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Hmmm a mainstream article using the word "unstoppable" in relation to gold after price has gone from $1600 to $3500 in 3 years. As @peteratwater.bsky.social would say ... There is a sentiment indicator here.

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As followers of feed are well-aware, "un-" words like unstoppable and uninvestable always make me pause. Needless to say, "unsinkable" took my focus to a whole new level. www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-un...

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That's interesting, couldn't Japan say the same thing about the US policy?

@jessefelder.bsky.social After reading your article about whales wanting out. This candle on GOOG today makes me wonder if it is more of the same. It appeared to a big enough sell to affect the SPX and NDX charts at that same time. About 2:37PM ET.

It sure seems like the market is setting the condition for tough decade where newer investors keep trying to buy the dip and that strategy that has worked so well over the last 15 year but no longer works.

Something something unstoppable...

Wow. I think Mr. Atwater @peteratwater.bsky.social has a saying about media following mood. Is that a bell I hear ringing?

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Label me a perma bear, old and out of touch. But with the amount of speculation we have seen over the recent years. It seems like a long, painful bear market will be needed to clear all this risk taking from the markets.

If I recall correctly S was the symbol for Sears. They ran into financial trouble and was taken over by Lampert via K-Mart which he had taken over when they were in trouble. The investor pitch, Eddie is smart, the real-estate of the two companies is worth more than the stock price. Didn't end well.

Every time I hear AI mentioned in a ad I roll my eyes and say to myself I'm sick of hearing about AI.

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No thank you.

This is another reminder of the late 90's when at that time I recall hearing how Mr. Buffett had lost his touch because he wasn't investing in the tech stocks of the day. The more things change the more they stay the same.

I've often heard Rick Rule @rickrule.bsky.social say and I'm paraphrasing, cash allows an investor / speculator to take advantage of volatility instead of volatility taking advantage of them.

FLR broke the floor. 🙂 I'm here all week, tip the waitress.

I assume there must be a black market large enough to monetize 100,000 eggs quickly? This is not an asset with a long shelf life. I'm scratching my head on how you offload that many eggs.

Risky assets have seen the most rapid increase: How bad is it? A fast decline can be costly when you’re bullish on stocks. But if you’re bullish on borrowed money, it can be catastrophic. Brian Whitmer explains: ow.ly/HLky50UwWPr #elliottwave #investing #stockmarket #etf

Thanks to @bcguy2010 for sharing this tidbit from William O'Neil's book, "How to Make Money in Stocks".

'The Fed has cut interest rates 100 bps since September, and over the same period, 10-year interest rates are up 100 basis points. This is highly unusual. The market is telling us something.' www.apolloacademy.com/the-move-in-...

MOFFETT: “Not only have we not seen any sign of an upgrade cycle, .. we have seen growing evidence that consumers are unmoved by AI functionality .. Meanwhile, fully agentic AI, the foundation of any real bull case .., seems further away now than it did even five months ago.” Cuts $AAPL to Sell

1/2 NASDAQ volume is disturbingly high vs. NYSE volume. I used to follow it via a 4-week ma normalized to a 52-week ma, per this April 2000 chart, but was never able to recreate it in StockCharts.

1/10 I’m becoming more and more concerned by how the market resembles 1972, when the Nifty 50 one-decision growth stocks, heavily-weighted in the averages, went up but almost nothing else did. Because that one didn’t end well at all.

I guess it doesn't like higher interest rates.

Today only, while supplies last.

See Helene's pinned post. 🙂