NEXT WEEK COULD BE BRUTAL FOR THE US STOCK MARKET.
On Thursday, the S&P 500 closed -4.36%, wiping out nearly $2.9 Trillion.
In the past 15 years, the S&P 500 has only closed 18 days where it dropped more than 4%.
And in each case, what happened next was brutal.
1) AUGUST 2011: SPX closed -4.78% on 4th August 2011.
- In the next 3 trading days, SPX dumped another 8%.
2) FEBRUARY 2018: SPX closed -4.10% on 5th Feb 2018.
- In the next 4 trading days, SPX dropped another 4.5%.
3) FEBRUARY 2020: SPX closed -4.42% on 27th Feb 2020.
- In 2 weeks, we had the COVID crash, which everyone knows about.
4) SEPTEMBER 2022: SPX closed -4.32% on 13th September 2022.
In the next 10 days, SPX crashed another 8%.
5) APRIL 2025: SPX closed -4.84% on 3rd April 2025.
- In the next 2 trading days, SPX dumped another 8.7%.
This time, we had a 4.36% drop on 5th November, and if history is anything to go by, there's more pain ahead for US stocks.
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On Thursday, the S&P 500 closed -4.36%, wiping out nearly $2.9 Trillion.
In the past 15 years, the S&P 500 has only closed 18 days where it dropped more than 4%.
And in each case, what happened next was brutal.
1) AUGUST 2011: SPX closed -4.78% on 4th August 2011.
- In the next 3 trading days, SPX dumped another 8%.
2) FEBRUARY 2018: SPX closed -4.10% on 5th Feb 2018.
- In the next 4 trading days, SPX dropped another 4.5%.
3) FEBRUARY 2020: SPX closed -4.42% on 27th Feb 2020.
- In 2 weeks, we had the COVID crash, which everyone knows about.
4) SEPTEMBER 2022: SPX closed -4.32% on 13th September 2022.
In the next 10 days, SPX crashed another 8%.
5) APRIL 2025: SPX closed -4.84% on 3rd April 2025.
- In the next 2 trading days, SPX dumped another 8.7%.
This time, we had a 4.36% drop on 5th November, and if history is anything to go by, there's more pain ahead for US stocks.
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This is Pakistan. He is frying in oil that seems like it hasn't been changed in 4 years. It looks like motor oil. A tourist eats this and dies in 60 seconds
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I am attempting to explain why so many people experience a profound aversion to AI. I am referring to Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis.
Freud developed a profound argument in "A Difficulty of Psychoanalysis" of 1917. In it, he writes, "that the general narcissism, the self-love of mankind, has so far experienced three severe impairments on the part of scientific research."
With these three illnesses he meant:
1) The cosmological upheaval β Copernicus: The Earth is not the center of the universe. Therefore, man can no longer consider his place of residence as the self-evident center of the world.
2) The biological illness β Darwin: Man comes from the animal kingdom and is related to other living organisms. He is not biologically outside of nature.
3) The psychological illness β psychoanalysis (Freud himself): The human being does not have complete access to his own soul life and does not fully control his drives. Much of what moves him remains unconscious to him, according to Freud.
For the third insult, Freud found a particularly memorable formulation. In his "Lectures on the Introduction to Psychoanalysis," also in 1916/17, he wrote that the ego is "not even master ... in its own house." There he also called it the "third and most sensitive insult."
In reference to Sigmund Freud, I assert that we are currently experiencing the fourth narcissistic phase, the fourth severe impairment:
Humans (have to) realize that they are not the most intelligent entity on Earth any longer. For a long time, it was believed that the species of human was superior to all other animals and unparalleled in its intelligence. However, humans have now created an intelligent entity that, in general, surpasses them in intelligence.
Unresolved human problems, like those in mathematics, are resolved by AI within a short time and the end of development is not in sight. Almost a Pavlovian reflex causes many people to react by claiming that "AI is at least not as creative as humans and could never be." They are greatly mistaken. It is also a psychological defense mechanism.
The admission of having created something that pushes humans off the throne of intelligence is therefore the fourth great malaise that I postulate in reference to Freud.
Also feels invited to discuss or disagree about it.
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Freud developed a profound argument in "A Difficulty of Psychoanalysis" of 1917. In it, he writes, "that the general narcissism, the self-love of mankind, has so far experienced three severe impairments on the part of scientific research."
With these three illnesses he meant:
1) The cosmological upheaval β Copernicus: The Earth is not the center of the universe. Therefore, man can no longer consider his place of residence as the self-evident center of the world.
2) The biological illness β Darwin: Man comes from the animal kingdom and is related to other living organisms. He is not biologically outside of nature.
3) The psychological illness β psychoanalysis (Freud himself): The human being does not have complete access to his own soul life and does not fully control his drives. Much of what moves him remains unconscious to him, according to Freud.
For the third insult, Freud found a particularly memorable formulation. In his "Lectures on the Introduction to Psychoanalysis," also in 1916/17, he wrote that the ego is "not even master ... in its own house." There he also called it the "third and most sensitive insult."
In reference to Sigmund Freud, I assert that we are currently experiencing the fourth narcissistic phase, the fourth severe impairment:
Humans (have to) realize that they are not the most intelligent entity on Earth any longer. For a long time, it was believed that the species of human was superior to all other animals and unparalleled in its intelligence. However, humans have now created an intelligent entity that, in general, surpasses them in intelligence.
Unresolved human problems, like those in mathematics, are resolved by AI within a short time and the end of development is not in sight. Almost a Pavlovian reflex causes many people to react by claiming that "AI is at least not as creative as humans and could never be." They are greatly mistaken. It is also a psychological defense mechanism.
The admission of having created something that pushes humans off the throne of intelligence is therefore the fourth great malaise that I postulate in reference to Freud.
Also feels invited to discuss or disagree about it.
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Residentsβ CCTV in Bois de Rombly shows gangs of migrants walking through their streets.
Thousands of illegal migrants walk through a sleepy village on way to UK. This is from a small village in Northern France. "They're like the walking dead"
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Thousands of illegal migrants walk through a sleepy village on way to UK. This is from a small village in Northern France. "They're like the walking dead"
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Nobody on this board wants a segregated neighbourhood. Each person only asks that at least 3 in 10 of their neighbours look like them. If not, they jump to an empty spot where that is true.
Then the colours pull apart into big blocks, and the average person ends up with about 3 in 4 neighbours like them, far more than anyone asked for.
Thomas Schelling showed this in 1971 with pennies and dimes on graph paper, and he shared the 2005 economics Nobel for work on how individual choices add up to patterns nobody chose. The lesson is that a pattern in the whole does not prove a wish in the parts.
In the second run each person asks for 5 in 10, and the blocks are even sharper.
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Then the colours pull apart into big blocks, and the average person ends up with about 3 in 4 neighbours like them, far more than anyone asked for.
Thomas Schelling showed this in 1971 with pennies and dimes on graph paper, and he shared the 2005 economics Nobel for work on how individual choices add up to patterns nobody chose. The lesson is that a pattern in the whole does not prove a wish in the parts.
In the second run each person asks for 5 in 10, and the blocks are even sharper.
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Asmongold reacts to reports that President Donald Trumpβs White House has fired all its female staff members.
"So the White House, I looked at a list, and they literally fired all the women."
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"So the White House, I looked at a list, and they literally fired all the women."
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Hiring & appointing women was by far Trumpβs hugest mistake, nothing else comes close
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Wilfrido Alberto Maurath Tacuri, an illegal alien from Ecuador was just arrested in NY for multiple r*pes
Elected Democrats are promising to protect him.
Let that sink in.
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Elected Democrats are promising to protect him.
Let that sink in.
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Charlie Kirk when a maniac attacked Dave Chappelle: itβs sinister and political violence is not ok
Dave Chappelle on Charlieβs ass*ssination: I feel better
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Dave Chappelle on Charlieβs ass*ssination: I feel better
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Itβs time for people to understand that the next 1,000 days will be amazing for Bitcoin
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> Haiti gangs snatch 4 Salvadorans
> they think they just bought themselves a negotiation
> Bukele goes public saying bring them back or you're done
> they try to hand him 4 random bodies and say it was them
> he calls out their bs
> sends 2,000 troops into Haiti
> tells the leader to gather their gangs so he can fight them
> gangs run to the UN for a deal
> refuses all deals
> ignores the UN mandate
> pushes into gang territory and starts cleaning them
> does more in two weeks than the UN did in 13 years
Bukele might be the greatest leader of the 21st century
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> they think they just bought themselves a negotiation
> Bukele goes public saying bring them back or you're done
> they try to hand him 4 random bodies and say it was them
> he calls out their bs
> sends 2,000 troops into Haiti
> tells the leader to gather their gangs so he can fight them
> gangs run to the UN for a deal
> refuses all deals
> ignores the UN mandate
> pushes into gang territory and starts cleaning them
> does more in two weeks than the UN did in 13 years
Bukele might be the greatest leader of the 21st century
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Iβm convinced thereβs a bit of sexual frustration too.
Women are pedophiles, I shot up to 6β3 in the 7th grade and my female teachers would constantly be swapping between either the most extreme levels of humiliation and punishment or borderline openly flirting with me depending on what their hormones were feeling at the time.
Never once got in trouble with a male teacher, but if you listened to the female teachers, especially the younger ones around age 20-30, I was one of the most βdisruptiveβ students in the school.
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Women are pedophiles, I shot up to 6β3 in the 7th grade and my female teachers would constantly be swapping between either the most extreme levels of humiliation and punishment or borderline openly flirting with me depending on what their hormones were feeling at the time.
Never once got in trouble with a male teacher, but if you listened to the female teachers, especially the younger ones around age 20-30, I was one of the most βdisruptiveβ students in the school.
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This is India. This is a hotel in India. This is the "clean" linen they give you in hotels
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>intellectually lethal
>unmatched brilliance
And all he needed it do was have a basic understanding of history which a solid 90% of white US citizens don't.
The bar has never been lower. Put sh&tposters on a national mic and the entire world will go to chaos.
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>unmatched brilliance
And all he needed it do was have a basic understanding of history which a solid 90% of white US citizens don't.
The bar has never been lower. Put sh&tposters on a national mic and the entire world will go to chaos.
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In 1997, Paris Hilton's parents paid strangers to abduct her from her bedroom. They wanted to cure her teenage rebellion.
She had been sneaking out of the house and staying out late. Her parents hired a youth transport company to teach her discipline.
At two in the morning, two large men entered her room. They grabbed her, pinned her arms, and dragged her out of the house. She screamed for her parents, but they let the men take her.
They threw her into a van and drove her to Provo Canyon School in Utah.
Her parents paid tens of thousands of dollars to lock her inside until she learned obedience.
The facility was a psychological prison. If she cried or broke a rule, they dragged her by the hair into a bare concrete cell with no mattress.
Nurses forced her to swallow psychotropic pills. If she spat them out, they held her down and injected her.
Every phone call was monitored. Every letter was read by staff. If she complained, they hung up the phone and sent her to isolation.
She stayed there for eleven months. She learned to fake compliance to survive.
When her parents visited, staff stood behind her and watched her every word. She smiled and told them she was happy. They believed her.
After she left, she built a global brand and became the most photographed woman on Earth.
She never told anyone about Provo. The trauma gave her chronic nightmares and a lifelong fear of doctors and hospitals.
In 2020, she finally broke her silence in a documentary. She showed her medical records and described the physical abuse.
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She had been sneaking out of the house and staying out late. Her parents hired a youth transport company to teach her discipline.
At two in the morning, two large men entered her room. They grabbed her, pinned her arms, and dragged her out of the house. She screamed for her parents, but they let the men take her.
They threw her into a van and drove her to Provo Canyon School in Utah.
Her parents paid tens of thousands of dollars to lock her inside until she learned obedience.
The facility was a psychological prison. If she cried or broke a rule, they dragged her by the hair into a bare concrete cell with no mattress.
Nurses forced her to swallow psychotropic pills. If she spat them out, they held her down and injected her.
Every phone call was monitored. Every letter was read by staff. If she complained, they hung up the phone and sent her to isolation.
She stayed there for eleven months. She learned to fake compliance to survive.
When her parents visited, staff stood behind her and watched her every word. She smiled and told them she was happy. They believed her.
After she left, she built a global brand and became the most photographed woman on Earth.
She never told anyone about Provo. The trauma gave her chronic nightmares and a lifelong fear of doctors and hospitals.
In 2020, she finally broke her silence in a documentary. She showed her medical records and described the physical abuse.
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