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The rally chips is so good people can help but bet against it>>>
RECORD puts trading $SMH
“Who in their right mind would want to spend this much on jaw-dropping crap?”
The most hated chip rally in history is here cnbc.com/2026/05/28/ral…
Oliver Renick
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Oliver Renick
@OJRenick
- This is the airport in Cancun right now. Good luck with your bonds at 1%
- One thing that's different between now and the Great Depression is that a lot of people are buying $2000 bicycles
- My god people are really already making the case for the Fed to rescue the bond market. This is how the bitcoiners win.
- The good news is, stocks are getting cheaper. Price/Sales of the S&P 500 is now just 20% above the dot-com level.
- How is the Pelosi intvw not trending on twitter?
- What was it like trading the Covid bubble, dad? One time this guy went on TV without knowing what his stock pick did, & when people called him out on it he started posting videos of himself shooting guns from his Lambo with his hot wife inside. The stock dropped 90% (so far)
- IMO the death of business travel is an absurd narrative. The point of business travel is not efficiency, productivity or anything like that. It's to get drunk with random people in cool places, and that's gonna be in even higher demand post-COVID.
- You know what's funny is the older you get, the longer you're in the market, the more you realize one thing really is true: the bond guys definitely are smarter
- Replying to @OJRenickOk, for those who don't believe what they see on the internet... More from the #CancunAirport via //cubeinart// on Instagram. Safe travels everyone!
00:00 - NFTs are such a self-own. If we actually had something else to show for blockchain, crypto ppl wouldn't be so eager to try and make them happen. Bitcoin remains the only thing that matters. Sooner ppl drop the NFT junk, sooner we figure out just how impt bitcoin is.
- Replying to @ben_kew and @John_StepekI am implying that current expectations for the suddenness and intensity of economic recovery are underestimated. IMO this is more obviously bearish Treasury bonds than it is bullish stocks, but an argument can certainly be made for both.
