Unfortunately, I think it does. We are due.Interesting things still happening in BTC and I think issues there are leading equities. Someone got liquidated around 2:30 AM last night and then there were a couple other flushes after that before bouncing hard starting at about 7:30 AM this morning.
The low from April is just about 11% away...wonder if it makes it down there before this drawdown is over.
The fact that our market relies so heavily on a rate cut is scaring me a little. I'm trimming my portfolio to hold more cash.
Truly, truly shocked today went that well.
Thought it was a morning head-fake followed by a tumble.
Weelp, go USA!!
That is a valid point on the traps.Head fake 2 days in a row? My dad said bull and bear traps rarely go consecutively. And he's about as old as you probably are
Today was either going to be how it went or a free fall. I genuinely feel the latter is a possibility sometime soon.
UVXY = It's more gambling than "investing". I just can't see any true reason for things to bounce back today. As Thunder states, best case scenario is neutral.
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