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CAPE was only at alarming levels in mid-late 2021. Long opportunities in 2020 would still have been abundant. I don't base most of my bearish sentiment on the CAPE, but rather there has been a lot of irrational exuberance in 2020 and 2021, and it seems like it had gone too far. From Rivian, a...

> A joke Shiller PE would have predicted the dotcom bubble if it had existed back then, not only that, but also the great depression.

I only speak English, not TA How?

Yes, but you are missing the elephant in the room. Asset prices are very overvalued, much more than in 2016. Source: https://www.multpl.com/shiller-pe

Any fundamentals to back that up?

Yes, but no. Why not short NQ futures? That will no doubt outperform inflation.

It seems that possibly the EV virtue signaling by GM was for the purpose of getting more corporate bond buyers and BlackRock money?

Where do you get that information? Aren't OTC derivatives kept secret?

Hi everyone. I can confidently say that this recent drop in the NASDAQ is some sort of tech correction. It isn't quite clear if this will be a dotcom-bubble magnitude crash, or if it will recover. The earnings in the next weeks should give a rough idea. There seems to be so much going against...

What about false alarms?

I just don't want to lose tons of money to the unexpected.

In Nassim Taleb's book 'The Black Swan' he explains that there are many events, such as the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks or the Coronavirus Pandemic that cannot be easily predicted, but still have massive effects on the economy or politics. That being said, I would like to hedge against these events...

Try thinkorswim’s paperMoney

Boo hoo hoo, the US just avoided spending trillions of dollars while having a 100+% debt to gdp? Sounds like good news to me. If I were in WV I would re-elect Manchin 10 times out of 10.

It's in days, because the good-for-nothing growth/meme stocks all peaked around February/January

I LISTEN TO DEATH METAL CUAZE IM A BADASS MFER!!!!!!!! All jokes aside, I like to listen to calm music while assembling the trade, and after that listen to power metal to distract myself from the 50000000 margin calls I just got

I don't quite understand what this means, I only see this on VXX options.

Absolutely true. LONG VXX for life

What I meant by "edge" was that he wasn't doing as terrible as his picks are now.

I know these are cherry-picked, but still, a good portfolio shouldn't have THIS many losers. Has Jim Cramer lost his edge, or does he cave into the new SPAC/IPO hype like the rest of the market? These all seem to be hype stocks that could have avoided, just by using a little common sense.