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2x Long VIX Futures ETF (UVIX)

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Dubster watching Dubster watching 9 hours ago
No shit. I have been seriously thinking about keeping my electronics in the shed.
Other than the guns and fakery, this country is toast.
...But Christ!
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2H2 2H2 10 hours ago
Heard my cell phone buzz, had me concerned. Hmmm…what’s next?
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Dubster watching Dubster watching 10 hours ago
Sold $4.84 extended
Didn’t think it would hit.

Not holding anything but a few inverse ETFs.

Powder ready for those massive fluctuating markets.
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looking 4 a win looking 4 a win 10 hours ago
I just listened to that See You Next Tuesday LIAR drone on like she was drunk and pussy “journalists” are sucking her cock all day!
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huka huka 11 hours ago
BTD
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Dubster watching Dubster watching 11 hours ago
Love the passion!
Bless you
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looking 4 a win looking 4 a win 11 hours ago
Monetary policymakers kicked off their first easing campaign since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic by lowering the benchmark federal funds rate by 50 basis points, to a range of 4.75–5.00 percent.

Who the F cares! This country doesn’t need any more fucking credit cards or shitty loans. FU Dems!
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2H2 2H2 11 hours ago
Last 2 times the Fed’s first cut was 50+ bps:

🔸Jan 3, 2001
- S&P 500 fell ~39% next 448 days
- Unemployment rose another 2.1%
- Recession

🔸Sep 18, 2007
- S&P 500 fell ~54% next 372 days
- Unemployment rose another 5.3%
- Recession

🔸Sep 18, 2024
- ?
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Dubster watching Dubster watching 12 hours ago
1/2% is just the Fake FED admitting that the economy sucks for everyone but them'. They' are to be hated!
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Dubster watching Dubster watching 12 hours ago
Loading $4.60s and lower
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2H2 2H2 13 hours ago
Later in October
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Dubster watching Dubster watching 16 hours ago
With the expected 1/2 % cut and room for 1/4 soon after, the hype will likely cause some opportunities for this to see new lows but we know that if we catch this fall just right, the upside that follows will be a game changer.

The economy sucks and "they" know it.
Rate cuts wont help long term. Seriously, who wants more credit, loans or financing at these ridiculous times?
I'll wait with dry powder to take FULL advantage of the real crash that is not far off.
Blessings!
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tw0122 tw0122 17 hours ago
$5s looking better
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looking 4 a win looking 4 a win 1 day ago
Premarket looks like a big day tomorrow, just not for vix.
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tw0122 tw0122 2 days ago
.50 rate cut coming 100% but the casino wants to show who is boss will take market down prior
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tw0122 tw0122 2 days ago
Script changes accumulated 4.60- 4.80 for the new flip
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looking 4 a win looking 4 a win 2 days ago
Who’s got a nugget of wisdom to help me sleep? Lol
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tw0122 tw0122 6 days ago
Exit at 4.80 earlier rate cut pump kills VIX. Switch to SVIX smaller secure gains at play
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looking 4 a win looking 4 a win 7 days ago
Amen!
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Dubster watching Dubster watching 7 days ago
I have really loved this vehicle and a few others like it.
This round is going to be smokin hot!
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tw0122 tw0122 7 days ago
Exit $5.03 earlier new entry 4.75
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tw0122 tw0122 7 days ago
BLS Negative Job Revisions 15 of Last 21 Months. Things that make you go liar liar pants on fire
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tw0122 tw0122 7 days ago
Things Consistent With Recession
Private Payrolls: Only 74,000 (and highly likely to be revised lower)
Manufacturing Payrolls: -24,000
Revisions: -86,000
Involuntary Part-Time Work: +246,000
Total Full-Time Work: -438,000
Total Part-Time Work: +527,000
Multiple Job Holders: +65,000
Hmm. Somehow that list looks familiar.
Things Also Consistent With Recession
September 3: Construction Spending Growth Slows in May, Stops in June, Negative in July
September 5: Fed Beige Book Shows Flat or Declining Economy in 9 of 12 Fed Districts
September 6: Payroll Report: Manufacturing Sheds 24,000 Jobs, Government Adds 24,000, Big Negative Revisions
100% Consistent With Recession
For those who may have missed it (or ignored it on the basis of an OK jobs report) please consider a Key Recession Indicator Gives Stronger Recession Signal in August
A modified McKelvey recession indicator with no false positives or false negatives since 1953 suggests we are in recession now.
Not to worry, jobs are “OK” because the BLS is very believable. If you can’t trust the BLS monthly job reports, what can you trust?
Oh, there’s just one more small thing consistent with recession, Fed rate cuts. When is it that the Fed starts starts cutting rates?
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tw0122 tw0122 7 days ago
Added 4.82s earlier for a quick flip on 830am report
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Dubster watching Dubster watching 1 week ago
Loading up!
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tw0122 tw0122 1 week ago
UViX $4s coming says Yellen and $700 billion cash coming into markets from Treasury. Need people to spend money again from 401ks into economy..



The "Plunge Protection Team" (PPT) is a colloquial name given to the Working Group on Financial Markets. Created in 1988 to provide financial and economic lifts to the S&P 500.

Critics fear the Plunge Protection Team doesn't just advise, but actively intervenes to prop up stock prices—colluding with banks to rig the market, in effect.
The Plunge Protection Team, composed of high-ranking government financial officials, reports directly and privately to the president of the United States.

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Bountiful_Harvest Bountiful_Harvest 1 week ago
It's a "one stock" market. NVDA just had earnings, basically said the same thing, stock tanked... now he says it again, stock pumps...as he offloads more shares.

NVDA can move the whole market. Keep that in mind...it will have greater meaning in the near future.

Today will be the first time in the history of the stock market a major rally follows largest banks warning of defaults and cutting lending. Curious what kind of close we'll see...

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€LL-$G7$ €LL-$G7$ 1 week ago
Dam looked away for an hr and the tables turned..

Smh
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2H2 2H2 1 week ago
Top bollie on daily turned up
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tw0122 tw0122 1 week ago
Gasoline prices always find a way down into November elections. Has been happening for many election cycles. Supply and demand can be price fixed by those in power running the big trades…CFTC rigged as can be..

Oil Facing Physical Shortage Crisis: API Crude Draws 9 Of Past 10 Weeks As Cushing Hits Tank Bottoms

It was very much a given that ahead of tonight's debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, the one variable that the state does control - the price of oil - will move in the direction that gives its preferred candidate the biggest benefit, and sure enough oil plunged more than 3%, dropping to the lowest price since December 2021 (right before it quickly doubled over the next 3 months).
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looking 4 a win looking 4 a win 1 week ago
Wow BH, great post! I always learn something new from you, thanks.
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Bountiful_Harvest Bountiful_Harvest 1 week ago
Yes sir.

SKRE (Inverse Regional Banks ETF):

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=175061266
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Dubster watching Dubster watching 1 week ago
And SKRE!
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Bountiful_Harvest Bountiful_Harvest 1 week ago
Banks are in trouble. Never in the history of the stock market has a rally happened a day after the largest bank warned of large impending losses on defaults and expectations to lower lending. Might be seeing a Black Swan event setting up. Any "event" can send UVIX soaring.

This all happened today:

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=175063319

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=175061313

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=175061266

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=175058434
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looking 4 a win looking 4 a win 1 week ago
I almost got back to even last week but I’m not here to break even. Charts like this can be confusing on direction bc it seems to be dependent on news. I don’t think the debate will have much effect on the market, unless T is forced to walk over and slap H, Lol.
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Bountiful_Harvest Bountiful_Harvest 1 week ago
I sold my shares on Monday. Sitting on a few UVIX calls, just in case an "event" happens. The banks are in shambles today...wondering if something broke. I think the global problem may be bigger than what the Fed or PPT can control. A real-life game of Jenga is in progress.
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tw0122 tw0122 1 week ago
Catch $UVIX in low $4s next Yellen will do what PPT team makes her do pump those markets



The "Plunge Protection Team" (PPT) is a colloquial name given to the Working Group on Financial Markets. Created in 1988 to provide financial and economic lifts to the S&P 500.

Critics fear the Plunge Protection Team doesn't just advise, but actively intervenes to prop up stock prices—colluding with banks to rig the market, in effect.
The Plunge Protection Team, composed of high-ranking government financial officials, reports directly and privately to the president of the United States.


, all that the government can do is bail out the losers, and it’s only going to bail out its own campaign contributors, the donor class, and the politically connected financial sector.

It’s not going to bail out the population as a whole; it’s not going to bail out the pension funds; it’s not going to bail out the indebted economy of homeowners and consumers, who are trying to break even.

They’re looked at as the collateral damage of the financialized economy.


If you hammer the working class with the American dream, this is what makes you a successful worker. You must have a car and a home. You must send your kid to college. You must have a vacation for several weeks.

If you’re demanding of the self-esteem of people wrapped up, but you’re not giving them the rising wage to afford it, what are you going to do? You’re going to throw them into debt, because that’s the only way they can have the American dream, by borrowing and going into the debt disaster.

And here’s the double irony. Where are the lenders coming from? The lenders are the employers, because their profits have been rising since productivity rises and wages don’t. So they have the growing productivity to lend to the workers, because for them it’s a no-brainer. Would I rather give my worker a rising wage or a flat wage and a loan, which he has to pay back? Well, that’s easy. We know what we’re going to do. So that’s what we have.

And over the last 40 years, we have plunged the American people into a level of debt that nobody else has ever seen. Mortgage debt, student debt, credit card debt, I mean auto debt. You add it all up and we’re talking more and more families have a bigger debt than they have an annual income. I mean, this is impossible.

Meanwhile, the wealth at the top is a wealth not only of getting the surplus out of the worker in production, but getting the interest payment when you’ve lent them the money instead of paying them a wage. I mean, this is a system guaranteed to produce grotesque inequality.
middle class, they’re wage earners—and the major exploitation of them is no longer primarily just by having industrial employers keep the profits on what the wage earners create, because after all, we’re de-industrializing.

The major exploitation that is occurring is largely in debt service. The wealthiest 1%, maybe you could say 10%, of the population hold the 90% majority in debt, and the income that’s paid to the top 10% is sucked out of the 90% in the form of debt service.

And even more important, what do these 10% do with the money? They don’t spend all of this economic rent, interest, and financial gains on goods and services. They buy stocks, and bonds, and real estate, or they lend yet more money to families to buy real estate, or to corporate raters to take over companies.

And so, what you have is the economic elite not making their money by employing labor to make profits and get wealthy out of saving the profits, but by financial engineering, by capital gains.
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tw0122 tw0122 1 week ago
Yellen has $700 billion in TGA to pump markets up into rate cuts. So more inclined to SVIX but play a few day trades either side until SVIX confirms a ride back to $30
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2H2 2H2 1 week ago
We’re close. Blow off top after Fed. Cuts. My chicken bone soup model says beware end of Sept. Until then, the roaring 20’s continue. Cheers.
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looking 4 a win looking 4 a win 1 week ago
I just read the article and it’s mentioning of crash signals just seem like the status quo for this administration for the last 3.5 years.
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Bountiful_Harvest Bountiful_Harvest 1 week ago
Great post! That about sums it up. I just read that on zerohedge page too:

Does Anyone Else Smell A Market Crash In The Air?

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/does-anyone-else-smell-market-crash-air
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tw0122 tw0122 1 week ago
Just as thunderstorms scent the air before their arrival, market crashes often announce themselves in the autumn zephyrs. Markets don't crash when everyone's in full-blown panic? they crash when the headlines and data are reassuring, analysts are confident in ever-higher profits, and complacency reigns supreme, evidenced by record-high household allocation in stocks and bullish sentiment readings.

https://charleshughsmith.blogspot.com/2024/09/does-anyone-else-smell-market-crash-in.html

Markets crash after a brief bit of panic selling is immediately bought and markets are returned to a permanently high plateau of valuation as we saw in August, as the S&P 500 shot back up within a whisker or two of all-time highs. Punters buy every dip because this quick reaction to any drop has been richly rewarded for 15 years, and everyone has confidence in the Fed Put , ie the belief that the Fed will move Heaven and Earth to restore "market confidence" and the wealth effect .

In other words, market participants have embraced moral hazard : there is no real downside, there is only upside to buying every dip.

Markets crash when the rot beneath the surface is invisible or goes unnoticed. The few doom-and-gloomers who note extremes are immediately mocked off the stage, and the headlines tout the resilience of the economy, markets, employment, profits, and the techno-wonders heading our way.

After the crash nobody predicted, analysts swarm like ravenous locusts to the digital airwaves to lay claim to their prescience: look, look, I added a one-line disclaimer about "irrational exuberance" at the end of my report!

I'll spare you the analog charts and go right to the chase: the Oasis Indicator , brought to our collective attention by Joe Sullivan-Bennett via BondVigilantes.com: The Peculiar Relationship Between Oasis & Periods Of Extreme Market Volatility (Zero Hedge). (Fun fact: Before Oasis Wonderwall , there was George Harrison's 1968 soundtrack LP Wonderwall .)

Those turning up their nose at the Oasis Indicator might benefit from pondering these "jaws of death" charts. Everything is extreme and stays extreme until it doesn't. Consider the gaping pearly teeth of the SPX (S&P 500) and JPY (Japanese yen).
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tw0122 tw0122 1 week ago
Buy the dips low $5s rinse repeat for now and then with first rate cut next week buy low low low
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2H2 2H2 1 week ago
Recession by elections planned destruction coming to a food line near you. Market tops in Oct.
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looking 4 a win looking 4 a win 1 week ago
Although I remember that vividly, I’m trying to make correlations. I sold my house in ‘06 by the skin of my teeth thank god, but I also remember kinda of a perfect storm that set up as well. Seeing as we have half the country taking it prison style and don’t seem to care I’m not seeing a big downturn. Unless they put 44 back in the OO. Lol
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2H2 2H2 1 week ago
Probably run up to FOMC rate cut mania, new highs and then look out. Just like 2007 imo
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Dubster watching Dubster watching 1 week ago
Loading these 10% dips today a bit.
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tw0122 tw0122 1 week ago
Flip out at $6 was what the chart said. CPI report Wednesday so they can print market higher back to SVIX 24.70s was the nice dip
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tw0122 tw0122 1 week ago
Back in 5.50
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Bountiful_Harvest Bountiful_Harvest 2 weeks ago
This is why I don't trust anything the Fed says.

The Fed made this comment right before the 2008 housing bubble crashed:

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