Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

I moved out of international investments years ago.

There's not really a bull case for them that doesn't also apply to the US.

 

Disagree. 3800 at the lowest, back in the 4000s by end of Sept.

Loser buys the winner a Coke.

 

Good thing I kept the lube out. lol

 

Stonks can suck a turd, I'm into JPEGs now.

 

Did you pick up any of those NFTs? They're all pretty cool looking, but I can't see spending $45 for a pixel gif

 

Bought Cape Canaveral for 0.03 ETH and the current price is...



Bought Seattle for 0.25 ETH and am not so hot there...



Not great, not terrible.

Not selling.

 

Well I’ve got thousands of pieces of a Picasso somewhere

 

Self inflicted wounds heal painfully.

 

Ok agree, although a beer is better for you. but I mentioned 3600 lowest in October.

 

Yup, I did too, probably been 6 or 7 years ago.

 

Makes electric cars sound wonderful

 

"Better"

Ill still take October for 4000s, Alex.

 

I'll make a poll. What are we betting on, and what's the closing date?

 

Essentially S+P 3600 bottom in Oct vs 3800 bottom sooner and back to 4000s by Oct.

 

So poll title: S&P target price through Oct 31

Option 1: $3600 or lower by end of Oct
Option 2: $

I'm confused by what your conditions are. Give me some poll options

 

Option 1 $3600 bottom by end of Oct.
Option 2 $3800 bottom and over $4000 by end of Oct.


I got a little extra with a two-item criteria.

 

You can have up to like 10 options if you want some more in there. some if-then conditions if you like

 

I'm good, but open to other suggestions.

 

Yup
I'm leaning on that it will hit in 3600 range by end of October. Another 75 basis points next month is gonna crap all over our overpriced groceries and the SHTF with the market.

 

We never left a bear market. Bottomed on June 16th. Bull rally in bear market the last two months. The NASDAQ rallied 22.5% from bottom until 2 weeks ago. On the last 2 weeks it's given back 10% of that. Historically the end of a bear market is 20% off market lows. That's why a lot of folks think it's over. It ain't.