This is not a test. It’s the real thing.
You don’t often get a single policy day that re-maps leadership.
Powell’s move did.
The cut leaned dovish on soft labor, not a “hawkish cut.”
SPX and NDX were hit overnight back to scratch
RSP (equal‑weight S&P) broke to new highs: the tell that participation now, not concentration, is driving the tape post-cut
Gold holding firm and a weaker dollar are tailwinds
Divergence like this is something smart money waits for.
This is the kind of rotation the average investor can finally win with: fewer landmines, more ways to be right, less dependence on a tiny handful of high-beta, mega caps.
Here’s what I’ll show you:
The signals that define a true breadth regime (and how to track them)
The one chart that makes the switch obvious
The structures that monetize breadth without re‑concentrating risk
Alarm signals when this stops working
You don’t need to be an expert to take advantage of what's coming next.
I. How Leadership Becomes Breadth
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