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🚨 STOP AND LOOK AT THIS CHART 🚨 White candles are the dot-com bubble The colored candles are right now Do you see where I'm going with this? We're hanging by a thread, on the verge of collapse, but some people still believe in endless growth In 2000 the...

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NoNamevor 3 Monaten

More alpha in my TG:

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Pepessovor 3 Monaten

History repeats psychology more often than price

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Lovely Anna from Hong Kongvor 3 Monaten

Gold rose today.

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Hundredaire⛏️🚜🟧vor 3 Monaten

@LintonWorm Fractals don't work

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Tim Steelesvor 3 Monaten

Do u realize that when 70% of retail is short that there is zero chance of it dropping this week!

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Matched-Betting.USvor 3 Monaten

Patience is paying off

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Perfectiumvor 3 Monaten

the "priced decades in months" point is the one that matters. doesn't mean tomorrow, tops grind for months. this is where you trim, not panic

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Aqib Chvor 3 Monaten

The Real Reason Gold Turned This Week

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アーカイブ倉庫vor 3 Monaten

そのチャート、確かに目を引くね!色の使い方がすごく分かりやすい✨

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CRBot Signals ⚡vor 3 Monaten

Charts love déjà vu until macro changes the script 😅📉 The overlay is spooky, but confirmation beats prophecy. If support cracks, traders won’t need a history lesson. #MarketCycles

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Kyrievor 3 Monaten

Markets love convincing everyone right before the biggest move

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Bojanvor 3 Monaten

chart overlays like this are compelling right up until the macro backdrop diverges, the shape rhyming doesn't mean the causes are the same this time

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스타원vor 3 Monaten

어디던 있지 버리병 걸린 친구들이 숏쳐 그래프 같고 장난 말고 야수의 심장을 보여줘 아 하 벌써 숏중인데 손실이구먼 그럼 그래프로 올려야지 떨어져라 떨어져라 소원비는 구나 에이 이사람아 겟냐고

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Linton Worm (🍏,🪱)vor 3 Monaten

if this overlay is right, the next move will settle the debate

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Muhammed 💹🧲vor 3 Monaten

Starknet🚀🚀🚀

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Leviathanvor 3 Monaten

AI may rhyme with dot-com, but the details still matter

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Stockguruvor 3 Monaten

How much water are you willing to use? 📉📉

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bigbee3vor 3 Monaten

Its an obvious one. 1920s was a great time for money and then the 1930s was the great depression. 2020s was the covid cash injection. 2030s will be a depression.

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Ray Lvor 3 Monaten

Lol so much fear-baiting. Let’s do an actual fundamental comparison of the two. The AI Boom is different from the dotcom boom in a few ways: 1) AI boom will deploy $3-4T by 2030. Dotcom boom deployed $516B. Adjusted for inflation, this this means the AI Boom is about 3-4x the size of the dotcom boom. 2) The AI boom is driving customer adoption and real value much faster than the dotcom boom did. By 1999-2001, dotcom had laid down tons of internet infrastructure, but truly useful applications were scarce—it took years for rich internet services to be built and adopted. Compare that to today: 80-90% of enterprises have adopted AI coding tools, almost every modern company is implementing agentic AI, 7 out of the Top 10 startups by web traffic are AI natives, and Anthropic revenue is up 10x yoy. That kind of adoption didn’t exist at the height of dotcom.

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Miyavor 3 Monaten

Whoa, that dot-com vs AI overlay hits different. Hanging by a thread for real?

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Valeriavor 3 Monaten

I'd vote for you if ya can handl. 😉

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₿ilovor 3 Monaten

You’re way off on this .com bubble has no similarity with what we are seeing with AI Back then, a lot of the hype was built on companies with no profits, no real business model, and a dream. This time, the biggest AI names are Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia, Broadcom not to mention the leading LLMs These are cash machines. AI might be overhyped. Some stocks might be overpriced. There will probably be decent corrections. But that doesn’t mean the whole thing is going to crash. That’s a very different question than “is this again?”

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Macro Bombasticvor 3 Monaten

Bro that chart overlay is wild, but I'm not selling my bags. History rhymes but AI is actually different this time.

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Klarckvor 3 Monaten

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🚨 STOP AND LOOK AT THIS CHART 🚨 White candles - the dot-com semiconductor bubble (2000) Colored candles - the AI semiconductor bubble (2026) I genuinely don't know how to make this clearer The reason this keeps happening isn't random - it's a new technology cycle arrives In 2000, every company on the planet had one goal - get online as fast as possible To do that, they needed infrastructure. Routers, servers, fiber optic cables And the companies that made all of it - Cisco and Intel - couldn't produce fast enough Demand felt infinite. Valuations went vertical. Everyone assumed this growth would last forever But at some point, the internet was built. The cables were laid. The servers were installed New orders stopped coming in. The companies sitting on mountains of unsold inventory started collapsing And the index that tracked all of them - fell over 80% In 2025, the same story - different technology Every company on the planet had one goal - integrate AI as fast as possible To do that, they needed chips. Nvidia couldn't produce fast enough Demand felt infinite. Valuations went vertical. Everyone assumed this growth would last forever And now - it's starting The first major drop just happened. The orders are slowing. The data centers are built This is how the dot-com version began too You already know how it ended last time Don't fall for it again If you don't have time to keep up with everything - follow me I'll keep you updated on the most important events

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