The little bear market of 2022 is just starting.
Wait until uncle Powell to jump in to backtrack. Till then, the water is still muddy…
Jan 5, 2022 to be preciseWe found the ejmr fund manager
Market crash is imminent
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hahahahahahaha. what “can” happen… a pink elephant
might fly through the window. panic!For those that didn't experience it, today is what the internet bubble aftermath stock action feels like.
Now, extend today but for two more years and you have an idea of what *can* happen.Jan 5, 2022 to be precise
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hahahahahahaha. what “can” happen… a pink elephant
might fly through the window. panic!For those that didn't experience it, today is what the internet bubble aftermath stock action feels like.
Now, extend today but for two more years and you have an idea of what *can* happen.Jan 5, 2022 to be precise
How old are you?
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hahahahahahaha. what “can” happen… a pink elephant
might fly through the window. panic!For those that didn't experience it, today is what the internet bubble aftermath stock action feels like.
Now, extend today but for two more years and you have an idea of what *can* happen.Jan 5, 2022 to be precise
Stop laughing and just btfd with maximum leverage.
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hahahahahahaha. what “can” happen… a pink elephant
might fly through the window. panic!For those that didn't experience it, today is what the internet bubble aftermath stock action feels like.
Now, extend today but for two more years and you have an idea of what *can* happen.Jan 5, 2022 to be precise
How old are you?
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I gave up trying to believe and shorted into the hole and recovered HALF my losses, closing down just 0.6%. I feel this is ok and I would feeeeel better if I was up. But look at my quant -4%, and the market in ashes, it’s good to know i am still immune to market pullbacks and no matter how deleterious a tape gets — I am almost always able to navigate it.
This is the first week of January, which means the tone is being set now. This immediately reminds me of the semis in 2005, down 6.8% for January — but it was much worse in the trenches. I was managing money back then and I recall, very vividly, wanting to cry all over my book. It also reminds me of Q1 2014 when SAAS got wrecked. The common narrative with those corrections is the fact that they bounced for a single month and then was catacombed in a bear tape till summer.
Could we be entering a bear market?
Well, the fact the Fed is interested in hiking and tapering to fend off inflation, coupled with a weaker economic backdrop, one has to muse at the possibility we are entering a worst case scenario period of STAGFLATION, whereby your buying power deprecates while you lose your job.
We have always felt there was some grand plan of malfeasance taking place, ever since the Fed started to monetize everything, now up to a staggering balance sheet of $9 trillion. Aside from all that, which is of course terrible, we now stare down the barrel of a world wide totalitarian lockdown based upon healthcare under the false guise of expertise and noble stewardship. Nothing could be further than the truth and the COVID cases and deaths continue to spiral higher, almost as fast as government officials strip freedoms and force your children to vaccinate against a virus that cannot be vaccinated against. It all paints a very bleak and terrible picture. People on the other side of the spectrum might believe me to be spewing Chicken Little styled doom.
But am I?
I closed 50% cash, long XLP, DRIP, UVXY, TZA and WCLD.
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I gave up trying to believe and shorted into the hole and recovered HALF my losses, closing down just 0.6%. I feel this is ok and I would feeeeel better if I was up. But look at my quant -4%, and the market in ashes, it’s good to know i am still immune to market pullbacks and no matter how deleterious a tape gets — I am almost always able to navigate it.
This is the first week of January, which means the tone is being set now. This immediately reminds me of the semis in 2005, down 6.8% for January — but it was much worse in the trenches. I was managing money back then and I recall, very vividly, wanting to cry all over my book. It also reminds me of Q1 2014 when SAAS got wrecked. The common narrative with those corrections is the fact that they bounced for a single month and then was catacombed in a bear tape till summer.
Could we be entering a bear market?
Well, the fact the Fed is interested in hiking and tapering to fend off inflation, coupled with a weaker economic backdrop, one has to muse at the possibility we are entering a worst case scenario period of STAGFLATION, whereby your buying power deprecates while you lose your job.
We have always felt there was some grand plan of malfeasance taking place, ever since the Fed started to monetize everything, now up to a staggering balance sheet of $9 trillion. Aside from all that, which is of course terrible, we now stare down the barrel of a world wide totalitarian lockdown based upon healthcare under the false guise of expertise and noble stewardship. Nothing could be further than the truth and the COVID cases and deaths continue to spiral higher, almost as fast as government officials strip freedoms and force your children to vaccinate against a virus that cannot be vaccinated against. It all paints a very bleak and terrible picture. People on the other side of the spectrum might believe me to be spewing Chicken Little styled doom.
But am I?
I closed 50% cash, long XLP, DRIP, UVXY, TZA and WCLD.How about gold?
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No gold for now.
I gave up trying to believe and shorted into the hole and recovered HALF my losses, closing down just 0.6%. I feel this is ok and I would feeeeel better if I was up. But look at my quant -4%, and the market in ashes, it’s good to know i am still immune to market pullbacks and no matter how deleterious a tape gets — I am almost always able to navigate it.
This is the first week of January, which means the tone is being set now. This immediately reminds me of the semis in 2005, down 6.8% for January — but it was much worse in the trenches. I was managing money back then and I recall, very vividly, wanting to cry all over my book. It also reminds me of Q1 2014 when SAAS got wrecked. The common narrative with those corrections is the fact that they bounced for a single month and then was catacombed in a bear tape till summer.
Could we be entering a bear market?
Well, the fact the Fed is interested in hiking and tapering to fend off inflation, coupled with a weaker economic backdrop, one has to muse at the possibility we are entering a worst case scenario period of STAGFLATION, whereby your buying power deprecates while you lose your job.
We have always felt there was some grand plan of malfeasance taking place, ever since the Fed started to monetize everything, now up to a staggering balance sheet of $9 trillion. Aside from all that, which is of course terrible, we now stare down the barrel of a world wide totalitarian lockdown based upon healthcare under the false guise of expertise and noble stewardship. Nothing could be further than the truth and the COVID cases and deaths continue to spiral higher, almost as fast as government officials strip freedoms and force your children to vaccinate against a virus that cannot be vaccinated against. It all paints a very bleak and terrible picture. People on the other side of the spectrum might believe me to be spewing Chicken Little styled doom.
But am I?
I closed 50% cash, long XLP, DRIP, UVXY, TZA and WCLD.How about gold?
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If todays market collapse didn’t wipe you out yet, then tomorrows historic Black Thursday crash will finish you off. That is, unless you are 100% in physical cash as we speak. If not, it’s already too late. Nuclear Financial Armageddon is coming. Friday will be worse.
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If todays market collapse didn’t wipe you out yet, then tomorrows historic Black Thursday crash will finish you off. That is, unless you are 100% in physical cash as we speak. If not, it’s already too late. Nuclear Financial Armageddon is coming. Friday will be worse.
A 2% decline from all-time highs is not a market collapse.
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Let's check this sentiment end of next week.
If todays market collapse didn’t wipe you out yet, then tomorrows historic Black Thursday crash will finish you off. That is, unless you are 100% in physical cash as we speak. If not, it’s already too late. Nuclear Financial Armageddon is coming. Friday will be worse.
A 2% decline from all-time highs is not a market collapse.
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Don’t be silly, you can short futures now and hedge yourself if you really think tomorrow is going to be a “Black Thursday.”
If todays market collapse didn’t wipe you out yet, then tomorrows historic Black Thursday crash will finish you off. That is, unless you are 100% in physical cash as we speak. If not, it’s already too late. Nuclear Financial Armageddon is coming. Friday will be worse.
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I don’t care since I will cash out after this collapse and retire…
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Ok, so you've experienced 01, 08, guess you were a child during 87. Are you claiming no more crashes for the rest of your lifetime?
Wut? That makes no sense, you going to cash out "after" a collapse and then retire? You like buying high selling low?