Make a note to inverse this guy

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This is the only news I see "Bartels sees S&P 500 ending next year at 7,500 with tech leading" "Mary Ann Bartels, chief investment strategist at Sanctuary Wealth, expects the S&P 500 [SPX](https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/SP-SPX/) to reach 7,500 by the end of 2026 and that technology stocks will maintain their leadership. The S&P 500 was last at about 6,625. "The equity market remains in a global secular bull market as we enter 2026," she writes in a 2026 outlook note Friday."

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Maybe eventually yea. But debt can fuel it a lot longer than you think. They're going to print a lot more. Note I'm not telling you what should happen, only what will.

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just take a note of this moment

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On a positive note, I don't have any bitcoin.

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Just take note of when there’s 5 or more “We’re so back” and “ber thought” comments within a 20 min span and use that to time cheap put options

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what just happened? like i said it was massively oversold and due for a dead cat bounce (note i say dead cat bounce, NOT recovery) and consolidation already, if u read my post 20 mins ago u would have exactly bought the dip before MM coordinated to buy in altogether. as to how long this bounce will last, i would say around 8 trading weeks, so end of Jan will be the next leg down which coincides with the next season's earnings.

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but note this is only buy the bounce, bitcoin, along with all the speculative and overvalued AI stocks like STX, WDC, SANDISK, MU, NVDA, SMH will consolidate and recover a little over the next 1-2 months to trick bulls in before the next leg down to 60-70k the rotation to value stocks have begun after a long while, look at PG, WMT, CPB, KMB these are good plays

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Also note Google can’t pull off shit that smaller companies can like their chatbots saying weird stuff like early OpenAI models or mecha hitler type stuff. They’d get destroyed by media etc so they had to cautiously roll it out.

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That’s why I’m waiting for the s&p to hit about 6300 (approximately your standard correction), then I’ll buy a leaps in SPX at about 80 delta, and sell calls one week out at about 20 delta for as long as I can. The leaps usually accelerate so quickly that I can’t keep up with the calls any more. Usually takes a couple of months. Then I sell the whole spread. I’ve usually made 50-80% returns at that point. Usually happens about twice a year. Important to note that you should never put most of your money in a trade like this, because when it turns into a prolonged bear market, it can go very sideways. But I’ve made enough money doing this over the years that I can lose one trade and still be way ahead. That shouldn’t happen more than once every several years. Hasn’t happened to me yet.

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