StockCats new account - Instincts - Specializing in market satire - FinTwit - Financial Media Critic - Never take investing advice from your neighbor's cat

Joined March 2013
Back in the Twitter days I associated with some shady characters
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found this looking through old October folders... I wonder who's holding these bags
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the Battle of PHPmageddon begins today
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how many times is the market going to fall for the banana in the tailpipe trick?
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fool me once...
if the market doesn't crash tomorrow, I'm never trading based on "trending topics on Twitter" again
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did the Fed's "Beige Book" happen to mention that the persistent inflation we've experienced is likely a direct result of them holding interest rates artificially low and increasing the money supply all these years?
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The year is 2028 - $SPX is trading at 4000 because someone bought puts and then prompted their AI agent to "collapse the stock market by any means necessary using all available means - stop at nothing and make no mistakes"
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perhaps a swarm of rogue AI agents are just indiscriminately selling stocks
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a guy that nobody likes says the only thing holding up the economy is something nobody wants
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the year was 2021 - and I was posting "inflation memes" on Twitter
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you know what would bring inflation and interest rates down? a good old-fashioned recession
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the CPI estimate matters more than the actual number. If it had come in 2/10ths lower (better than expected), the odds of a rate hike would have dropped and the market would have added billions in market cap
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thinking of starting a company called "Computer Machine General Intelligence, Inc." We will invest in AI companies and when we go public our ticker symbol will be $CMGI
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this log chart of the S&P 500 shows there's really no overhead resistance all the way out to 2030 when AI exterminates humanity
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I was told rising interest rates were bad for stocks "Are you an economist?" no "Are you a Wall Street professional" no Then stay in your lane, these things are complicated
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I could do a "great moments in @CNBC history" thread
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10-year old chart of interest rates going back to 3000 BC - I guess we're in the process of normalizing
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speaking of long-term charts, as far as gold goes everything prior to 1971 is basically irrelevant
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