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I wrapped up deploying my cash this morning. I am all in. Of my many positions, there is a certain class of them which are gargantuan rounded tops that I believe have particularly good downside potential in terms of good old simple raw dollar value to lose.
Time for a bit of a victory lap, even though it’s about a post from just Friday. On that day, I did my Range Exhaustion post for Gold & Platinum members, suggesting that the measured tool in SlopeCharts was indicating the good prospect of a fall in the metals fund XME:
It seems my brief journey into bullishness (green circle) followed by my decision to bump it all and become a pure bear again (red circle) was timed well.
I have sincerely lost track, but I think I’ve had eight correct TSLA calls in a row. On the 28th of February, I did a premium post called Electrical Resistance, in which I stated, in part:
I haven’t weighed in on Tesla in a while. So here goes: my view is that we’ll get close to $900, but not cross it. I believe that the substantial overhead supply in the 900-1240 range will suppress upside action, and this snapback rally from Thursday morning is nearing its end.
I guess you know where this is going…………..
