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** 28-Jan-2021 World View: Reddit Pump 'n' Dump I spent a little time on Reddit today to see what's going on. I'm not familiar with Reddit, but the first thread I stumbled on was a joke thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/ I spent 10-15 very enjoyable minutes reading this thread. If you need a b...

What the Fed usually does on this enviro (when there is a rising public perception that inflation is imminent with dollar tankage, stock bubbles, gold and silver rocking) is create a deflation "scare" for a short period. I thought we would have gotten one of these by now. Especially with all the new...

I still think a bit of inflation could crash the market. People would be worried the Fed would not print so fast. With the trillions printed and the dollar down, inflation seems a real risk. So much of what America buys is imported, when the dollar goes down in the international markets then local ...

At this time, I don't have any strong feel that the market is getting ready to reverse from the overnight high so maybe a blow off is in the cards before a reversal is possible, don't know either.

Would be so funny to watch an Uncle Buck rally rain on the greed-fest parade.

.We're seeing that type of thing again today with the Nasdaq 100 up and S&P/Russell down. Now let's see what happens when Amazon and Apple report after the close. Could we see a blow-off top tomorrow? Not sure. I was thinking Uncle Buck would bounce. Also thinking that Gold would start to outpace S...

Some strong memories I have of the end of the dotcom bubble was how the relationship between the Dow/S&P versus NASDAQ went kind of schizo, with various days having one up big with the other down and vice versa. Then you had blowout seemingly good news earnings (beating "whisper numbers") that resu...

Haha. No, but I really hated them back then.

Some strong memories I have of the end of the dotcom bubble was how the relationship between the Dow/S&P versus NASDAQ went kind of schizo, with various days having one up big with the other down and vice versa. Then you had blowout seemingly good news earnings (beating "whisper numbers") that resul...