This all the mayhem around rocket stocks, I was tempted to short Firefly Aerospace (FLY) last week based on nothing but its price gap. I confess, I just couldn’t get up the courage. What a shame! Look at that hard reversal.

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This all the mayhem around rocket stocks, I was tempted to short Firefly Aerospace (FLY) last week based on nothing but its price gap. I confess, I just couldn’t get up the courage. What a shame! Look at that hard reversal.

I present to you the dramatic versatility of one Ms. Kristi Noem, whose wide-ranging emotions I have captioned for your convenience:

Sometimes when I want a flair for the dramatic, I will sneak into the preferences for SlopeCharts and change the scale to arithmetic instead of the more appropriate logarithmic. In the case of precious metals, however, I don’t even have to bother. These are log scale charts, in spite of the fact they look absurdly explosive.

Two segments excerpted from the January 25th edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole, NFTRH 899
Long-term subscribers may remember the 3 Snowmen. The HUI measured target of 888 I had back in the 2010 time frame. It was a simple measurement of the crash and recovery pattern of 2008-2010. As a TA, that is often what I do; measure things.
Well, in a fine lesson about being open-minded, Bernanke’s cyclical inflationary emergency operations altered the macro and croaked my target for the counter-cyclical gold sector. Mr. Fat Head (H&S) formed and that was that. The dawn of a terrible bear market, 888 just fantasy unfulfilled.
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