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There’s so much moaning here on Slope, it’s starting to get mistaken for an OnlyFans site. I took advantage of this emotional signal and beefed up my short positions from 12 to 20. Here are 6 of my 20 positions, which happen to be the ETFs:
Over the course of over twenty years and well more than 40,000 posts, I think I’ve demonstrated more than any human that I can create content irrespective of market circumstances, but Good God Almighty, people, this is getting to be a challenge. I awake once again to equity futures which are all up fractionally and a market overall which hasn’t had even a modest dip in three months.
When I got my TRS-80 computer in 1980, one of the very first programs I bought for it was Eliza, which was an exceptionally simple implementation of what seemed to be an electronic psychologist. I found it fascinating, and it was extra cool that Eliza was born the same year I was.
Here is the updated Fibonacci range chart of the /NQ futures, with the spurious hope that the recent peak was, well, the peak. What’s more important for me to point out is the price position beneath the clearly-broken ascending channel. There’s where we’re mashed up against right now.
