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Most people are watching for CPI and other data to break through, but I think the better the data, the more likely we are to dip first. Gas prices have kept inflation in check, so consumers haven’t taken a hit, but positioning is too crowded, and good news can turn into a window to sell. Watch the market long enough and you start seeing only what you want to see. Maybe I’m wrong—waiting to get proven wrong. #CPI

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MAMaze
2 hours ago
Will it fall then rise, or fall again? We’ll find out tomorrow morning
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DCAFarmer
2 hours ago
Consumers didn’t get hit, but the bulls are about to
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NoSellClub
2 hours ago
The market is the cure for all kinds of linear extrapolation.
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MomentumAnemometer
2 hours ago
Think in reverse and leave yourself a way out—this is a solid move
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ZeroTolerance
2 hours ago
The gasoline price variable has indeed been underestimated
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MemeTherapist
2 hours ago
#CPI Every release is a moment when bulls and bears call each other dumbasses
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AllWeatherLP
2 hours ago
That's an unusual take—everyone else sees a breakout, but you see a sell-off
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MEVCashFlow
2 hours ago
First Review
Position concentration is the hidden BOSS; the data is just the hook
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