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The economy is flashing the ultimate boogeyman signal: Stagflation. Today, we saw a toxic combination of worse-than-expected GDP (1.4%) and hotter-than-expected PCE inflation data. The markets were on the verge of a catastrophic breakdown—until the Supreme Court suddenly ruled the recent tariffs illegal. Coincidence? Chief Market Strategist Gareth Soloway doesn't think so. In this critical market update, Gareth breaks down why the coordinated release of the Supreme Court decision was perfectly timed to mitigate the disastrous inflation data and spark a relief rally. But while the headlines celebrate, the charts are telling a very different story. The "Macro" trend remains ridiculously bearish. Gareth dissects the major indices to show exactly where the technical "lines in the sand" are drawn. He reveals why the S&P 500's ominous Head and Shoulders pattern hasn't been negated, and why his ultimate mid-year target for the S&P remains 6,100. In this video, Gareth covers: Macro Manipulation: How the Supreme Court's tariff ruling is temporarily overriding the reality of sticky 3% inflation and a slowing U.S. economy. Indices Breakdown: Why the S&P 500 is one neckline break away from a flush to 6,550, and the massive trendline the Dow Jones must hold to avoid a 3,000+ point drop to 46,000. Big Tech "Do or Die" Levels: Key institutional support lines for the market's biggest leaders. Gareth covers his current long position in Microsoft (MSFT), the "goodnight" breakdown level for Meta (META), the 20% downside risk for Amazon (AMZN), and the exact $172 trigger that sends Nvidia (NVDA) crashing to $150. Ignore the coordinated hype. Trade the charts. "No BS. Just Charts."