BuffyCryptonian

Crisis:
USD weakening at 99.15
High inflation for longer
Hawkish Fed targets 2%
Japan persistent inflation and weak yen
JPY leveraged ports in high leverage market
Elevated oil
if US intervenes,
USD strengthens
Oil remains elevated
Increases risk of corporate debt default

i will be calling out every single kol that said in hopium filled tonality of posts and write-ups that this time is different and the old rules no longer apply when everything goes against them.
i hope they block me when it comes because it only makes them bigger losers.

every single call group, kol and grifter are all living in their own This-Time-is-Different syndrome.
if anyone reads this post, pls remind yourself market doesnt care about what we think.
market is a machine that operates on the same gear and engine parts.
manage your risk.

Inflation hasnt been slowing. People look only at whats reported. They’d know if they look closely but Warsh had to spell it out for them. BOJ rate event and midterm coming, bigger than $BTC and your low tier bull bear arguments.
Happily sidelined.

1962, -28%
1966, -22.2%
1970, -29.2%
1974, -37.6%
1978, -13.6%
1982, -16.7%
1986, -8.9%
1990, -19.9%
1994, -8.9%
1998, -19.3%
2002, -34%
2006, -7.7%
2010, -16%
2014, -7.4%
2018, -11.5%
2022, -25.4%
2026, ???
but your KOLs are telling you to enter, arent they?

does anyone take ownership of the hype and fomo inducing posts that entice their followers to enter a trade and end up losing?
havent seen one. all i see is those “KOLs” blaming their followers for lack of knowledge when they lose.
pathetic.
my dog can do better.

biggest risk for people listening to KOLs’ speculation with no data backing them is the consumption of bullposts as KOLs find what-if reasons to force bullish writeups down the throats of readers. this is prevalent across $BTC $SPY and evidently $SPCX . even clarity act.

playbook remains the same because 95% of traders never learn and when they pass on, they are replaced by new generation of 95% that dont learn.
ever since the first stock market in the 1600s. always was and always will be in the same playbook.