Executive Salad

@TechCharts Great, thanks for clarifying

@JulesJules_L I cover ETF's to give an overall perspective in equities. Breakout signals are focused on single equities. Chart pattern statistics are compiled from single equity breakouts. You can easily add the 3% breakout confirmation and act on the breakout.

$EUFN One long white candle can complete this pattern. Looks ready #EUROPE #FINANCIALS

@OzStomper @Kipsleyanne Let the market decide if nuclear is viable or not.

@Kipsleyanne Fun fact nuclear energy is isgnificantly more expensive than renewables supported by domestic LNG...... Australia should have the lowest power prices in the world with that combination. All it needs is a gas reservation policy priced accordingly!!

Fun fact: Australia is the only first world country to NOT have a nuclear power station. -USA: 94. -China: 59. -India: 25. -Australia: 0. Labor wants to go Net Zero - At any cost. Australia has some of the HIGHEST power bills in the World.

@calvinfroedge Do you need the name of a good therapist?

Hummus closed = 0.5% sell off in stocks 0.5% gain in oil Hummus reopen = 5% gain in stocks 5% sell off in oil Hope this helps

@vtchakarova It’s missing the bottom half of the chart. At least repost charts that show the whole story

Certainly it’s nothing

@TechCharts back half of 2024/early 2025

Macro experts, can a strong Dollar, strong equities especially EM, co exist? Correlation experts, has these been time periods where we had both and under what condition?

@calvinfroedge My god when will you shut up

So in the past 3 months, the big winner is tech The big loser is energy This makes sense, because we had an energy crisis, which means bad energy

@OzStomper @HDealla Yeah the current gov is certainly acting in our interests

@HDealla why why why would you vote for a party that wouldnt act in your interests?????

I’m an immigrant woman business owner who’s been in Australia since 10 yrs old. I got citizenship after being here 25 yrs. I got it for 2 reasons. 1) I am an Aussie. 2) I wanted to vote for One Nation. I’ve been here 38 yrs next month. I haven’t been back to my birthplace for 35 yrs. I’m still voting One Nation. How about you?

@TMFScottP Aus is the third biggest fossil fuel exporter in the world. And yet labor gaslights the whole country claiming to care about net zero. Crippling the country in the process. We’re not doing anything for the environment.

Hanson, paraphrased lightly: 'Environmental regulations are important but shouldn't be allowed to strangle the economy'. The 'but' does a lot of heavy lifting, here. Is she saying that the pollution is okay if the economy is growing? If not, what *is* she saying?

@calvinfroedge @LordPos3idon You have been a broken record for months now. Just trade the market, not what you think the market should be doing

@LordPos3idon I'm investing in oil because we're getting the fastest inventory drawdowns in history and everything else is noise

Imagine being long Oil, blaming the price action on manipulation, but then not looking in the mirror to ask oneself “why am I even investing in a market that I believe to be manipulated?”Where is the accountability at?

@Scutty Surely you know it’s all theatre

Why not just sign the deal and announce it afterwards? Not like we haven’t been here before.

$IREN now at $69 I want it to hit $92 next This will mean it has jumped +100% since Serenity told you to sell And I told you to buy.

@solo_dio_ Also that the gov printed cash like crazy

funny how he never mentions how many migrants have been dumped here since COVID and celebrates higher unemployment and falling wage growth strange malakia 🍷🍷🍷🍔🍔🍔

@AvidCommentator Absolute rubbish. Their properties will be grandfathered

Non paywalled article 'Mum-and-dad investors say tax grab forces them to hike tenant rents' news.com.au/finance/real-e…

Nah mate....

@panpalobar Why is the $71 low on April 29 not a higher low?

#gold #silver #preciousmetals "It never was my thinking that made the big money for me. It was always my sitting. Got that? My sitting tight!" Quick Note> 1. There is NO pattern of "higher HIGHs, higher LOWs" in silver yet. These are NOT true highs and lows; that is why these same calls in February (and in the past) have failed. 2. The $95.56 level that I noted in February kept us on the safe side. Silver failed to close > that level and declined 37%. Above $95.56, the bulls are in control. Below $75, the bears will be in control. 3. My original idea was that the decline in gold and silver would most likely conclude by April. My max decline for gold was $4150-$4200 (spot). So far, this has been accurate. 4. The short-term situation in gold can be best described imo as "a lack of interest". (in terms of positioning). 5. In late February, I drew your attention to the Feb 17 low. Notice where the recent bounce was rejected. The high came exactly on April 17 (key date). 6. Gold has been forming "Lower highs and lower lows". The big boys are surely watching this. Under $4649, it gets into a tricky position. If we break the May low, it will attract speculative short positions. CONCLUSION In my opinion, the consolidation/correction is not over yet. A retest of the recent lows is still possible. I could be wrong (I have been wrong many times), but I think ~$3800s (gold) and $54 (silver) are still on the table. This is a healthy correction after the massive moves we saw. Long-term, much higher.

@calvinfroedge You win peak cope award

And they marveled at the glory of their bubble and their decadence

@calvinfroedge @WallStreetMav the question was about Gold, not miners

@WallStreetMav "We're not interested in things that don't cash flow" My sister in Christ, you're buying tech at the lowest cash flows of all time and miners are generating their highest FCF ever

CNBC Fast Money absolutely hates gold miners. Best buy signal around. They don't get it.

@dampedspring Just trade the market mate

Before you post about the internet boom as being different because companies weren't making money. Could you please look at Telcos Hardware Software (msft) Databases Switches Semiconductors Storage And even fiber manufactures These companies were the biggest in market cap in 1995 and made bank in 1995 and made 4-10x 1995 bank in 2000. Really huge companies making real bank.

@ColinACody @dampedspring AMZN wasn't 'safe' in 99

I have heard "picks and shovels" recently from two prestigious firms. Just like in '99. "We don't own PETS.COM, we own CSCO". What people seem to forget is that the "safe" picks and shovels firms in 2000 got murdered too. Ask CSCO, NT, and AMZN investors. It's eerie.

Based on the last week and parabolic moves of the past 48 hours ill say it now  We are now in a bubble specifically a bubble in picks and shovels akin to the bubble in fiber and chips in 2000 or residential real estate in 2007. Like those periods the bubble in the specifics also dragged all stocks up and the bubble popping drove all stocks down Unlike George Soros who says when you identify a bubble you jump in long I am not George Soros and think he identifies it way earlier than me.  So I am not going to join his protege and buy into the bubble. I speak from my experience in the 1987 LBO bubble, the Tech bubble, the housing bubble and the bond bubble.  I could be wrong but feel it necessary to share my views.  I don’t use the term lightly. I have specifically said we are not in a bubble until today. My options are to fade it or stay out of its way.  I have some small risk remaining as my puts have fallen rapidly but I have NO intent of fading this in any more size. Happy to short down 5 or even 10% on the other side of the peak.  Lots of opportunity in non equity macro today.  But over the past week this has gone into territory I have no edge in capturing.   IT will end very very badly but when and from where is unknown. But it will end with SPX below 6000 and NDX below 20,000 and Semiconductors at half of current spot. But that could be a wild and longer path than I can predict.

@juliewdesign_ Nice, thanks

@juliewdesign_ Really nice work! How many images were involved in this?

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