June 11: chop as market gets ready for pump on spacex trading dayJune 12 - June 16: iran FUD is metabolized and market goes up on spacexJune 17 - June 22: FOMC on June 16 EOD causes fud, plus more iran fearsJune 22 - Oct 10: NDQ floats upwards 40% while S&P chops and eventually goes up 10%Oct 10: NDQ reaches a generational top - OpenAI IPOs - Fed announces more hikes due to AI labor inflation - republicans lose congress making trump a lame duck president = no more stimulus grift to pump marketsOct 10, 2026 - ~Oct 10 2027: as a consequence of the lame duck presidency and the lack of stimulus and the selling of AI venture capital bags onto retail, S&P sells off 40% to round trip all the way back down to 5000~Oct 10 2027: anthropic ipos~Oct 10 2027 onwards: pretty much a new 20 year cycle begins and most likely the end of humanity as we birth sentience of machines.
you need to factor in the wc which is the biggest npc bread & circus event in modern history
>>62349960i just matched up the timelines for 1973 and 2000 btw, that's where I'm getting the play by play for things. I reckon the trading AI's are probably averaging the two together given the macro environment
>>62349969ah good point, ya so that might erase the june 17 - june 22 fud period and we go straight into june 22 - oct 10 period
>>62349960Eh. I think they'll just turn shit up to 11 because Bank of America lost.
biz, so far my prediction is working, stop posting on 1pbtid pepe threads, and let me know if my predictions are shit or not
snailposting this shit since you retards only want to respond to 1pbtid's
>>62353716It'll be a lost decade. It'll take 5-7 years for first new nuclear reactors to come online to unclog the the backlog of ai data centers that will be getting shit canned later this year or next after the crash.Commodities will be the main play. World needs real resources to build infrastructure and robots. Shit doesn't mine itself out of the ground.
>>62353764thanks, yea, seems to be that way. Right around 1973 market peak to 1975ish, gold picked up a 2x bid, so I imagine other commodities would follow suitIt's hard to imagine though, because I look around and I still to this day don't see labor inflation, yet everyone is speaking about how all this build out is happening. If it's happening, why doesn't it show up in labor? That's the first bottleneck that'll show up, no? It showed up in 08, are we saying all the mining and manufacturing just simply doesn't require that many humans? That seems a little bit farfetched to me
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