Anish | VCP Scanner @VCPScanner

@Ghostalpha Market is under serious pressure, distribution days stacking up together

@InvestmentGuru_ it was pretty evident for $GNRC I found this inflection and stay invested since june

Identified the inflection back in June when C&I revenue accelerated +28%: The market was pricing $GNRC as a hurricane/storm play. We held it as a mission-critical AI power supplier. Amazon just validated that with an $8B agreement. Do the homework early, let the market catch up. 🤝

Anish | VCP Scanner @VCPScanner

3 months ago

AI data centers can't go down. Generac ($GNRC) is selling the backup power that keeps them running. Q1 2026: ⚡ Revenue +12% ⚡ C&I Revenue +28% ⚡ Raised Guidance The market sees generators. The company sees AI infrastructure. $GNRC

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@WOLF_Financial I knew it man now this is a holy shit moment for me

Trump wants rates at 1%. The Fed just moved to 3.75%-4% and is signaling another hike could come this year. That gap matters for stocks. The market can price lower rates, but the Fed still needs inflation to cooperate.

Evan @StockMKTNewz

6 hours ago

🇺🇸 President Trump just posted this; “Interest Rates in the United States should be 1%, or less”

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@StockMKTNewz Trump wants rates at 1%. The Fed just moved to 3.75%-4% and is signaling another hike could come this year. That gap matters for stocks. The market can price lower rates, but the Fed still needs inflation to cooperate.

When Market Health flashed High Pressure and $NVDA lost the 21 EMA last week, panic set in across the timeline. Meanwhile, September is quietly turning into one of the cleanest, most effortless stretches of the entire year on my desk. Here is the difference retail never understands: When you catch textbook breakouts right at the pivot and build a 20%+ cushion across most of the names, index chop is completely irrelevant. You’re not guessing which dip to buy You’re not forcing low-probability setups into heavy distribution You don't care if the indexes open red tomorrow You simply trail your stops, let the compounders breathe, and enjoy the view. The tape only stresses you out when you were late to the party.

Anish | VCP Scanner @VCPScanner

6 days ago

Market Health is starting to flash red. SPY: 7 distribution days QQQ: 5 distribution days VCPScanner Market Health: HIGH PRESSURE And now $NVDA , the market’s most important leader, is slipping below its 21-day EMA and down ~2.4%. That matters. Market leaders usually don’t

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If $NSIT is just showing up on your radar today at $162, you are two full months late to the party. Late July: The primary pivot triggered out of the first base under $130 before the 30-point run August/September: Quietly built a textbook secondary VCP (-9.3% → -5.5% → -4.8%) Today: Pushing $162.19, sitting +3.1% above the secondary pivot with RS 96 Support: 21 EMA trailing far below at $155.03 Chasing a stock that is already +3% extended on its second base is how retail gives back their gains. When you’re sitting on heavy cushion from the original July trend-change, you don't even need to touch the keyboard. Zero reason to add here. Pure cruise control.

$MRNA triggered a live breakout from a descending channel today. • RS 98 showing elite relative strength • 21 EMA rising cleanly underneath ($132.15) • Price printing $146.59, clearing the upper channel boundary Behind the technical setup: Moderna is guiding for up to 10% revenue growth in 2026, supported by late-stage pipelines in oncology (mRNA-4157) and respiratory vaccines. Caught this live on VCP Scanner the moment price crossed the pivot.

Anish | VCP Scanner @VCPScanner

2 days ago

$MRNA watching closely 👀 It went up 200% in few days after the cancer news Now forming a tight base. This is just waiting for a big volume break out.

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$IOVA just triggered a fresh breakout from a tight VCP. Price cleared the ~$9.4 pivot and is holding above it. RS: 98 21 EMA: rising Breakout volume: still only 0.7x average The interesting part is the structure before the move. Tighter contractions. Higher lows. Supply drying up Now the question is whether $9.4 becomes support.

A market reset doesn’t mean you have to become bearish. It means your bar for taking risk should get higher. With oil and Treasury yields still driving the tape and the Fed decision in focus, I’d rather own stocks showing relative strength and clean bases than chase weakness or force trades. Let the market prove itself.

My favorite stocks at this moment. 1) SpaceX $SPCX

Everyone is watching AI and semiconductors. But $RDDT has positioned itself to become one of the most valuable human-data platforms on the internet. They now combine: 1. Human data - Hundreds of millions of users - One of the largest collections of human conversations online 2. Rapidly scaling business - Revenue +61% YoY - Advertising revenue +64% - Adjusted EBITDA +106% 3. AI data licensing - High-quality human data - Already monetizing its data $RDDT combined one of the internet's largest human knowledge bases with a rapidly scaling advertising business and an emerging AI opportunity. From a technical perspective, I see massive long-term potential in $RDDT. My first major target sits around $265. My long-term target sits at $665. At current levels, this offers an insane long-term risk/reward opportunity.

@WOLF_Financial That’s a strong setup for $JPM both trading and investment banking accelerating together. The bigger signal is broad-based strength in two of its highest-value revenue engines.

@elonmusk 100x the bandwidth changes the economics of Starlink entirely. The real moat is how much demand that capacity can absorb without linear constellation growth.

The chart is the missing piece here. $NBIS has now tested the ~$195 area twice and buyers showed up both times. That makes this less about “giving back the earnings move” and more about whether $195 becomes support. Hold it, and the reset looks constructive. Lose it on volume, and I’d reassess. The next move matters more than the last 34%.

If you want the next name before it looks obvious, follow @VCPScanner. I post the structure while it’s still quiet — not after the candle everyone screenshots. Reply “range” if you buy tightness. Reply “breakout” if you wait for confirmation.

Retail does this backwards: Sees green → FOMO Sees chop → leaves Sees +20% → “should’ve bought” Institutions do the opposite. They buy when the chart looks dead.

Most traders are scanning for breakouts. That’s why they buy late and sell the first red candle. The money is in the boring part: supply drying up while price stops going anywhere. I scanned today’s tape for that. One name keeps passing. Would you accumulate the range, or wait for the breakout and pay up?