Later this month, during the high point of earnings season, Visa reports:

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I just stumbled across this. If you like Hamilton, and you have a passing acquaintance with the Muppets, it’s a must-listen.
It’s one of those days the market just can’t make up its mind. On the one hand is the truth that we’re in the midst of an economic cataclysm from which we’ll never recover. On the other hand is the venal, vapid Fed pushing trillions of dollars of fiat cash down our throats. So we’re going nowhere for the moment.
Tesla got shaken up yesterday after my post. Let’s take a fresh look at three electric car makers and notice how many lights years they are away from their lower Bollinger Bands.

Yesterday’s big NASDAQ reversal got plenty of attention. As has been widely reported, the last time yesterday’s phenomenon (that is, lifetime high coupled with a big intraday reversal) happened was only once, in March 2000. The big question now is if the intermediate-term trendline from March 23rd will hold or not:
