history doesn't always rhyme but sometimes it repeats

in 2021 I had 236k Twitter followers, but that number has been revised down substantially.

when the Bubble nebula (pictured here) eventually pops, it will only be discernible in hindsight since it's 11 Trillion light years from earth

if you think inaccurate jobs data is bad, wait until you hear about how much CPI understates the actual rise in the cost of living.

let me get this straight, an entire govt "bureau" with the name - and in charge of - "Labor Statistics" estimates they have somewhere between 1,000 and 5,000 employees?.

it's ironic the BLS doesn't even know how many employees it even has

most jobs at the Labor Dept could probably be replaced by Grok or Chat GPT.

so the Fed is data dependent but the data is unreliable, if not completely fabricated.

it's amazing to think that Trillions of Dollars of market cap are dependent on the fact that most people are too uninformed / dumb / lazy to install a couple free ad blockers and never see ads on the Internet ever again.

I saved this graph 10-years ago because I remember someone's bullish thesis at the time was "years that end in a 5"

they should have named it Figma AI.

it's probably just a figma of my imagination.

RT @RealStockCats: raising my $SPX price target to 6666.

this image from 4/9/2019 still seems relevant

this market environment reminds me of the dot com bubble except this time it's different.

I'm beginning to suspect mistakes were made

reminds me of an old Tweet I posted maybe 5-10 years ago

"price stability"

we should probably just replace the FOMC with Chat GPT.