🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Google $GOOGL Free Cash Flow goes negative for the first time in history 🚨🚨
BREAKING 🚨: Alphabet
$GOOGL closes below its 200-day moving average for the first time in over a year 📉 🤯 👀
$GOOGL closes below its 200-day moving average for the first time in over a year 📉 🤯 👀
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
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Nasdaq futures finished today at a technical support level.
Tomorrow will be very interesting considering it's a Friday and the market was weak going into it.
Tomorrow will be very interesting considering it's a Friday and the market was weak going into it.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Nasdaq $NDX is bouncing along the parabolic. If the previous trendline is still valid it should provide resistance instead of support beginning tomorrow. All volatility options expire on VIXpiration 9:00 am ET tomorrow.
Nasdaq stocks above the 50 day moving average stopped precisely on the descending support trendline.
This is the 4th time it has confirmed this indicating a market bounce could be coming.
This is the 4th time it has confirmed this indicating a market bounce could be coming.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Nasdaq stocks above the 50 day moving average stopped precisely on the descending support trendline. This is the 4th time it has confirmed this indicating a market bounce could be coming.
S&P 500 stocks above the 150 day moving average found resistance at the 2024 trendline.
It doesn't mean we should prepare for a sudden market decline (yet), but it does look eerily similar to the 2025 "Liberation Day" tariff panic... doesn't it?
It doesn't mean we should prepare for a sudden market decline (yet), but it does look eerily similar to the 2025 "Liberation Day" tariff panic... doesn't it?
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
S&P 500 stocks above the 150 day moving average found resistance at the 2024 trendline. It doesn't mean we should prepare for a sudden market decline (yet), but it does look eerily similar to the 2025 "Liberation Day" tariff panic... doesn't it?
Russell 2000 stocks above the 200 day moving average topped precisely at the level that has provided resistance since 2018... Incredible.
Today it broke the ascending trendline, which is very concerning.
Every single time this has happened in the past it marked the beginning of a major market selloff.
The only time it broke this trend then bounced was July 2018. The 1 month bounce was merely a trap, because markets collapsed the 1st week of October 2018.
Will it bounce this time?
Today it broke the ascending trendline, which is very concerning.
Every single time this has happened in the past it marked the beginning of a major market selloff.
The only time it broke this trend then bounced was July 2018. The 1 month bounce was merely a trap, because markets collapsed the 1st week of October 2018.
Will it bounce this time?
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
The South Korean KOSPI index has officially entered a bear market after falling 20% from the peak. Memory manufacturers SK Hynix and Samsung accounted for 54% of the index at the peak.
I don't think South Koreans 🇰🇷 are ready for this 📈📉
What now Kevin Warsh? 😜
The 1 year yield has risen from 3.5% to 4.1% with no signs of stopping.
This comes despite the Federal Reserve purchasing $511B worth of these T-Bills since Dec 2025.
The last time we saw something like this was the 1970s with the Federal Reserve was forced to double interest rates during a recession.
Raising rates won't fix the oil problem or the inflation problem. It actually will make the situation significantly worse by causing defaults and sovereign debt issues.
They're out of options.
This comes at a time when the Treasury needs to roll over $9T of US debt before the end of 2026.
The only solution that can force the yields down dramatically is a stock market crash. That's the only tool left.
The 1 year yield has risen from 3.5% to 4.1% with no signs of stopping.
This comes despite the Federal Reserve purchasing $511B worth of these T-Bills since Dec 2025.
The last time we saw something like this was the 1970s with the Federal Reserve was forced to double interest rates during a recession.
Raising rates won't fix the oil problem or the inflation problem. It actually will make the situation significantly worse by causing defaults and sovereign debt issues.
They're out of options.
This comes at a time when the Treasury needs to roll over $9T of US debt before the end of 2026.
The only solution that can force the yields down dramatically is a stock market crash. That's the only tool left.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
What now Kevin Warsh? 😜 The 1 year yield has risen from 3.5% to 4.1% with no signs of stopping. This comes despite the Federal Reserve purchasing $511B worth of these T-Bills since Dec 2025. The last time we saw something like this was the 1970s with the…
The rumor has always been the Federal Reserve and President Hoover intentionally caused the collapse of 1929.
They did this by raising rates and keeping the money supply tight despite obvious signs the trade war had destroyed growth.
They "feared inflation" even while the economy was in a death spiral.
As the "conspiracy theory" goes, they collapsed the system because the banks were losing control to the private credit market.
They inflated a massive bubble allowing inflation to get out of control after massive money printing, now they're keeping global Dollar supply tight.
They allowed the bubble to get out of control so they could collapse everything. We're seeing the exact same thing today. This blockade has destroyed trade.
Everything they're doing is forcing Dollars to flow back into the United States, creating an environment of scarcity everywhere else in the world.
It's the same playbook as 1929, just with a modern twist. 🤫
They did this by raising rates and keeping the money supply tight despite obvious signs the trade war had destroyed growth.
They "feared inflation" even while the economy was in a death spiral.
As the "conspiracy theory" goes, they collapsed the system because the banks were losing control to the private credit market.
They inflated a massive bubble allowing inflation to get out of control after massive money printing, now they're keeping global Dollar supply tight.
They allowed the bubble to get out of control so they could collapse everything. We're seeing the exact same thing today. This blockade has destroyed trade.
Everything they're doing is forcing Dollars to flow back into the United States, creating an environment of scarcity everywhere else in the world.
It's the same playbook as 1929, just with a modern twist. 🤫
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
BREAKING 🚨: Alphabet $GOOGL closes below its 200-day moving average for the first time in over a year 📉 🤯 👀
Imagine buying an Alphabet $GOOGL 100-year bond and watching the value plunge 📉 📉
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Nasdaq 100 $QQQ close below 693 will confirm the Diamond Top (Bearish Reversal) 🚨🚨 Almost there 🤯👀
Diamond Top (Bearish Reversal) in the Nasdaq 100 $QQQ will CONFIRM tomorrow with a close below 693 and higher than normal volume 🚨🚨 After confirmation, Diamond Tops have an 80% success rate ✅ Stay safe friends 🫂
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Japanese Yen falls to weakest level against the U.S. Dollar in 40 years 🚨 🚨
🚨 Over $700 BILLION has been wiped out from Asian stock markets in the last few hours.
Here's why Asian markets are crashing:
1. Asian markets extended the S&P 500's losses as tech stocks sold off yesterday amid renewed AI spending.
2. Concerns about high energy costs as Brent crude surges above $100.
3. Fresh tariff uncertainty after US imposed tariffs of up to 12.5% on 60 countries.
4. Iran has reportedly rejected a US-backed ceasefire proposal.
5. Japan's CPI rises to 1.7%, hitting a 6-month high and raising expectations of further BoJ policy tightening.
Here's why Asian markets are crashing:
1. Asian markets extended the S&P 500's losses as tech stocks sold off yesterday amid renewed AI spending.
2. Concerns about high energy costs as Brent crude surges above $100.
3. Fresh tariff uncertainty after US imposed tariffs of up to 12.5% on 60 countries.
4. Iran has reportedly rejected a US-backed ceasefire proposal.
5. Japan's CPI rises to 1.7%, hitting a 6-month high and raising expectations of further BoJ policy tightening.
Russian air defenses are the weakest they've ever been
Ukrainian 🇺🇦 UAVs break through by the dozens, destroying the Wildberries warehouse in Saint Petersburg, Russia
3 of the 7 largest Wildberries logistics centers were destroyed by Ukraine in one week, costing Russia billions
Ukrainian 🇺🇦 UAVs break through by the dozens, destroying the Wildberries warehouse in Saint Petersburg, Russia
3 of the 7 largest Wildberries logistics centers were destroyed by Ukraine in one week, costing Russia billions
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