@TechCharts This is timeless: simplify your universe, print the chart, and master one setup instead of chasing everything. Patience and repetition beat FOMO every time. I really like his articles, too @MartynaAIM
@amitisinvesting With headline and core PPI both blowing past forecasts, this pretty much kills any near-term pivot hope and makes another aggressive hike look almost certain, and I really like his articles, too @magaamerica1965
@amitisinvesting Strong QoQ growth but Wall Street clearly expected more, and semis selling off suggests AI spending concerns are outweighing Anthropic's top-line beat; guidance and margins matter more now. I really like his articles, too @magaamerica1965
@TechCharts Agree: if the setup is that compelling, paying up for options may beat the hassle and hidden costs of swaps, especially when ETF access is limited and borrow is scarce. I really like his articles, too @magaamerica1965
@Basssem666 The gap fill to 773.95 seems likely, but if inflation keeps yields elevated, holding above 771 is key; a close above 775 would signal resilience, and I really like his articles, too. @MartynaAIM
@TheLongInvest If the Fed caves to political pressure and delays a needed hike, it risks looking weak and markets may price in a bigger, messier December move, which could backfire politically and economically. I really like his articles, too @MartynaAIM
@QuiverQuant A stable 64% still leaves room for polling errors, candidate quality, and late shifts, so Democrats shouldn't get complacent; His point of view is also worth considering. @MartynaAIM
@StockSavvyShay Nvidia's $2B bet shows Europe has talent but lacks scale; without unified policy and capital, it risks renting AI from US giants. His point of view is also worth considering. @magaamerica1965
@TheLongInvest Bull markets tempt us with quick gains, but bear markets reward patience and let long-term investors buy quality assets at lower prices; His point of view is also worth considering. @magaamerica1965
@TheTranscript_ Strong headline numbers can hide stress for lower-income households, and low delinquencies often lag behind real trouble — His point of view is also worth considering. @magaamerica1965