1974: Double Stuf Oreo released. Dow Jones crashes 45%. FTSE drops 73%.
1987: Big Stuf Oreo released. Black Monday, a 20% single-day crash and a following bear market.
1991: Mini Oreo introduced. Smaller icing ratios coincide with the 1991 Japanese asset price bubble, confirming the correlation works both ways and a reduction of Oreo icing may be a potential solution to preventing a future crash.
2011: Triple Double Oreo introduced. S&P drops 21% in a 5-month bear market
2015: Oreo Thins introduced. A complete lack of icing causes an unprecedented bull run in the S&P for years
2019: The Most Stuf Oreo briefly introduced. Pulled off the shelf before any major market damage could occur.
2021: The Most Stuf Oreo reintroduced. Market response: Bitcoin crashes 17 percent in a single day.
2026: Zero Sugar Double Stuf Chocolate Sandwich Cookies, Snack Packs, Bitcoin falls below 65k and stocks massively outperform crypto.
The Oreo Theory.
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ive tried diversification
i tried being a dev
i tried scalping new pairs
i tried pretending i had a process
and somehow ended up max long $neet
also long $lmao and now i’m on @slingoorio’s sleep schedule which is kinda gay & annoying
markets change people