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We can't all be into the glamorous life of day trading seminars/videos, scalping leveraged etfs, and artificial women :).

Again, Canadian banks are some of the most ultraconservative banks on the planet. You can look up any stat on it. The chances that any of them would have got involved in the derivatives to any significant degree was minimal. You can post pointless shit hinting at some extreme risk taking going...

What is it about some of you and your conspiracy theories and doomsday theories ? Your analysis is brutally bad here. You've totally misrepresented the state of Canadian real estate. Calling the Canadian economy a "disaster" is just ignorant.

The reality is Canada's housing market is one of most conservatively financed asset groups on the planet; Canadian banks take far less risks then American ones. If anything the banks are too tight. We get these bs themes every so often from people who don't really understand the realities...

Maybe but if we get the usual Nov/Dec rally you might want to ask yourself why you so easily dismissed the possibility in October, The negative sentiment these days is way over the top. Consider that JPM got dragged down as low as $101 before earnings as analysts kept harping on about how badly...

So many of you are spectacularly wrong on your forecasts. It is really, really hard to miss a forecast on SPX by 70-120% but many on here have. Calhoun for example was confident of <2200 by August 2022. SPX 3600 isn't "cheap" but it's no worse then fairly priced given current metrics. 1700 you...

Seems to me you are far more desperate to see markets go down. Markets don't care about all your past mistakes or whatever losses you are chasing now. A ton of traders thought March 2020 ( or March 2009 ) would be far worse and linger for a long, long time. If you owned the very top in early...

It's up 3%. Nobodies 'crushing' the market on such a trade you seem to be far too invested emotionally in small returns.

I'm unclear short term but expecting a rally of some type in Nov/Dec off of whatever the bottom is soon. I believe quality stocks, TSX energy, and potentially some destroyed small caps / miners to do fine a year plus out in any event. It's a mixed market some stocks could still get hammered in a...

Reality is it wasn't really bad news no matter how hard the media tried to present it like it was. Inflation in NA has hardly moved in two months ( actually dropped a touch in Canada ). Look beyond the official numbers there are numerous asset classes and prices already down significantly. And...

I don't see inflation cresting as "horrible, horrible news". CR +10.2%, CMMC 6.3%, UVXY -4.8%. Not sure why "price action" guides one to trade UVXY today.

Some of OPs previous work : Dow has roughly traded between 17K and 37K since. Strangely I don't see 2500 :). In fact, the Dow never even went down at all from his "Top".

I see no evidence you've scaled into anything or that you hold anything long enough to truly profit significantly from a move in either direction. What's the use of saying UVXY is going from 10 to 20 when you can't hold the drops along the way ?

Oil is up 18% in a little over two weeks. Not enough for you ? Should the US drain all it's emergency reserves here lol.

And likely under account "dead broke" before that.

I really called this one right in 2014. He's back posting as Margin_Gamble and seems particularly sore about me. Wonder why :).

OMG you are so right this fool is definitely "AfterLOS" as well. He was listing posters and saying the Great Depression 2 was occurring in 2014, with a target of 2500 on the Dow. This guy is clearly nuts. First post from that thread : Wonder when he added to "Short bigtime" that had to be...

It's not really bad news. What we have is people rationalizing their takes to match the extreme negative sentiment in the media and amongst short term traders. Eventually that shit will end. It's not rocket science that sometime next year all these supposed catastrophic catalysts won't be all...

Cdn energy has been clearly bullish for several weeks.

I'm not forgetting anything. I'm simply relaying that I know directly of some highly successful millennials that embraced remote work and found corporate partners that bought into it 100%. I was part of the 1990s wave of increasing freelancing in IT and there is far more to it now. In the 1990s...