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The S&P 500 is hitting new highs, but the internal data is flashing a warning. The spread between new highs and lows is diverging, which is a classic sign of market overextension. It shows that only a few narratives are driving the rally, leaving the overall market structure vulnerable.
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The S&P 500 is hitting new highs, but the internal data is flashing a warning. The spread between new highs and lows is diverging, which is a classic sign of market overextension. It shows that only a few narratives are driving the rally, leaving the overall market structure vulnerable.

u/Flamingpaper — 22 hours ago
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Trump said that 400-500% and 70-80% are the same number. According to him, it all depends on the wording. "I like 500% then".

u/Flamingpaper — 2 days ago
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Michael Burry says the AI craze is mirroring the 2000 dot-com bubble. With the SOX index up 65% in 2026, stocks are moving on momentum rather than logic. Paul Tudor Jones agrees on the 1999 vibes but thinks this could run for two more years before a massive, breathtaking crash.

u/Flamingpaper — 3 days ago
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Nvidia is lagging behind the semiconductor sector by its widest margin in two years. Alphabet is gunning for the top spot with its TPU vertical, while Samsung just hit a 1T market cap after Apple supply rumors. The AI trade is diversifying, and the era of NVDA as the only play is over.

u/Flamingpaper — 6 days ago
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Intel just hit a 25-year high after a 171 percent jump in 25 days. The massive turnaround is driven by Nvidia backing the foundry, the 18A process entering production, and a 22 percent sales bump in AI and data centers. It was cheap for a reason in 2024, but the fundamentals flipped.

u/Flamingpaper — 7 days ago
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Inflation steals away quietly, or why keeping cash “under the mattress” isn't a strategy - as illustrated by 30 years of savings. Over the past 30 years, inflation has halved the value of $1. But that same $1, invested in the S&P 500 index, has grown to $20 - even after accounting for inflation.

u/Flamingpaper — 8 days ago