Stocktwits sentiment on $SPY just hit its lowest level of the year. How are you feeling about the market right now?

Personally I think they are suppressing the stock market for elections. Zelenski bombed Diesel depot's in Russia just to cause damage. Canada is refusing any kind of trade deal till after the elections. Iran is trying to get the Dems elected and promoting voting for them. They don't want to negotiate till after the elections. Everyone wants to manipulate our elections.

Bullish on telcos, and defensive plays, bearish all things tech, been feeling this coming for some weeks now and kicking myself for selling CCs. Rotation is in full swing.

fuck usa and trump.

The VIX is up today, and the internals are getting absolutely trashed everywhere. Both are just violently unchanged. And I'm sitting here looking at practically unchanged; isit'she same story. These are barely drawdowns, but we're seeing washouts every day in some of the big names. I find it hard to be bearish when the market is not showing me any reason to be yet. 🤷 Oil is high but that could change overnight for all we know. Bond yields are high but there's also competition from corporate paper in the bond market for the first time in my lifetime.

honestly $VMAR's strength right now is they're not dependent on macro sentiment swings — they're just grinding on fundamentals at Nautical Ventures, activating that inventory financing with Northpoint, bringing in experienced marine sales leadership like Mike Nance. that's the stuff that matters to me more than broader market noise.

The market sure changed after covid. Never remember this many instances of manipulations in markets ever before covid. The world is full of greed

Stock market is owned by democrats. Brought it down to the knee for elections using the continuous string of fake AI rout news. It will fly back like nothing happened soon after the elections.

The markets don't like uncertainty and until we de-fang the Imbecile in Chief, the macro situation isn't helping our portfolios.

Once the large wave of corporate layoffs hit. Cue the recession discussion