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Burry is the hedge fund guy who called the 07/08 market crash
He says we are in a bull market, brother!Holy shit. Cramer is saying buy?
Do I sell everything?
Holy shit. Cramer is saying buy?
Do I sell everything?
The technology-laden Nasdaq Composite surged more than 10% last month after a down year in 2022, with history showing the stock-market index tends to perform well in the next 12 months after such a scenario — except in 2001, Bespoke Investment Group warned.
“After closing out an already bad year on a down note, the Nasdaq stormed into 2023 [by] rallying 10.7% in January,” Bespoke said in a report emailed Wednesday. “Since the Nasdaq’s inception in 1971, there have been 33 prior months where it rallied at least 10%.”
But the number of occurrences drops to just 16 when narrowed to rallies of that magnitude following a 12-month stretch in which the index was down, according to Bespoke. In such cases, the firm found, the Nasdaq’s performance then tends to be positive over the next year, except in 2001, “when there were four different [monthly gains of 10% or more] and the Nasdaq was lower one year later after all four of them.”
Yeah somebody at work said that "if January was up 5% or more for the S&P that the market usually does +20% for the year".... don't quote the numbers. Apparently that was said on the morning show for CNBC.Sooo hopefully we don't get a 9/11-type event this year?
‘Won’t get fooled again’? Nasdaq jumped more than 10% in January. Here’s what history shows happens next to the tech-heavy index.
Bespoke Investment Group examined how the Nasdaq has performed historically following a monthly gain of at least 10% after being down in the prior 12 months.www.marketwatch.com
What was the S&P for January?Yeah somebody at work said that "if January was up 5% or more for the S&P that the market usually does +20% for the year".... don't quote the numbers. Apparently that was said on the morning show for CNBC.
1 month is 9.3% now that's two days of FebruaryWhat was the S&P for January?
Uh, that's a crazy jobs report...
Uh, that's a crazy jobs report...
The revisions for previous months that accompanied THIS report certainly underscored the complete fuckery that IS government reporting. Lies, lies, lies ... and damned statistics.it will be revised down drastically in about 6 months. the data has been complete bullshit for the past year
it will be revised down drastically in about 6 months. the data has been complete bullshit for the past year
It’s insanity. It will inevitably get revised up a bit but even then this job market is nuts.
I mean, the Establishment Survey has been revised up every single month since July, so maybe we will get a revision down, but I wouldn't bet on a big revision. If you're worried about the discrepancy between the Establishment and the Household survey, just cut the difference and wait for the final release on Biz Dynamics.The revisions for previous months that accompanied THIS report certainly underscored the complete fuckery that IS government reporting. Lies, lies, lies ... and damned statistics.
Uh, that's a crazy jobs report...
Tell me about it. My clients look at me and go “What the fuck?!”Such strange times. Covid and its reactions turned the economy into a teenage girl with bipolar.
Idiotic
FYI, it's at $28 bucks now. Hard not to take the profits here...Yes, I trade $13 dollars worth of shitcoin on Robinhood. That's what I just said...