I offer three images in support of this idea with respect to EWZ.
One:
Slope of Hope Blog Posts
Slope initially began as a blog, so this is where most of the website’s content resides. Here we have tens of thousands of posts dating back over a decade. These are listed in reverse chronological order. Click on any category icon below to see posts tagged with that particular subject, or click on a word in the category cloud on the right side of the screen for more specific choices.
Unfollow
I see people are piling into the “If Elon touches it, then it’ll turn to gold” canard with respect to Twitter. The fact is that Twitter must suck as a business model, because they have been public nearly a DECADE during the most insane bull market in history, and they’ve made ZERO PERCENT gains. How is this a good business? I’d fade this pop. It is wrong-headed.
Fear
I’d like to talk about another tidbit of self discovery which occurred, of all places, at a Tesla Supercharger.
Over the course of the nearly 160,000 miles I’ve driven my Tesla, I’ve visited my share of charging stations. Most of them are in clean, safe areas, sometimes even with cool stuff to see and do nearby.
Woke Done Right
This was from almost half a century ago. Here we see Marlon Brando reflecting upon his refusal to show up for the Oscars. Watch the interview, and you can see what a thoughtful, gentle person he was, and how he carefully takes time to make himself understood. What a marvelous contrast to the way things are handled today. (And I’m not even referring to the fact that the big controversy back then was a gentle speech by a Native American as opposed to some guy smacking another guy in the face).
Bank Resolution
In spite of the eye-rolling rally on Monday, the financial sector (by far my biggest exposure in my live positions) continues to weaken. Here are the regional banks, by way of the ETF symbol KBE, which has (1) broken its key supporting trendline (2) is getting within spitting distance of completing a topping pattern, assuming it breaks under that horizontal.
