New record highs
It pays to be a permabull
Anyone playing long or short indexes right now is underperforming. Are you really going to post this shit every time the SPX is up 0.4% ?
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New record highs
It pays to be a permabull
Get the joke sonny...I remember reading on Elite Trader that markets couldn't possibly go up any higher, at least a thousand times. Vast majority of times market went higher. Just think how silly it is you posted this in a thread involving an OP who asked who was crazy enough to buy the Nasdaq in August 2020. Yes, he called the market top in August 2020.
Buy do continue with the hysteria after all, SPX was up 0.5% yesterday that's 'parabolic" right ?

Get the joke sonny...
I am neither a bull nor a bear...I am a day trader...and it is not silly to post in any OP’s thread..
.What happened? Just noticed you aren't a sponsor anymore. Does this mean you have switched to full time trading
Well, the 7% pull back last month of 1000 points in NQ would have been a 10% pullback from just a couple years ago, which is the classical definition of a correction.
We don't need the classical definitions to define a medium or long-term pullback. The higher they go, they harder they fall when the time comes.
The point being, all that financial stimulus did not prevent September from happening. And it will not prevent the next major pullback.
So wait, no 10% pullback?
Yes. Was giving a look to the past perfomance of certain names during the prolonged bear markets.I wonder how many crypto gurus from 2017 made a comeback in 2020-21? To be fair, stock and option traders are just as bad as crypto traders now. There are young "gurus" all over Youtube and Twitter teaching people how to trade stocks and buy/sell options with the assumption that buy-the-dip always works. The way stocks recovered in 2020 (from a 30%+ drop to new highs in like 4 or 5 months) has given many a false sense of security. When I warn them of prolonged bear markets, they say "if you're afraid of stocks you probably shouldn't trade." As if they're the experienced traders and I'm just some scared newbie. They never traded through the dot.com crash or 2008, nor have they backtested their strategies through those times.