%. The average stock, about 6%. → Growth and momentum led again last week, and those are the A.I. stocks. Breadth, value and quality sat out another week. → GDP and the S&P 500 move together about 88% of the time, roughly six months apart. The rest of the time they drift apart, until a sharp rotation closes the gap. → Last quarter’s GDP showed A.I. lost its grip on growth, while the real economy and defensive sectors took the lead. The market is still one big A.I. bet. → Timing: our new gauge, VIX-implied vs S&P-realized daily moves, says not yet. Every big stretch in that gap has been a great time to buy the dip. Right now it’s quiet, and the S&P is back above 7,700. This week: 1. Monday: services PMI, the defensive side of the economy. 2. Wednesday: the Fed, under Kevin Warsh. Trump wants easier money. The bond market is pushing toward more hikes. 3. Friday: Delta reports, and consumer sentiment, already at an all-time low. Hold one thing: the market and the economy have split, and we’re outside that 88%. That’s where the money is made, if you get the direction and the picks right. Our 6–12 month watchlist is built for exactly that. Coming up: the services PMI breakdown, our September portfolio review, and the housing trade list for Premium members. Full letter, free. Link in bio. Offside Capital. Institutional grade research, from an ex-Goldman Sachs analyst. Not investment advice. #markets #investing #stocks #sp500 #ai stockmarket macro fed economy

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Most stocks in the S&P 500 are falling. A handful of A.I. stocks are hiding it.

0:00Hook

Immediately grabs attention by stating a significant trend in the S&P 500.

“Most stocks in the S&P 500 are falling.”

0:03Setup

Introduces the counter-intuitive idea that a few AI stocks are masking the broader market decline.

“A handful of A.I. stocks are hiding it.”

0:06Content

Outlines key economic reports for the week, setting the stage for deeper analysis.

“Three reports matter this week.”

0:23Content

Explains the concept of market breadth and how it indicates underlying weakness despite index performance.

“How do most stocks fall while the index holds up? Market breadth just hit 2 std. dev. below normal.”

0:51Recap

Summarizes the core problem: the divergence between the market and the economy.

“Here is why that matters. GDP and the S&P 500 move together 88% of the time, around six months apart. The rest of the time, they drift apart until a sharp rotation closes the gap.”

1:05Content

Details current economic indicators, showing AI losing grip and the market being concentrated.

“Right now, they are drifting. Last quarter, A.I. lost its grip on growth. The real economy and defensives took the lead. The market is still one big A.I. bet. We think a reckoning is coming.”

1:20Content

Introduces a proprietary gauge to predict market breaks and highlights current market stability before diving into specific reports.

“So does it break this week? Our new gauge says not yet.”

2:34CTA

Provides a clear call to action for viewers to subscribe for detailed research and watchlists.

“Coming up this week: The services PMI breakdown. Our September portfolio review. The housing trade list, for Premium members.”

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Posted (UTC)
Date (UTC)Oct 4, 2026
Duration169.4s
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