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Midday Market is your mid-session pulse check — a quick, focused breakdown of how the trading day is unfolding and where the best setups are developing.Every episode covers:📈 Morning session recap and momentum check🔄 Sector rotation and relative strength shifts📊 Updated swing…

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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Midday Wave #116: Breadth Screams: Reading a Dark Tape Into the Close – Thursday 9/24/2026 (opens the original)

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    With SPY, QQQ, and IWM data unavailable, the hosts lean on breadth internals to read the market — finding a stable long-term bearish regime but a sharp short-term breakdown in participation. Single-name flow shows narrow leadership, volume-starved continuation trades, and one standout momentum print in SVRN, prompting a tighter, confirmation-first posture into the close. The post Midday Wave #116: Breadth Screams: Reading a Dark Tape Into the Close – Thursday 9/24/2026 first appeared on WaveRide

  2. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Midday Wave #115: Breadth Collapse: Market Flips Bearish Into the Close – Wednesday 9/23/2026 (opens the original)

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    Breadth deteriorated sharply intraday, flipping the regime from Cautious to Bearish as the 20SMA breadth read collapsed 56 points. With leadership narrowing almost entirely to semiconductors, the analyst lays out why traders should size down, demand volume confirmation on breakouts, and watch key ADI and TSM levels into the close. The post Midday Wave #115: Breadth Collapse: Market Flips Bearish Into the Close – Wednesday 9/23/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Reads: Trading Books Unpacked.

  3. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Midday Wave #114: Sprinter vs. Marathon: Breadth Diverges at Midday – Tuesday 9/22/2026 (opens the original)

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    Short-term breadth exploded 14 points intraday while the 40SMA regime stayed stuck below neutral, exposing a growing split between fast and slow signals. Medical names dominate the actionable tape — NTRA, VRTX, ALMR, and FPS — while rising Bear 4% counts argue for controlled-risk sizing into the close. The post Midday Wave #114: Sprinter vs. Marathon: Breadth Diverges at Midday – Tuesday 9/22/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Reads: Trading Books Unpacked.

  4. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Midday Wave #113: Breadth Diverges: Tech Surges, Confirmation Waits – Monday 9/21/2026 (opens the original)

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    With SPY and QQQ dark, this Midday Wave episode digs into breadth data showing a sharp 20-day thrust against a frozen 40-day trend. Tech rotation into software and cybersecurity leads the tape, but thin volume across leaders like ZS keeps the move unconfirmed — except for MSTR, which shows real conviction. The post Midday Wave #113: Breadth Diverges: Tech Surges, Confirmation Waits – Monday 9/21/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Reads: Trading Books Unpacked.

  5. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Midday Wave #112: Breadth Cracks: Mirage Moves vs. Real Conviction – Friday 9/18/2026 (opens the original)

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    Breadth collapses fast since the open, flipping the regime from Neutral to Bearish as the 40SMA and 20SMA both cave. With no index data available, the team digs into scan tables to separate low-volume mirage moves from the handful of names — SECZ, TEM, ILMN — showing genuine participation. The post Midday Wave #112: Breadth Cracks: Mirage Moves vs. Real Conviction – Friday 9/18/2026 first appeared on WaveRider Reads: Trading Books Unpacked.

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