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THE DOT-COM PATTERN ІS PLAYING OUT PERFECTLY You've probably seen this overlay more than once S&P 500 behavior is literally mirroring the dot-com bubble of 2000 Looking at the chart right now - we just reached the local drop point And yes - price has already started falling If...

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Traders Paradigm3 months ago

This is dumb as hell. Quit plastering this shit all over X

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Ben Leutz3 months ago

If I had a nickel for everytime in the last 6 years I’ve seen a post overlaying the current sp500 to the past. I think I’d be a millionaire

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nortonbreads3 months ago

So you’re saying there’s another pump coming?

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DrMatt3 months ago

Here’s the problem. Back then there were companies making nothing, doing nothing and solving nothing. Now we have Ai doing all that… and it needs power, storage and space.

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Peak | Mike D | Lean Stix3 months ago

lol is this your bet? Post the receipts, you’re going to lose a ton of money.

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Jon3 months ago

Not gonna happen. I explain why here:

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steelfan3 months ago

Dot com had nothing behind it. These companies have products. It’s not the same

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Mr.CSP 🎡3 months ago

“Yeah let’s have the chart play out exactly the same as last time” 😆 short if you’re that confident!

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Stock Printer3 months ago

The reason the bear posters are more popular than the bull posters is because the bulls are in profit so they don’t have to cope.

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Ron Rule3 months ago

Nah. Lots more money in circulation today, no paper (all electronic trading), reduction of day trading limits, ease of moving funds + easy margin access, and many more players. Market drop will be very short and rebound will be rapid.

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Jeffrey Ye3 months ago

Eerie how the forecasted top almost exactly overlaps with the OpenAI and Anthropic IPO’s

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RupeEconomics3 months ago

Dot-com comparison is scary on a chart. For the Indian investor watching this: 2000 took 3 years to recover. The ones who stayed became wealthy. The ones who panic sold are still waiting to "re-enter at the right time." That time never came.

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on a coffee break3 months ago

Ppl compare apples to oranges should lose money for being idiots. They’re NOT the same. Dotcom companies had no profits, no viable business model, tiny revenue +massive valuations. Today NVDA, MSFT, AMZN, ETC, are already seeing massive $$$ and have viable business models.

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TheJudeophile3 months ago

Actually laughed at loud, please let this be satire

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յׁׅöժׁׅ݊ꫀׁׅܻ꯱ׁׅ֒3 months ago

Great…2 more years of hell

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Jball5433 months ago

Now add the next 20 plus years to show the follow through

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NappaaDudu3 months ago

Yep keep posting everyday until you became right. Delete post when you r wrong lol

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DV3 months ago

The Dotcom was not the same as it is present day. I don’t know why people like you are still comparing this to the Dotcom bubble.

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JT3 months ago

No wayyyy

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LG trading3 months ago

Chart overlays are the oldest fear trick in the book - you can match almost any two volatile periods if you try hard enough. That is not analysis. 2000 and today are nothing alike. The dot-com bubble was pure speculation. AI infrastructure is just getting started. Fake news

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Hugo Hernan Tanos3 months ago

But during the dot-com crisis, I don't recall there ever being a context where 81% of S&P 500 companies were beating revenue estimates and 85% were beating earnings estimates. I don't think these are comparable cases.

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JC Merlo3 months ago

So your saying… we will see NEW ATH 😭🫶🫶🫶

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권혁중3 months ago

🙂

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Kev Thee Bev3 months ago

You just can't match up squiggly lines with any other squiggly line and make statements

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Jared Peyton3 months ago

omg yep you heard it here first SELL IT ALL…. a guy with a bee logo and Bee for a name said it……..

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Think Trading3 months ago

I see a tradeable trendline 😭

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Zel (Himmel Arc)3 months ago

@Y2K_DOTCOM

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Mikey G3 months ago

You can honestly cut data any way you want here and line this stuff up. Cool for directional data, but to say this is exact is like trying to predict the second coming of Jesus. What sucks is when uninformed people see posts like this they take it as fact and it changes lives

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chopooter3 months ago

I’ll follow + notifs if you start shorting or leveraging your plays + post proof

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Brad Newman3 months ago

Best and smartest run companies in history all telling you—you’re wrong. 6.9 trillion sitting T-Bills and buying up the dips on the big dogs. Forward PE at 26 isn’t frothy at all.

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Gargoyle3 months ago

Finally someone saying what needs to be said

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cool guy3 months ago

everytime its a red day in the market i see this post, why the fear mongering brotha

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S🇵🇭🇺🇸3 months ago

People need to realize AI is not going to be like the Dot-Com bubble, regardless of the similarities in chart patterns. AI is more like the industrial revolution.

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