Signs of market instability

Excuse the nerd-stuff, but today I’d like to talk about impending signs of financial doom.

Always a popular topic, but cool your jets, trader.

You can’t really predict crashes like people think you can, so forget that.

Know this.

Far more money has been lost preparing for market crashes than in crashes themselves.

But even so, there are signs that punters are getting a bit out over their skis.

And those tend to be the times when you want to go balls-long.

So you can avoid an embarrasing self-own with a little bit of rational thinking.

When a market rally is really strong, the rising tide should lift every boat.

The crappy stuff should rally with the good stuff.

In the last stages of the game people are really complacent about risk.

And what happens towards the end of a rally is that all the buyers of the risky stuff are already in, and there’s no greater fool left to sell them to.

You can see it clearly when ETH and most altcoins went nucking futs while bitcoin failed to make a new high.

You can see it in the 2011 precious metals top which stood for a decade.

And right now we have the Nasdaq going down WHILE the S&P 500 makes new highs.

Tech stocks have been the leader for the last decade, and the lead is switching back.

This is a sign of market instability.

Maybe not the top, but a sign to be cautious.

And let’s take a look how this is likely to play out for our beloved Brypto markets.

For three days in a row we have declining volatility and yesterday we painted the smallest daily range in 3 months.

Typically big moves happen when the market is overly quiet, because nobody expects it and traders are caught with their cocks in the car door.

And Sunday, bloody Sunday… the lowest liquidity day of the week.

Many big crashes and fuckyou events have happened on a Sunday.

Today is not the day to get bold

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Enjoy your weekend

Scott