Below are the ten components of one of my portfolios, each of which is a short position.
Slope of Hope Blog Posts
Slope initially began as a blog, so this is where most of the website’s content resides. Here we have tens of thousands of posts dating back over a decade. These are listed in reverse chronological order. Click on any category icon below to see posts tagged with that particular subject, or click on a word in the category cloud on the right side of the screen for more specific choices.
There Are Some That Call Me….Tim?
Well, that was unexpected. Within the span of half an hour, it went from a brutal morning, to a profitable morning (!!!!!!) to a not-at-all-bad morning. This is quite curious.
Micron’s Big Afternoon
The title speaks for itself: Micron (MU) has the queer-ass date of today for earnings (unlike normal companies that do it with everyone else). The island reversal pattern is a potentially powerful reversal signal here.
Uncontrolled Re-Entry
Standard disclaimer: as much as I’d love to see the stock market plunge for, I dunno, every day for the next five years, it is in the best interest of the Knight clan for SPCX to do nothing but go up. As a chartist, however, and a person mildly acquainted with fundamental data, I recognize that this sucker could easily go to $50 in the next year.
The next psychological break will take place at $150, at which time EVERY purchaser of this stock from its IPO day will be in a losing position.
Color Coded
Leading up to the celebrated IPO of SpaceX, Tim did several header posts highlighting a number of rocket companies that were enjoying a price rise as though they were somehow a proxy for the real deal: “This is just nuts, because anything with a rocket attached to it is blasting to preposterous levels.”
Tim further noted, “If SPCX starts to weaken in its first real trading week, you can expect this entire sector to go to the doghouse.” Tim was right, and the stocks he highlighted are now in a downtrend.
This post focuses on a separate “space” company, one I posted about on 7Jne26, stating, “ASTC looks bound to retrace its lofty rise of the past week.” Here’s that SocialTrade post:
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