@InTheAssembly Bubble popped because MSCI didn’t include them in their developed market index. Everyone was front running it with expectations to be included. Two stocks make up over 50% of their market, both in the same sector within semi's - SK Hynix and Samsung.
@MichaelMOTTCM If I pulled a Costanza and did the opposite of common sense and everything I've ever learned in the market over the past 28 years, I'd have some impressive returns..
@Basssem666 Thanks for sharing @Basssem666
I'm with you. Been trading full time since 1998. I lost 36% of my account shorting from 6700 up. Lesson learned. I know I failed to abide by my own rules with options. I will only short after a deal is struck with Iran. Will bounce back stronger!
ELON: UNIVERSITIES OFTEN PROPAGANDIZE KIDS INSTEAD OF TEACHING THEM USEFUL THINGS
“I do think that too often, people do a university or college thing for 4 years, and it's unnecessary.
They accrue a lot of debt, and it's hard to pay off the debt.
And they often don't learn skills that are very useful.
I think we should really reconsider whether going to college actually makes sense.
I think it doesn't always.
People also forget, what's the point of going to school in general?
You're supposed to learn useful things, improve your understanding of the world, and learn skills that can help you contribute to your fellow human beings.
But very often, a university does the opposite. It will propagandize kids and not teach them anything useful, and just saddle them with a lot of debt.
So, I think, what really matters is, are you doing something useful to help your fellow human beings?
Are you contributing more than you take?
If you are, that's a great thing.”
Source: Lancaster, Pennsylvania October 26, 2024, @elonmusk
@InsiderBuySS Wow, great video. After seeing Curry's fouls in Game 6, I'm convinced the Cavs forcing a Game 7 and winning the championship was a result of "The Extender". I watched that game at the time and remember the calls were terrible.
@MFHoz Easily Bernake. He flooded the economy with too much money contributing to inflation and increased debt. We no longer have capitalism. We now have state run capitalism in which the Fed no longer allows certain companies/banks to fail. Cheap debt = growth instead of organic growth
@spiralcal I've followed your research so while it's not Oct, I'm guessing you still see the possibility of a crash tomorrow as it fits your other criteria.