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The @KCalhoun ratio (Rydex Bear to Bull Funds) is peaking. Be ready for the rally to take him out.

Enjoy the face ripper!

Thanks for the assist! One is basically dismissing years of market history and seasonal and cyclical tendencies by not considering the potential of a rally the remainder of the year. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/14/now-is-a-sweet-spot-for-stocks-says-market-historian.html

Seriously, dude. You are the one trolling. As I indicated, you don't want to admit there might be seasonal and cyclical trends that go against your bias.

I know we both got bullish too early but I'm positioned for the face ripper!

Sounds like you just want folks to confirm your bearish bias -- your very simple question requires a very simple google search.

Here comes the face ripper. But I'm always bullish, right @Laissez Faire?

You may not but others do.

I'll just throw this out there:

The data is out there if you look or one can just emotionally react to the headlines.

I'm bullish - probably not bullish enough based on this rant.

@Nine_Ender is definitely one of the better folks on this site with real wisdom and perspective about the markets.

So if the world is falling apart RIGHT NOW, why are regional banks not making new lows? Just sayin.' We're in a seasonal / cyclical low sweet spot now and no one can get out of their bearish mindset. The line in the sand was drawn yesterday.

We'll see -- but you are citing past information when the market is a discounting mechanism and already looking out into the future. Not to mention, we're in a seasonal / cyclical sweet spot for a rally. Lots of stuff supporting that the low is in for at least several weeks now.

I appreciate your ability to flip from one side to the other.

C'mon, man! It's a bull market now. :sneaky:

This was something that triggered yesterday. FWIW.

Relentless -- just curious, why you looking for a lower move first?

Not all the time, BUT, with the sentiment and seasonality as potential tailwinds, I have been for the past month or so -- got bullish a little too early trying to anticipate rather than let the market tell me what it's doing.

Looking like the Big One Up, but hey, I'm always bullish according to @Laissez Faire