Supbrah

@TrungTPhan I was eating outdoors at a restaurant in gold coast Chicago, saw him go into a shop, same jeans and sneaker combo

Happy May the 4th to all who celebrate

@PelotonHolder @Realcoinforge Kings didn't cut the silver and gold content of coins?... Read Jacob Fuggar bro

@Realcoinforge 100 years back we didn’t have QE

🇺🇸 THE S&P-500 IS REPEATING A 100-YEAR OLD TRADING PATTERN. This is a 14 step pattern with the 7th being the bottom before a massive rally. The stock-market has just finished the 6th step. What comes next is a massive crash. Let's hope this isn't accurate.

@JayPatel805 @MichaelPBento Investing.com economic calendar free

@MichaelPBento Is this an app or something that's free? If so, can you share?

Fake numbers again that happened to be completely exactly in line

@Nob0dyIsTheKing @MichaelMOTTCM Just in time too

@MichaelMOTTCM Well the Japs declined they interfered! Go figure…

I am guessing this move in the Yen won't be bullish for risk?

@flacracker813 @MichaelPBento Was just about to post this.

@MichaelPBento YIKES!!!!! All of the sudden!

@TribeRuffner @alshfaw Referring to Fridays post

@supbro84312 @alshfaw No dude he’s saying face ripping melt up. Lever up. Contingent on DXY dumping. Come on now lil bro

⚠️⚠️ $DXY is trading like a high-beta stock now. Tonight’s drop is sending $KOSPI and $NIKKEI sharply higher—KOSPI IT already up 8%. That should translate positively for $IGV and $IWM tomorrow. The global economy itself isn’t exactly strong—equities are reacting mechanically to FX moves here. This is starting to resemble a Roaring 1920s-style setup. Thanks #Trump1929 Watch $DXY very closely. If it loses the bottom of the box shown here, global equity prices could go vertical. A dangerous situation maybe unfolding if DXY is not reined in. Share & Subscribe, <>: $SPY $QQQ $IWM $MDY $RUT $DIA $SDOW $SOXX $SOXS $SMH $NVDA $TSLA $YINN $VIX $VXX $TLT $BTC $GLD $SLV $SVXY

@biancoresearch I get it. But how does the supposed collective smartest financial brains of wall street fall for it every time?

This story produced a red screaming headline on Bloomberg. *IRAN OFFERS US NEW PROPOSAL TO REOPEN STRAIT OF HORMUZ: AXIOS The markets excitedly pumped on the headline. The problem is that this story was public 11 hours earlier. x.com/BabakVahdad/st… Effectively, this is a totally unrealistic proposal. Still, the administration waited 11 hours until markets were open to hype so-called "good news" by calling an American (or Israeli) reporter to say "A DEAL IS COMING!" and breathlessly include "We'll meet in the situation room to discuss." What is amazing is how desperate the market wants this to be the case, and how it bounces every time it happens.

@FinanceLancelot Also, JPY hovering near 159

The Wilder's moving average and Bollinger band moving average are about to cross on Treasuries held by the Federal Reserve. This happened approximately 3 weeks before the market topped in 2020. Kevin Warsh begins his term as Fed Chair on May 16th. He's been an outspoken critic of the Federal Reserve's printing and easy money policies. He been continually talking about reducing the balance sheet & being "deadly focused" on stable prices. He plans to eliminate the dual mandate of full employment, outlined in Project 2025. "The story I hear is inflation is not the central bank's fault, it's Putin & the pandemic. Nonsense." Whatever is about to happen, it's becoming increasingly clear Jerome Powell plans to let Kevin Warsh hold the bag... but maybe that was the plan this entire time. Back in 1929, when the markets first crashed after a dramatic final run, the Federal Reserve did nothing to save it. The Federal Reserve justified this inaction over "inflation fears", and instead of expanding the money supply they actively began to shrink it. This is the same language Warsh is using, fear over inflation. The market briefly recovered for 6 months into 1930, but as the market went up the Federal Reserve began reducing the money supply (Dollars), which caused markets to roll over again and fall for 2 years. By 1932, they had shrunk the total Dollar supply by 30% to implement the new system, the Banking Act of 1933. I believe this is what Scott Bessent & Kevin Warsh are about to do to the global Dollar supply.

@RealPeterLinder @RustySailor_ Also Canada supplies a significant amount of heavy crude that US refineries loke

@RustySailor_ Only reason is I focus just Canadian oil stocks.

As I like to make bold calls, here are three: 1)Tomorrow will be the start of a large collapse in the NYSE, Nasdaq and the S&P 500 2) WTI and Brent will steadily rise to $115 and $125, respectively within 10 days 3) Most Cdn oil stocks will exceed their 52 week highs shortly

@FinanceLancelot -5

Doing a survey. On a scale of 1 to 10, how bullish are you right now?

@FinanceLancelot What if the entire market short squeeze has the same result?

$CAR fell an astounding 40% today as the short squeeze finally popped. The chart on the right is the Dow Jones Transportation Average $DJT. I bet you never thought 1 stock could manipulate an entire sector.

@JeffreyLiss @kurtsaltrichter Agreed and thank you. Although this may take time if it happens

@kurtsaltrichter That depends if the economy and labor market become weak enough.

WTI back at $88, with the Strait closed again, means the Fed's path just got harder. Energy feeds into CPI with a lag, so every week oil stays elevated, and every dollar above $80 is another month of sticky inflation prints. The Fed is not cutting rates in 2026. The market is pricing 2 cuts. It's going to zero.

@FinanceLancelot Update?

$VVIX / $VIX update

@TraderJonesy Quote not available. What was it?

@FinanceLancelot What if oil futs converge to spot fisikal on mon?

@Datrongtien1 @MichaelPBento Same thought

@MichaelPBento Why futures pumping?

@Basssem666 @David_Tracey Oooooo iced em

He’ll be fine. At least he wasn’t like you bullish at the 6800s all the way to 6300s. You haven’t even admitted you were wrong and you’re going out there trolling someone 10x better than you ? Try to have some humility. It’s okay to be wrong by the way, I was wrong before and I’ll be wrong again. I admit when I’m wrong though, unlike you.

And what if you miss the next leg up entirely?

@Equ1ty_Engineer I started believing this too after I saw the market struggling to keep 200 sma and barely bounce on soft takos which were served last couple of weeks

The fact we haven’t had a real capitulation move at these lows tells me we still can go lower. Until there is a real fear sell off and spike in vix I think any rallies will be short lived.

@FinanceLancelot Still getting a bounce?