BLOODBATH: $10 TRILLION has been wiped out from global stock markets from their yearly highs.

🚨 ABSOLUTE BLOODBATH IN GLOBAL MARKETS

$10 TRILLION has been wiped out from global stock markets from their yearly highs.

🇰🇷 South Korea: -43%, wiped out $1.15T
🇮🇩 Indonesia: -42.39%, wiped out $0.40T
🇹🇷 Turkey: -29%, wiped out $0.12T
🇨🇳 China: -19%, wiped out $2.90T
🇭🇰 Hong… pic.twitter.com/ZKxGg5mb3e

— Bull Theory (@BullTheoryio) October 23, 2026

Nothing hurts more in life than seeing a generational opportunity to buy the dip in the stock market but…

You have NO cash.

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— Just a Dude Who Invests (@DudeWhoInvests) October 23, 2026

Listen to one of the best investor in the world

Just this year…$MSFT crashed over 30% earlier this year$MA crashed over 15% $AVGO over 30% $GOOG over 20% twice this year $META over 30%… $SPGI over 20% $ASML over 21% twice this year

This is just an example with the… https://t.co/MQkVGABRty

— Bourbon Capital (@BourbonCap) October 23, 2026

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