Indeed indeed... Tonight futures catapult and nvda adds another 2% Spy moves up an easy .50% tomorrow and bitcoin rallies back to 65k. All free money for years to come...zero risk all reward all the time.
Overnight trading has begun and stocks are bright green Nvda already up 11+ dollars adding 26 billion in market capitalization or an entire cardinal health!!!
Look at all the tickers with AI in it. Everything is going parobolic. NVDA, SMCI, AMD even a crap company like DELL is mooning. Heck even WING and ANF. I can go on and on about tickers, but so many are up. And the thing is they keep going up with no risk. This is bigger than the tech bubble. If you don't see this, then not much I can do. Pull up any weekly chart, it's up big week after week with zero risk. Any dip is instantly eaten up. And the thing is it won't change and everyone knows that. I wouldn't go around posting this if there was actually a risk of this going down.
What happened to Rick Shaman? Did he retire as a grand champion dip buyer? At risk of ridicule, may I suggest that stocks and cryptocurrency are looking for a sell off breather starting this week? And that it could be an extended swing trade?
Hopefully you are around for the collapse....will be epic. May not happen for quite sometime but I hope you are around still trading when it does take place because it's going to be a fun one......
Great historical video. That will never happen again. Luckily every red candle is eaten pretty fast so we never have to worry about something like that. NVDA heading to 1K and there's nothing that can stop it.
Rick is letting us finally realize...that he was right all along. Once we finally start to gain true wisdom and show it here on the board...he will again speak to us.
I don't look at single tickers. The thread title is "Gotta love ZERO RISK in the S&P 500". The thread was started in 2007 with the claim being "928 days since the SP500 had a one day decline of >2%". So, clearly, "risk free" markets ain't nothing new this year. Just pointing out the flaws in your statements, i.e., no retracements, when we had multiple minor corrections last year. As for the tech bubble comparison - I wouldn't know. But from what I've picked up NVIDIA have fairly strong earnings. Maybe those other companies you mentioned, too. With the tech bubble I believe many of the stocks did not.