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🚨STOP SCROLLING AND LOOK AT THIS $SPX CHART The S&P 500 has run the same long-term rhythm for a century: roughly 25 years of expansion, then 9–12 years of decline. Over and over. That's why so many people keep pointing at this chart and insisting the bull market still...

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