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![howtoswingtrade Avatar](https://lunarcrush.com/gi/w:24/cr:twitter::1294078101320806409.png) The Trading Initiative [@howtoswingtrade](/creator/twitter/howtoswingtrade) on x 5083 followers
Created: 2025-04-15 16:21:47 UTC

Stocks don't move alone. They move in packs.

Why?

Because massive passive ETF flows, controlled primarily by financial institutions, not retail investors, drive buying and selling in entire sectors and industries simultaneously.

Take large cap Comm $XLC stocks as an example:

Right now, Netflix $NFLX and Spotify $SPOT both share strikingly similar technical setups:

- Both trading above their upward-sloping 200-Day Moving Averages
- Both showing bullish momentum, trading above a bullish RSI reading (50+)

At first glance, both stocks seem equally playable.

But if you dig deeper, subtle yet important differences emerge.. differences in relative strength, momentum acceleration, and industry positioning.

One of these two stocks stands out as the stronger, higher-probability play for the next 3–6 months.

And as traders, our job isn't just finding playable stocks. 

Our job is selecting the highest probability setups that institutional flows are already favoring.

So here's the question:

Between $NFLX and $SPOT, which one is more likely to outperform in the coming months? Why?

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