Highest down volume in NASDAQ's in history.
Last time NASDAQ recorded the highest down volume in history when we were in a bubble it entered a bear market. pic.twitter.com/3BZ9CIM6gq
— HOZ (@MFHoz) March 6, 2021
I'm starting to see why the market has been pulling back. The credit risk (TED Spread) has started rising.
The banks are starting to see credit risk in the economy. pic.twitter.com/1ypeqCSSK4
— Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) March 6, 2021
Put Call Ratio – not buying the move on Friday – The Bubble may be over – favors selling into strength and buying puts. Pop comes to mind 🙂 pic.twitter.com/jwe6ZtFW4p
— David Larew (@ThinkTankCharts) March 6, 2021
the lehman brothers in 2008 didn't blow up itself without any reason
— Alessio Urban (@AlessioUrban) March 6, 2021
maybe it's time for $arkk to do the same pic.twitter.com/vmTspw8ZKG
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) March 6, 2021
Meanwhile when the deficit was $1 trillion not $4 trillion. t.co/hb2inbRuvA pic.twitter.com/TWYg5o2E9I
— Sven Henrich (@NorthmanTrader) March 6, 2021
good news for the working-poor, more of their stimmy checks will go to crude products – oh and this comes at a time of soaring food inflation pic.twitter.com/mE4WrDi9Pn
— Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) March 6, 2021
Interesting times. pic.twitter.com/VVj4T9wbnP
— Sven Henrich (@NorthmanTrader) March 6, 2021
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