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One question posed to me many times in my life – – and it’s a question I’ve silently asked of myself – – is: “Why are you a bear?” Yesterday, after years of struggling with how to answer this question honestly, I hit upon the truth, and it was a relief to finally undo this Gordian rubric. So here’s the answer: I’m not.
It’s never easy to dream up content on weekends, and it’s 50% harder on long weekends. I pulled ten ETF charts that were kind of interesting, and instead of breaking them up into, say, three or four separate posts, I’m just going to do this one big post and leave it up all day. I’ve got a few things to say about each ETF chart.
The firs tone, and by far the most dull, is the good ol’ S&P 500 “spyder”. You may remember my suggestion that placing a butter knife on the screen will hide every pixel. Well, it’s still true. I think Jerome Powell has the chart of this thing mapped out for years to come.
It’s going to be a quiet weekend, so I’d like to share my beautiful crypto champs, which not only have done great, but whose best days I think are ahead. Enjoy! (My ONE frustration: I am totally out of buying power, and as super-modern as crypto is, I have to literally wait until Tuesday since they only take old-fashioned wired funds!!!!!!)
Here’s a new video I think some of you Slopers will enjoy:
