Last week I wrote a post called Muscle Fatigue in which I proposed that Peloton (PTON) was heading for trouble. As I put it, “The longer-term chart suggests to me we’re heading toward almost $100.” We’re getting there!

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Last week I wrote a post called Muscle Fatigue in which I proposed that Peloton (PTON) was heading for trouble. As I put it, “The longer-term chart suggests to me we’re heading toward almost $100.” We’re getting there!

My cell phone buzzed like crazy this morning with chart-based alerts. Here is one of particular interest:

The Boredom Demons were tormenting me again most of yesterday. This makes clear why I hate weekends, and why I hate three-day weekends 50% more. At least this was the two-day variety. In any case, struck with nothing meaningful to do, I grabbed Ray Dalio’s three volume set about debt crises (yeah, I’m fun on the weekends). Here’s a tidbit I think you’ll find interesting (sorry for the highlighting, but all my books look like this):
