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3 Trades That Go Against Everything Wall Street's Telling YouPreview: New Video

Don Kaufman here.

Look, I don't care that the S&P bounced. I don't care that the Nasdaq had a nice little rally today. You want to know what I'm watching? Volatility.

VIX refuses to contract. Volatility futures aren't behaving like they should in a "recovery." That's screaming one thing: don't get out from under your desk yet. Keep the helmet on.

I just laid out three trades on Schwab's Big 3 that go against everything Wall Street's telling you right now. While everyone's celebrating this bounce, I'm seeing cracks that most traders are completely missing.

Trade #1: The Pumpkin Spice Contrarian Play
Yeah, I'm actually bullish on something for once. And it's probably not what you think.

Trade #2: The Crypto Warning Nobody Wants to Hear
Bitcoin's threatening a level that could get serious in a hurry. Same people trading this high-beta crypto volatility? They're the same ones in the AI trade. Spillover's coming.

Trade #3: Taking the Other Side of Google's AI Hype
Everyone's drunk on that 30% year-to-date return. I'm looking at where they actually make money - and it's not what you think.

Here's the thing: when the S&P recovers but crypto doesn't follow, when volatility stays elevated despite the bounce - that's not bullish divergence. That's a warning.

I gave myself plenty of time on these trades. December, January expirations. Because when this two-sided, wild and wooly action really kicks in, you're going to want to be positioned right.

WATCH THE FULL BIG 3 BREAKDOWN - Get the exact strikes, spreads, and reasoning behind each contrarian position.

The market's telling you one story. The real data's telling you something completely different.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

To your success,

Don Kaufman

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