How can I exit the endless loop? I want to go Calls tomorrow, whichs means the market goes down, so the better choice would be Puts, but that would mean the market will go up. Is a coin flip an option?

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Selloff in Bitcoin --> Selloff MSTR --> More Bitcoin Selloff --> More MSTR Selloff and so on Once the feedback loop gets going, ain't nothing stopping the carnage....

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you should see some of the suits from the tutes, they are drunk af on AI. NVDA knows they need to butter up the AI part, because reality is... if they try to talk more about other things these tutes, algos and analcysts would treat it like its a fail. We're in a shit feedback loop

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Out of the loop here What the hell is up with trump and sucking bill clinton Is that in the epstein files for some godforsaken reason

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CNBC on their daily loop. same thing for a f’in year. ai not a bubble, rate cuts, 2nd or 3rd inning bro, picks and shoves, trillions on the sidelines. wheel in Tom Lee and Dan Ives on any sell off.

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The mother of all crashes IS coming. You better believe it. I'm talking stocks, real estate, and crapto. Major indices will lose 60%+. Butt-con may cease to meaningfully exist. We are among the highest valuations all time from almost every indicator/ratio out there However, I believe a major blowoff top will form first. We get 25-30% gains over the next few months. Then the market will finally reach a breaking point. The last few days was a warning signal about the fragility of the markets and economy and the risks that exist. Eventually the selling will really start and create a positive feedback loop that will drive this market into possibly the worst crash since the great depression

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Sentiment here seems like mostly bols wanting to believe this isn't a trap. Maybe everyone is secretly trying to throw off algos and I'm out of the loop

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Hey, bloomberg fuckers! Take jane fonda off the replay loop. She mad about politics and global warming? Great, heard her the first time, repeating her words every 15 min don't make her right, just old af.

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The MSTR-BTC implosion feedback loop shall be epic

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>I could be completely wrong though. You are right and wrong. Economic uncertainty causes cutbacks in spending which causes recessions. Keynes called it 'animal spirits'. This includes when businesses act on fears of recessions by cutting back spending When the typical person is employed, they spend the majority of their salary, and save or invest the rest. This spending is effectively sales for another business. That spending creates jobs because other businesses have more demand. That leads to more employees who also spend the majority of their salary, creating more jobs in a feedback loop. If you lay people off in bulk it will cause a recession. The way you are right though is that this recession was probably happening anyway, because the government laid of 300k workers, the administration isolated the US from global trade, and the government cut back on a tonne of public spending. That will create feedback loops that cause a recession. Important to note that given the recent corporate tax cuts, the $3 trillion that was simultaneously printed and injected directly into the private sector via QE and covid stimulus during 2020, and a possible currency debasement, either a real recession or just a recession in the consumer goods part of the economy could be accompanied by strong stock market performance, at least in nominal terms. That being said, I did just buy put options, because theoretically this could get really bad in the next 12 months. I'm also still holding my stocks, with my currency exposure hedged into a different currency, because I can see the potential for some crazy shit to go down. Either way I think the future is looking grim for the American middle class.

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