Why The Bulls Have An Edge Over The Bears

While it is easy to get distracted by recent volatility and the headlines regarding Nvidia, it is prudent to look at the market's risk/reward profile from an objective perspective.

[afonsodeportugal]

Another 40 minutes of useful information! Thank you, Mr. Ciovacco!

[jonathanhaag]

I really appreciate these videos. extremely knowledgeable. thank you

[rcbturbine]

Incredible wisdom looking at the charts before us. Thank you. Fantastic analysis.

[aya_]

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[NeverSarcasticMan]

Great content, I also enjoy the pace and time of your speaking. Good stuff. I’m more pessimistic at the moment, but I do appreciate your balanced view on most topics.

[scowentz]

Rising prices with breakouts on lower volumes = bull trap. Plus with a hanging man candle on the monthly and weekly timeframes? Oof. Actually a fair amount to be concerned about here from a bull perspective

[hughgallagher]

Yes, we trade the chart in front of us, but that doesn't negate the fact we have had an Everything bubble blown up by 13 yeas of ZIRP. All of the charts in your videos covering that period reflect this... but you won't answer this question of how this might be quantified and tracked in terms of the risk that this has injected into the markets.

[Meowmeow.age.]

No one wants stocks to keep blasting higher. It is not a good sign of things to come. It is actually terrifying for me personally.

It is why I stay invested because I am afraid of hyperinflation. The government takes its budget seriously and that fear goes away - then and only then will I be selling hard.

Stock market is 200% x GDP which is a bubble. So I did take profit and rotate into what is cheap.

But the deals are getting slim out there. There are very few deals in this market.

The bull case is literally hyperinflation and that is the prevailing fear from investors. The market crashing up.

[johnmfl]

Moving averages starting to turn down, but this week's video will still be bullish.

[martian]

"give me an edge, or I won't play" -- Arne Alsin

[FlorianKpoint]

How did BKLN make a new ATH? ATH is back from 2011, only downhil since then? We didnt even mad a new yearly high so far? Wha am I missing?

[teenoso]

when a man's living depends on fees be careful of his bullish words

[bdek]

A complete joke to say anything in this market is bullish right now! I would say that this is the absolute worst environment for risk assets in a very long time. No chance I’m owning any stock right now!

[ekiichang]

Histirically September equity performance is normally not too good

[Rogersrecycling]

What is your take on the yield curve topic, the universion, and what is your?
Take on 35 trillion dollars in debt.Half of which was incurred over two hundred Plus years, the other half accumulated in the last 12 years.
Is there some kind of massive crash coming?Seems like it's very likely

[derekb]

margin debt at $500billion... super bullish edge....

[Nostrildamus]

And yet bulls got wrecked. You have a bullish bias

[paulchoi]

Know how to maneuver the inverse narrative

[Meowmeow.age.]

Yeah it is called a reverse market crash. It happens before hyperinflation.

4-5 years from now we should have a hyperinflation depression.

There are massive drawdowns and rallys in the years ahead of hyperinflation. As well as speculation.

There is a reason gold is as high as it is.

[Jester]

"Goldman Sachs, $GS, to lay off over 1, 300, up to 4% of workforce, per WSJ." Nothing to see here, just trimming the fat before a sOfT LaNDinG.