You guys should just buy the 3x leveraged inverse SP500 when I‘m buying in big chunks lol.
Did you say you were going to put 200k in March/April?
I think I might just sell everything just before then!
White House must be very upset with how the market is reacting to the policy and positioning of policies
S&P flat for the year and given up all the gains
Nasdaq negative
Bitcoin 25% down vs ATH
MSTR 50% down vs ATH
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This fills me with joy 
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Just realized Bitcoin volatility is consistently even above UPRO (3x levered S&P 500): https://testfol.io/analysis?s=cB2Xa61bwxR
Puts things into perspective (though the returns have been so good the sharpe is actually great)
Did anyone ever check whether there is a correlation between sentiment on Mustachian Post Forum and subsequent market development? Many people try to do it for Twitter & co., with mixed success, but maybe there is less noise and more relevant Swiss bias in the data here. 
On a superficial level, check frequency of posts about “moving money to Gold”, “fixed income strategies” or “safe-custody of equity” vs. posts promoting “Leverage”, “Loan” & co.
I know there are plenty of people with CS background reading here, so if you need inspiration for your next pet project, here you go. And please share the results with us 
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Very common among people fighting with FOMO for the last two years. Take a breather, enjoy… you never know when it comes the next time.
All due respect, having schadenfreude doesn’t have to be FOMO. More of “I told you so” than FOMO imo.
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I think sentiment on this forum might not even impact the actions of the forum members. I feel most people have defined asset allocation plan and contribute monthly without trying to speculate much.
If the discussion is about “money on the sidelines” , then it is like market timing topic and as we know it does not lead to anything anyways
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Sure, I see the schadenfreude… I just said, that maybe it’s a relief from FOMO at 108k into more of affirmative thoughts at 80k. Emotions…
I have the same impression, just not quantified.
I am afraid people with Credit Suisse background have other things to do.
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My BRK.B position has been buffering instead of buffeting (pun intended) the portfolio 
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At least Michael Saylor has his emotions under control and remains firm on this:
“Sell a kidney if you must, but keep the Bitcoin.”
Michael Saylor
Co-founder and Chairman of Strategy
(Source)*
* Best enjoyed with your favorite Friday night drink: the ensuing reply thread on Twitter to Saylor's post is quite hilarious, too, from gold bugs like Peter Schiff chiming in to various sorts of, um, fun pictures.
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From >6% YTD performance down to 3.5%. Not bad considering all the political noise.
The exchange between trump and selensky was quite something. If you havent go watch the 10min.
Never seens anything quite like this in world politics.
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I read once that a large pandemic results in big changes in world order. Covid indeed did the same this time
Let’s get ready for a multipolar world . This is not necessarily a bad thing but it would be a change for everyone
I don’t think it has anything to do with that. The change is that there is a new administration (Biden → Trump).
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I think Trump Biden is just one event.
Ukraine war
War in Middle East
Almost break up of NATO
Unwavering support of Russia from China during all this
It’s great, rock bottom must be hit to be able to go up.
Anyway not changing my plan.
Maybe not in public but I’m pretty sure thats happening fairly often behind closed doors.
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