I expanded my risk profile on Thursday, amping up my portfolios to 43 (!) positions. I have selected a dozen charts from those portfolios whose patterns I believe are particularly impressive.

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I expanded my risk profile on Thursday, amping up my portfolios to 43 (!) positions. I have selected a dozen charts from those portfolios whose patterns I believe are particularly impressive.

Oh. My. Lord. This market is sooooooo boring right now. This isn’t just a grumpy opinion. Check out the net result of an entire WEEK of market activity on the /ES:

I’ve written about Klarna in the past. This company makes it very easy to pay for stuff, no matter how inexpensive, and to pay over time. I only became aware of it when I was walking into a grocery store in a not-great neighborhood and saw a sign stating that you didn’t have to pay for your groceries all at once but could spread it out (with interest, of course).
This advertisement kind of shows you the demographic: a black hand is holding up the bedazzled phone, and the fingernails are done up in some jazzy style that surely was funded with a Klarna loan.
