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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: carranza2 who wrote (168641)	2/16/2021 5:12:07 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218913

Re <<Crazy, crazy, crazy>> You actually meant ‘crazy amazing crazy amazing crazy amazing’ Certainly accelerating, and even crazier, gold might as well be all-time low, practically-speaking, as folks expect recovery from pandemic to lessen need for QE, clobber gold, as commodity inflation take hold, leaving non-commodity gold behind ... there is something about the narrative I do not understand, and am confused about gold being currency or commodity or not-bitcoin, or not-silver. Imagine a bitcoin based block-chain hemp trading platform - how many ways can the episode end? ... and here I thought the whole macro show is just Armstrong suspicion playing out, but did not reckon that folks also buy China China China shares on the American exchange that is Canaan ... zerohedge.com Foreigners Bought A Record Amount Of US Stocks In 2020, Bond-Selling ContinuesThanks to a $73.8 billion buying spree in December... [url=][/url] 2020 saw foreigners buy a stunning $368 billion in US equities ($294bn by official institutions and $74 billion by private entities)... [url=][/url] That is more than triple the 2010 and 2012 totals, more than double 2009 ($152bn), and over 50% bigger than the previous biggest year - 2007 - when total buying topped $195bn. Overall, December saw selling in Treasuries and Corporate bonds, buying in Agencies (and stocks as we have discussed): Treasuries: -$20.7BN Agencies: +$51.2BN Corporate Bonds: -$11.4BN Corporate Stocks: +$78.3BN [url=][/url] Finally, we note that while Treasury holdings overall are steady, they have a long way to go to match the de-dollarization trend seen in gold holdings over the past year... [url=][/url] Source: Bloomberg

To: carranza2 who wrote (168641)	2/16/2021 5:23:15 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 218913

In the meantime ... either going to company-specific breakout or waiting for macro-market cratering. Very exciting as the option clocks tiktok one after another to end-March. I think TSLA can do either, but not before time is up. TSLA needs to buy more BTC and maybe even Canaan, to vertically integrate :0) zerohedge.com Tesla - done nothing since the first week of Jan BY THE MARKET EAR TUESDAY, FEB 16, 2021 Source: Refinitiv Source: Refinitiv Source: Artemis Capital Manegement Is this just a consolidation on highs, before Tesla decides breaking up again, or is this a distribution phase where the ones that missed the entire bull move have bought the cult here and are waiting with an increasing feeling of frustration? Despite having timed bitcoin well, Tesla is trading offered (of course the BTC trade is tiny, but you could have expected Tesla to gain some hype from that trade). 800 remains the line in sand level to watch. 50 day is down at 757 and is the first support, but ideally we would love to see 690 ish, where all the passive funds went long for the SPX inclusion. For Fibonacci lovers, 23.6% retracement is right at that SPX inclusion level, see chart 2. The third chart we showed a few weeks ago continues to amaze us...