I realize that energy bears are on the Critically Endangered Species list, but I humbly offer you the idea to short OXY, shown below, which is beneath an absolutely mammoth topping pattern.

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When most folks think of TNR, it means Terms & Regulations, but here on Slope, it refers to TNRevolution. I feel a debt of gratitude to the man today, since his comment about the small caps bottoming inspired me to GTFO of my IWM puts at just about the best possible price yesterday morning.
TNR has also been kicking my butt with his energy bullishness (in sharp contrast to my energy bearishness). I stumbled upon this futures chart today which will make him happy. If we cross above that horizontal, I think TNR’s energy bullishness is going to go to “11”.

The cover curse is my dearest friend, since I am loaded to the teeth with – – sorry TNR! – ENERGY PUTS!

Since I have spent many an evening clicked in to the (free!) Tesla Supercharger, I guess I’ve never understood why public charging stations were such a great business model. For a while, they were the hottest thing in the universe, I suppose in part because it was assumed the multi-trillion dollar Build Biden Better or whatever it was called was going to sail through Congress. In any case, it’s quite clear that the lights are getting dim for Blink (BLNK):

OK, you’re going to think someone has hacked my account. This is not only a bullish post, but a bullish post on energy. Specifically, natural gas. I am impressed by this chart of UNG. Also take note of the volume:
