The_Unwind

Disbelief That This Stock Market Could Fall Substantially

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SP:SPX   L'indice S&P 500
As the S+P 500 has risen straight up in the last trading days of 2021,
the angle of ascent ( Shown here on the 30 minute chart)
has created an air of invincibly, as prices have continued to rise.

Rarely seen, at this point in a decade long bull market,
a phenomena of a market that simply refuses to correct,
this continual advance has slaughtered naysayers and shorts,
and made wealthy those who simply bought an index fund, and held on.

The point I'm trying to make here, is simple.
Should the stock market begin to fall dramatically in 2022,
most everyone will simply not believe,.. that it is falling.

That simple yet very powerful contrary non belief,
could thus fortify a substantial decline of a stock market that is extremely overextended by any historical measure.
Especially should it fall from these levels.
It's a long .long way down to find support.

Do not fall for the illusion of safety in this market. It is a delusion sold to you, by the nature of the continual advance in price.
Almost everyone has to be in the market, for the incredibly overextended market bubble to finally pop.

Just like the catastrophic collapse of the World Trade Center in 2001, which came with not a drop of warning,
those who are eventually trapped in a stock market collapse,will have little or no chance to get out alive or whole.
No one talks about this kind of stuff. Bearish investors and traders are all but extinct.

Hardly anyone alive believes that the stock market could actually fall substantially right now. It's a fact.
So think about that for a while. Its coming. The only question is when...

THE_UNWIND
1/1/22
Woods of Connecticut




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