There are precious few stocks I would actually buy and hold these days, but one of them – Oscar Health – passes the test. I like OSCR for its inverted H&S pattern and steady trading volume.

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There are precious few stocks I would actually buy and hold these days, but one of them – Oscar Health – passes the test. I like OSCR for its inverted H&S pattern and steady trading volume.

Having been to quite a few of them, this seems just about right!

I’ve written about the company Bumble (BMBL) many times before, like this snarky post from two years back. The stock is down 95% and has been one of the worst public companies in history. It all goes to prove, if you’re looking for humans that are horny and want an app to find a hook-up, stick with the fellas. They’re pigs, most of ’em.

I suggested in the previous post that there was a technical indicator unique to Slope. As Yoda once said: there is another. Specifically, the WET (Whining Excessively, Tim) indicator, illustrated by these powerful signals from recent comments:


This market is marvelously exhausting. I’m already resenting the weekend ahead, since it’ll create a break in the festivities. Can you imagine if Juneteenth was coming up? The past three days feel like thirty, and the only sad thing is that – – as Colonel Kilgore assured us – – someday this war’s gonna end.
In the meantime, though, the bombs are dropping, and Slope’s 20 years have proved one thing: when the market gets battered, Slope gets popular. It’s only just beginning……….
