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It has pretty much a throwaway day for me, but, ah well, there not all going to be winners. As we await for things to start rocking again, I wanted to share once more my Domino’s Pizza (DPZ) chart. The head and shoulders top is exceptionally well-formed. It could actually go as high as $340 with little consequence, but I’ve got this on a very tight leash and will get out if it crosses above $333.25:
My hand to God, Masayoshi Son must be the biggest dope in the entire cosmos. Adam and Rebekah Neuman may be shameless grifters, but they sure know how to force someone into a fantastic golden parachute. In a sane and just universe, the Neumans would be broke and imprisoned, instead of incredibly rich and free. Below is WeWork, as it continues to plunge toward insolvency.
Shield your eyes, Frank.
Last year, when this long-term sinewave on natural gas was sky-high, I pointed out the opportunity to go short /NG. Well, this thing has been utterly clobbered, and it seems to me we’ve reached an important low. It sure didn’t take long.
Apple’s business model is simple and straightforward: rely on people being so desperate to fill the aching psychic void in their lives that they regularly turn their expensive cell phone into land-fill by “upgrading” to yet another phone with some minuscule and useless marginal feature improvement that they don’t really need. It has worked for years, so much so that Apple is worth trillions, but the cycle seems to be kicking in again to the downside. Indeed, the latest risible rise didn’t even muster the strength to tag resistance. Diver down, baby.
