Market's split right down the middle on what 2026 holds.

Fundamental analysts are bullish as hell. Their thesis? The new Fed chair will play ball with the administration's agenda—rate cuts incoming, accommodative stance locked in. Easy money environment means risk assets pump. Simple math.

But technical traders aren't buying it. They're seeing momentum fade hard. Price action screams distribution—smart money quietly rotating out while retail chases green candles. Chart structure looking sketchy at best.

So who's got it right? The macro guys betting on policy tailwinds, or the chart readers watching capital flow in real-time?

Both camps have conviction. Both can't be right. 2026 will settle this debate the hard way.