Sonny Crockett (Parody)

People are freaking out today because memory manufacturers like $SNDK is down -7% and $MU is down -5%. Image their reaction when the entire tech sector collapses -90% like $CSCO

BINGO!!! 👇

US Consumer Prices Are Rising At Their Fastest In 3 Years zerohedge.com/personal-finan…

To talk about Rate Hikes here is so misunderstood. The Economy is slowing! When the Economy slows - you do not hike rates. You CUT rates. And any SUPPLY-shock - does not constitute a basis to hike rates. On the contrary! The push higher in Oil Prices is already driving a downward pressure on inflation behind the curtain - through Demand destruction. So - hiking rates at this point is like killing consumer twice. And that into a slowing Economy. Look back to 2008 - and any time before. Were the times when NFP were in decline and at the current level the time to hike rates? No - it was not! Btw - ECB did that in 2008.... it was a major mistake! Study Business Cycles.

High beta momo stocks acting true to their name: after best day in 5 years, high beta momo is on pace to wipe out all yesterday's gains.

@TiffanyFong North Korea

I am NOT a foreign agent for China.

And then you really looked at Earnings - and when Bubbles burst... You are guessing ... or?

Seriously delinquent credit card balances about to surpass financial crisis record

BREAKING: Nasdaq 100 futures fall over -1% as US CPI inflation rises to 3.8%, its highest level in 3 years.

Friendly Reminder: If your income has not risen by at least 30% since Covid hit, you are now poorer. And that is using the government’s own data. The real number is likely 40% plus.

The 40% bubble concentration rule just triggered for the first time since the dot-com crash. If history repeats, the entire market could be at risk. Every time the top 10 stocks have made up 40% or more of the total market, a major crash has followed soon after. This pattern holds across nearly 200 years of market history. In 1929, the top 10 stocks hit 44% of the market. The Great Crash followed. In 1965, they hit 40%. The "Go-Go Bubble" burst followed. In 2000, they hit 41%. The dot-com crash followed. Today, the top 10 stocks make up 40% of the market once again. Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, NVDA, and Google alone make up 25%. This level of concentration has only been seen at the peak of the largest bubbles in history. And each time, the entire market has suffered, not just the top stocks. In 2000, while the Nasdaq lost 80%, the S&P 500 still fell 50%. In 2008, while banks led the plunge, the S&P 500 fell 58%. When the top gets this heavy, it drags everything down with it. 40% concentration has been a clear and consistent red flag. It doesn't mean a crash will happen tomorrow. But it does mean the risk level in the market is at an extreme.

It’s different this time

Tomorrow is CPI release.

But....but....I'm told there is no Bubble! 😉👇

🚨 BREAKING Michael Burry just opened a $1,000,000,000.00 short on the AI bubble $912M against PLTR + $187M against NVDA Confirmed in his latest 13F The same man who shorted housing in 2007 while Wall Street called him crazy is now positioned identically against AI History rhymes, and nobody on CT is paying attention yet Save this tweet. We'll see who's right by Q4

@FOX26Houston @grok How much is this due to home schooling?

Texas public school enrollment has fallen below 5.5 million students this year, marking the second-largest decline in the state’s recent history, according to data from the Texas Education Agency and analysis by Texas 2036. fox26houston.com/news/texas-sch…

If you don't see this Market Bubble - Economics, Financing & Investments is not your thing. No - this time is not different! And I don't care what you think Fed or Trump will allow. The Market is in the Largest Bubble ever - and it will Crash. Not "there" yet - but closing in! Worst Recession and Market Crash since 1930s!

@jack @RepThomasMassie Someone explain to me how the psychology of this tweet comports with his allowance of censorship on Twitter.

.@RepThomasMassie for president

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