Let’s review where exchange traded funds are right now. We start with the Dow Industrials, which is still bullishly configured. The uptrend from March 30 remains intact.

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Let’s review where exchange traded funds are right now. We start with the Dow Industrials, which is still bullishly configured. The uptrend from March 30 remains intact.

You are probably weary of me griping about my mismanagement of my Bitcoin short. Too bad! I’ve got to get this off my chest.
Simply stated, my declaration at $83,000 that Bitcoin was about to fall hard was, to date, the greatest trade idea of the Year of our Lord 2026. It was brilliant. I think, in sum, I made a few thousand bucks off of it. BFD. That’s pretty goddamned sad for the trade of the year.

I stumbled upon a fun little web page which lets you type in any dog breeds and see how their popularity has changed over the years.

I am tremendously excited about SpaceX, which comes public at the end of this week. There are many reasons for this:
There are thousands of possible outcomes to SPCX on its IPO and even just the several trading days that follow, but I’d like to go on record with my worthless guess which is this: I believe it will open very late on Friday (after hours of everyone waiting) with a huge gain from its $135 offer price, and at the end of the day, it will be near its lows for the day, although it’ll still retain a meaningful pop from the IPO.
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