Well off the lows....duh...its almost lunch time.
Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$
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Inverse H&S NQ.
Nice chart. I don't think much of chart patterns in general, but bullish patterns almost always work on the indicies (pro tip; never short a 'bearish setup' lol)
Hmm... Yes but you seem to conveniently forget that it took 928 days for the SP500 to rise by 50%. A mere day in the life of a Crypto. Have fun with your turtle ride!
I notice crypto dweebs NEVER talk about loss. Only gain.
300 billion in mkt cap dissappeared and only $23 was claimed as loss on the entire interweb
300 billion in mkt cap dissappeared and only $23 was claimed as loss on the entire interweb
all those folks that tried to buy the bounce in ibm, would have been better served reading my turd post
im just neva wrong
im just neva wrong
More scare tactics!!!
Government shutdown would create roadblocks in the housing market
Government shutdown would create roadblocks in the housing market
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Haaaaaaa haaaaaaa 11 years !!!!
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US stocks will likely run higher for another 11 years, Wall Street's Tom Lee says
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US stocks will likely run higher for another 11 years, Wall Street's Tom Lee says
- Thomas Lee, head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, says Friday on CNBC's "Halftime Report" that he and the firm's technical strategist think stocks peak in year 2029.
- Lee's analysis is based on economic data such as housing starts, that indicate to the strategist the economy is likely only in the middle of the global business cycle.
- Lee also expects that funds will flow out of bonds into stocks in search of better returns, helping equities gain.
No idea. The psychological study of crypto traders is not my field of expertise, actually. I was talking about volatility. Not P&L. And the volatility of the SP500 has lots of inertia, just like an hippopotamus slowly walking its way to take a dive into some muddy river in the great plains of the Serengeti.