Charting the ETF Action Before the Morning Bell

Positions: none.

Positions: none.

Positions: None.
My pals Shadd Dales and Anthony Varrell had an informative Trade to Black interview after the close yesterday.
Run, don’t walk to watch the Chairman of ($CURLF) discuss uplisting and reverse splits:
TDR on X: “Curaleaf Thickens The Plot While SAM Keeps Losing https://t.co/NSJkqswKnt” / X
Positions: None.
From Knowledge@Wharton:
Cities Can’t Afford to Fight the Last War – Knowledge at Wharton
* The last chapter…
Twitter/X has an addictive quality.
The “discussions” on X mirror the anger that characterizes discourse in this country today.
As to my constant criticism of the financial media, Fin TV (in particular) prizes the consensus. It favors “first-level thinking” and generally ignores “second-level thinking.” This non-rigorous delivery is effective when the “tide is coming in.” Not so much in corrections when the “tide is going out.”
Many corners of the media have too often become an echo chamber of opinion. It is sometimes dishonest in the sense that it is not transparent (no timestamps and no ownership for investing/trading boners). But, at this point, I have made this point often enough.
In case you missed my Tweet of the Day:
Position: None
* Cyclical stocks tend to peak with what appear to be low price-earnings multiples
Position: Short MU (VS)
Position: Short MU (VS)
Dougie Kass
Last night shorts (off solely (massive) overboughts) and not for homegamers! Put on very small AMD $506.21 MU $949.56 SNDK $1636.
Position: Short AMD (VS), MU (VS), SNDK (VS)
The S&P Short Range Oscillator is back into overbought territory at 0.74 vs. -0.71.
Position: Short SPY (M), QQQ (M)
Added to index shorts:
* $SPY $752.01
* $QQQ $733.06
Position: Short SPY (M), QQQ (M)