Healthcare's 60% Surge Changes Everything

Image Source: UnsplashEveryone's panicking about Nvidia NVDA earnings tomorrow.Gianni's buying healthcare stocks that are already up 60%.While the Mag Seven unwinds and traders scramble to figure out what's next, Gianni spotted a sector that's gone absolutely parabolic under everyone's nose. Healthcare has ripped 60% off its April lows, and he thinks it's just getting warmed up.The numbers tell the story. IBB sits $10 away from all-time highs. XBI could surge another 40-50% and barely touch its previous peak. This isn't some speculative moonshot. This is a sector that hasn't made new highs in 14 months finally waking up.And Gianni's Trinity Terminal caught it back in September.ARQT, one of the first Trinity Trade positions when the terminal flagged healthcare, just ripped over $5 higher since Friday alone. Names like INCY and PTCT are holding up while everything else bleeds. Healthcare traded up three-quarters of a percent today while the broader market sold off.The rotation is real:Russell 2000 showing relative strength, driven by healthcare and financialsBiotech ETFs XBI and IBB leading the charge higherTrinity Terminal flagged this months ago when tech was still making headlinesHealthcare is underweight in the S&P 500 compared to historical levelsHere's why this matters now. Gianni thinks stocks either make new all-time highs by year end or we're headed for serious trouble. Tech can't carry the market alone anymore. Microsoft MSFT looks ready to break. The Nasdaq led the downside today.Healthcare is stepping up to fill the void.There's no bubble here. No frothy valuations. No retail mania. Just institutional money rotating into a sector that's been ignored while tech grabbed all the attention. The Trinity Terminal spotted the flow early, and now the charts are confirming what the options activity predicted months ago.Nvidia reports tomorrow. That could be the catalyst that determines whether tech stabilizes or accelerates lower. Either way, Gianni's positioned in the one sector that's actually working.Video Length: 00:08:39More By This Author:Banks Crashed After This Morning Trade Are Market Internals Sick Or Healing? The Line Between Holding And Breaking