BREAKING: Around 40% of Institutional Investors are now underweight US equities as per BofA research.
Yesterday, JP Morgan reported that retail bought the dip at the highest level EVER with $4.1B of inflows within 3 hours.
Now, 40% of institutions are underweight US equities which is the LOWEST allocation since May of 2023.
It really is turning into retail vs institutions.
Either institutions will eventually become equal/overweight equities & chase, or retail will have ended up buying into a rally that did not have the legs to hold its momentum.
One of them will be right.
The more I learn about the semiconductor supply chain, the more implausible it all seems. There’s a small island vulnerable to invasion where all the chips are made? And the machines to make them all come from one firm in the Netherlands? Using lenses made by one firm in Germany?
I am actually obsessed with probabilities, metrics, Bayesian thinking
For the life of me I cannot figure out why people pursue day trading. It just does not make mathematical sense. People deserve to lose as day traders. The odds are just so stacked against them. It makes no sense.
The odds of making it as position or swing trader are two to three times greater than to make it day trading. Day trading makes no logical sense.
If you day trade, you deserve to lose. Of course, two in a hundred of you will game the game and good for you. I mean it.
UPDATE: In this video, the 2nd parked car targeted by the thief actually had someone sitting in the back seat of the blue SUV . The scofflaw breaks the window & snatches a bag, eliciting screams from the SUV.
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#soybeans- #july. Bull or Bear- If you think "technicals have to be complicated"? Chew on this for breakfast.
#trendlinesareforcheaters. You can argue on social media- or you can manage your position and risk. Your choice.