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// Latest recapV-Reversal at the Weekly Pivot: Shorts Caught in the 4200 Trap
All recaps →Equities shook off early session weakness to reclaim the opening range, forcing a massive squeeze in high-beta tech as the dollar index softened.
The morning session belonged to the bears as a hotter-than-expected PPI print sent yields toward the cycle highs, testing the resolve of bulls at the 5,800 level on the S&P. The tape looked heavy through the European close, with significant distribution in semi-conductors suggesting a breakdown below the 20-day moving average. However, the 10:30 AM reversal was textbook; a failed breakdown at the psychological floor triggered a violent short-covering rally that saw $NVDA reclaim its VWAP and never look back.
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