TREE NEWS update: The Kobeissi Letter reports that 2026 is on track to be the first year in at least 30 years without a single NYSE day where over 80% of volume came from declining stocks, indicating extreme market resilience. This contrasts sharply with past crises: 2008 had 49 such days, 2022 had 33, and the historical average is about 21 per year. While this strength is notable, analysts warn that risks may be concentrated in future liquidity shifts or unexpected events.
2026 US Stocks Show Unprecedented Resilience, No Extreme Selloff
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