Even normies are starting to realize what's going on
the show never ends
>>61549546When OP has a point but also was BTFO by fpbp
Cash in or cash out?
>>61549558Good question actually anon, from what I see and hear, I believe they're going to beat this pony one more time into the sunset for the 1st quarter, and by May reality and math catch up.One last call, as it were.
What's the context here?
>>61549556so true>>61549543even truer. everything is front-runned to hell and back. even forward looking prospects destined for 20-25 years out with no profits, revenue, hell even employees really or anything else other than a marketing pitch are already up 100-1000%. it never used to be like that. you could look ahead and speculate an assessment for your investment, now that assessment has already been speculated for you by big banks and hedge funds.
What happens when the music stops but there's no chairs left
>>61549684You probably want to own a thousand chairs
lets use a recent popular IPO as an example. RDDT. Out of the gate it was already over-valued 10 to 1, and crashed immediately. But rather than staying there in an accumulation phase, it was rapidly bought up based on a hope and prayer, and now it's up 400-500% (even more from fair-value), while beating earning estimates to fancy accounting tricksPreviously, prospects like TSLA, stayed in the speculation/accumulation range for YEARS, allowing retail to draw assessment and build a position. The company endured highs and lows and felt like it grinded out its position.RDDT just fell atop of the mountain and stayed there. As did so many other IPOs and SPACs in the past 5 years. They just released, popped, fell, and immediately soared. So if you didn't have the capital to establish a position, you were left behind, wondering what the fuck is the next opportunity. Whereas before, if you didn't have the capital, no problem -- you had time to acquire your position.It's pretty fucking bleak to be honest. And at this point I don't see any crash or reset happening ever again. And if it does, it'll be like April, just a quick blip to allow the big players to re-establish their cost-basis and multiple their base-foundations even further. Too many big wigs across the globe are invested heavily and their bad investments will either be bailed out by the FED or forgiven by the government. They can't lose anymore. So they buy everything in sight.
It does feel like its the first time in my life time where everybody is actually aware that shit is truly not right and that it cant go on like that anymore.But this awareness might be exactly that delays any sort of collapse.Its not a black swan when people predict it after all.
>>61549543Ah a Twitter screenshot thread
>>61549727Everything doesnt need to be a black swan. Can just be a regular ass swan. People knew that the dotcom bubble was a bubble back in 1995, and woke up from their fever dream in 2000. The real question is how much longer can this fever dream go on, and that is probably the most difficult question to answer.
>>61549543>shut off the lightsit's more like a dimming of the lights. the subhuman cattle class are too wrapped up in weekend niggerball and other pop culture nonsense to notice let alone care about it.
>>61549543Yawn. Been hearing this for 15 years, which is actually why I got into shiny rocks back then, and Bitcoin too. Covid was the "collapse." I'm even more positive and optimistic nowadays, because Trump unironically.Have a nice day nigga.
>>61549684necessity begets invention.At that point, Capitalism would dictate that we would start to build chairs; and price them accordingly (insanely high)
>>61549543>last big cash-in before they shut off the lights>cash-INhow does this make sense in the context? Only thing that would both be there and worth something would be housing but that market has slowed considerably already>>61549727>It does feel like its the first time in my life timethere was something similar in 2009 after the gfcpeople were evicted from their homes despite doing nothing wrong it was an insane timeonly difference is the internet and social networks werent as pervasive as they are today, you are mostly observing an increase in the flow of information between ordinary peoplealso they found a quick way to put a stop to it then, they will nowjust burn the current shafted generation, portray them as losers and give a shred of opportunity to the new kids graduating and they'll lap it up, thankfully evenas long as the average retarded hates the success of his perceived peers the most, societal control comes easy
>>61549556>picPeople have tried to fix this but unfortunately the people voting are the real problem, due to their mental retardation.
>>61549744>People knew that the dotcom bubble was a bubble back in 1995and yet if you sold before summer 1997 you never even got a chance to buy back in cheaper than you sold for
>>61549830The flip of that is also true. If you bought at the peak you wouldn't reach the same level for 15 years! A decade and a half of bag holding.
>>615498721999 was insane, stuff was going parabolic everywhereonly a retard would buy there for holdingthe comment is that doomers call the crash way too early and there were not overheated market indicators back in 1995 unlike in 1999if you call for a top or profit taking moment do so with some math behind it rather than doomerism was the point i was trying to impart
>>61549898> why dont you just call a toplol you seem to believe in your ability to call a top. I dont think anyone can call the top on this . Risking capital destruction to eek out a couple of extra percentage points of return is never a winning strategy.
>>61549794its been accurate for a very long time, one might argue at least the 1980s. if you think things are better for the average american today than they were 10 or 15 years ago, lol ok. dollar collapse is happening every day just in slow motion.
>>61549931i dont know if i can call the top, but i am calling it aint here yetpeople have been calling the top of the ai bubble since summer 2023 and predicting imminent apocalypse is just 2 more weeks awaythe analogies to the dotcom period are pretty on point hereyou are making the same mistake in thinking there are only a couple of percentage points left of gains that arent worth it, rather than the index doubling, as it has before
>>61549543Maybe its entirely big money that owns crypto now. I mean of course 5-7% are retail but now its just institutions and whales. Because it is seen as an asset of some kind it will never dump that much unless a new president comes along and says crypto is a scam brought to us by the Scoundrel Trump so therefore must be destroyed. However, it also cannot go up that much unless retail comes back but if money is tight people will not be able too or they might just be content in precious metals.Unless they mean in ALL equities then yes perhaps. I think the overall economy is actually underrated and some people are broke and squeaky wheels on social media but your average person is still killing it.I would say with Trump every year there will be a gigantic crash and quick recovery. Probably what happens 2026 is, Trump brings on a new Fed Chair, this causes fear, Fed Chair is literally only installed to possibly buttfuck the economy with no lube. 0% interest rates or something stupid. This is to rescue our government from debt, however causes hyperinflation. Stocks drop 30%. Bitcoin 80%. Then it becomes we bring rates up and market settles down.Second potential is Polymarket says "Republican chance of winning midterms controlling house/senate <20% could drop markets a little like 15%, because they know it will cause chaos. 25th Amendment maybe happens which causes 25% drop.Thirdly, finally, 2026 could see >>61549693You forgot the AI narrative its not like going up for no reason as much as we despise Reddit.
>>61549940Already doubled since 2022, valuations are already stretched. Plus would have taken 8 years round trip if you bought before the doubling and didnt call the top and take profits. I mean redpill me on why its going to double. I have a hard time believing in an economy proped up by gay chatbot R and D spend.
>>61549815It's not the people. Not immediately... You're an unknowing part of it, too for what it's worth.The lessons learned from mkultra have been in practice for so long? They're so much a part of the environment, even the same kind of people that were behind it aren't conscious of it anymore, it's just instinctual to them now, it's just the way the world works and always has, always will. Noone can even begin to question it or imagine anything else besides shock, terror, conditioning, any of it.mkultra wasn't about lsd, wasn't about mind control. It was about infantilization. Learned helplessness. Submission to power and control and the death of will.
>>61549556better
>>61550281and yet, when you break the conditioning you almost become a god amongst men.
If I had panic sold during the tariff scare back in march I would have missed out on about 100k. There's always doomsayers and hucksters out there. The key is setting things up to make yourself win either way.
>>61549558Grow your own food
>>61549543>>61549558It's probably a very good Freudian slip.Normalfags are going to be milked dry one last time until there's nothing they own anymore.
>>61549727Eventually NEH will become the dominant societal meme.Then, the black swan can commence
