StonkasaurusRex

@colin_gladman @SkyBrockmoller 😂😂

@SkyBrockmoller We certainly have a different definition of thankful

Last opinion on RC and $GME today. Is he doing what’s in best interest of shareholders? No. Not in my opinion and certainly not in the short term. Do I think he thinks he’s doing what’s in the best interest of the company? Absolutely. Will it pay off? Time will tell.

@DarioCpx @Dongs4Lyfe

Alright, folks, Japan is clearly busy manipulating the oil futures market. I have no more doubt whatsoever that this has been the case for a while, likely in coordination with the US. If you look at the oil price in JPY, they clearly set a fairly hard ceiling since the beginning

@kholov23 $bull

Name the ticker

@kholov23 Love the chart as always. Do you see any possibility of spy downside? This doesn't look like healthy price action to me and I'm expecting a pullback.

$SPY 15 Min Candle Chart Possible?

🚨 S&P 500 JUST PRINTED A TEXTBOOK WYCKOFF DISTRIBUTION TOP Look at the sequence: > Preliminary Supply (Oct 2025) > Buying Climax (Nov 2025) > Automatic Reaction (Dec 2025) Secondary Test -> Upthrust -> Upthrust After Distribution (now) Minor Sign of Weakness already printed Last move on the schematic = Major Sign of Weakness Target zone: $6,200 area Wyckoff distribution almost never fail when all 6 stages confirm The whole "ATH = strength" crowd is about to get the textbook lesson Follow + notifs on, I will keep you updated!

@Don7Spy Go one day out exp in case Israel goes off on Iran tonight 🤝

$SPY $714 PUTs 0dte for $122 here Hero or zero bro 🤷🏻‍♂️

@TheMaverickWS @Dongs4Lyfe

Qualcomm up almost 20% on revenue decline year over year $QCOM

@FinanceLancelot @Dongs4Lyfe

"I'm quite factually telling you, they are manipulating the market and you should take advantage of it."

When you check oil and it’s at the same high it was when the market was down 10% from current levels

@_Investinq @allthingsf74065 @Dongs4Lyfe

Paul Tudor Jones just said something the market really doesn't want to hear. "We're clearly so leveraged in equities in this country. We're 252% of stock market cap to GDP. In 1929, we were at 65%. In 1987, about 85%. In 2000, we got to 170%. And now we're at 252." Every number he listed, 1929, 1987, 2000 ended the same way. "If you think about the periodicity of significant bear markets since 1970, we get a mean reversion about every ten years. That would be a 30 to 35% decline. Well, 35% on 250% of GDP is 89% of GDP. The reverse wealth effect, oh my gosh. 10% of our tax revenues are capital gains; they go to zero." This isn't a perma bear making noise but Paul Tudor Jones called the 1987 crash before it happened and made 200% that year. When he talks about mean reversion, he's speaking from a track record that almost nobody in finance can match and then he said this: "If you buy the S&P at this current valuation, the 10-year forward returns are negative when you buy with the S&P P/E of 22. That's what history shows." He's right, every major study on long-term equity returns shows that starting valuation is the single most predictive variable for 10-year forward performance. At a P/E of 22, history doesn't give you a great answer. "The real problem is, if you look at private equity in 2007 and 2008, that was about 7% of institutional portfolios. Now it's about 16%. Real estate's gone up. Infrastructure bets have gone up. We're so much more illiquid than we were in 2008." In 2008, the crisis was bad because the system was leveraged. Today the system is leveraged and illiquid, pension funds, endowments, and sovereign wealth funds can't hit a sell button on private equity. They can't exit real estate in a week, when forced deleveraging starts in a system this illiquid, the exit doors are half the size they were last time. Jones didn't say a crash is coming tomorrow. He said the conditions that produce the worst outcomes in financial history are more present right now than at any prior peak he's seen in 50 years of trading. He said buying the S&P at these levels and expecting the same returns as the past 100 years is math that doesn't work because those 100-year averages include decades when stocks were priced at 6 or 7 times earnings, not 22. "Valuation matters a lot, and the stock market's really high, and it's going to be really hard to make money from here."

*OPENAI MISSED '25 REV TARGET FOR CHATGPT: WSJ *OPENAI MISSED GOAL OF REACHING 1B WEEKLY USERS BY 2025-END: WSJ No worries, they only have $1.5 trillion in spending commitments

@iddqd_usa 😂😂 this is perfect @Dongs4Lyfe

** AXIOS - OPENAI MAY POTENTIALLY MEET REVENUE GROWTH TARGETS, OTHER KPIS, BY END OF YEAR ** AXIOS - OPENAI MAY CHOOSE TO SPEND MORE MONEY ON DATA-CENTERS ** AXIOS - OPENAI CEO SET TO FLY TO GULF "SOON"

Falcon 9 Rocket Transiting Our Sun 4K

@Don7Spy @Beth_Kindig 😂😂

@Beth_Kindig So $NVDA will be bigger than Chinese GDP? And $DXY 70 from 99?

I remain comfortable saying Nvidia $NVDA will reach $20 trillion by 2030, but investing is all about opportunity cost. In 2026, Nvidia may not offer the best risk/reward across AI, as custom silicon gains more market share, the CUDA moat matters less with inference, and the company faces a potential Rubin delay. io-fund.com/ai-stocks/nvid…

@Mr_Derivatives 😂😂

$SOXX Looking forward to trading this at $500 last week. #bendingbackwards

@zerohedge @Dongs4Lyfe

Hedge Funds Brace For Reversal: Dump Tech Stocks At Fastest Pace In 2 Years zerohedge.com/markets/hedge-…

@MarketMike @Dongs4Lyfe

Almost nobody looks at this chart… but it’s one of my favorite ways to spot when a move may be running on fumes. This is a simple 60‑minute line chart of high yield vs SPY. I use it to track divergences between “smart money” (bonds) and “dumb money” (equities). The last major signal was at the bottom, high yield quietly started putting in a higher low while stocks were still puking. That helped flag the turn. Fast‑forward to now: $JNK and $HYG are not confirming this latest push in SPY. Stocks are pressing higher, high yield is stalling out. That doesn’t guarantee a top, but when "Smart Money" refuses to play along, I take note.

The last 2 all-time highs have been on negative breadth: Friday's record saw 324 SPX companies close lower; this was the 2nd worst negative breadth record only after Oct 28, 2025 when the S&P closed at a record with 80% of S&P companies red.

@Dongs4Lyfe @Mr_Derivatives 😂😂

@Mr_Derivatives @StonkasaurusRex

Bruh even Tom Lee is calling for a 20% drawdown which gets me worried.