Why not join the fun. Grab a little $iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT.US)$ or $Direxion Daily 20+ Year Treasury Bull 3X Shares ETF(TMF.US)$ and enjoy the ride.
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Going to dress up as $iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT.US)$ this Halloween and scare the shit out of everyone.

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Bearish Technical Signals
I warned about some selling in the near term in this previous post. Check out the link below to get a more in-depth look into the outlook for the.
The selling has been generally taking place in most markets around the world for the past few trading days. It seems like an easy time to go short. Of course, you don't want to get trapped shorting the bottom.
So, how long will the selling last?
The last batch of economic data ...

$Qualcomm(QCOM.US)$  lets chase NVDA its a good day to fly!

$iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT.US)$ Open a bottom position at 94.86 and take a look 👀

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Although it seems like today is also the second time the bottom has been explored, and the price is about the same as it was back then.
Technically, however, these two times are very different.
At the beginning of November, after two rounds of bottoming out, TLT jumped higher, and the opening session jumped directly above the MA20 average. The trading volume increased sharply and closed higher on the same day, stabilizing the short-term moving average. This is a very strong and clear bullish technical signal. Since then, a wave of market has also started. The technical side is very important. If you don't understand the technical side, you can either learn or do fixed investment directly; the fixed investment income is not bad either.
But today is not the same. Currently, it's still far from the MA20 EMA. You can't copy the last time; blindly copy the bottom.
It's fine to buy it, but you can't gamble, you can't pick it up. What if it continues to fall.

$Apple(AAPL.US)$
The fact that Qualcomm dropped so much yesterday shows that the mobile phone market is weak. It seems that Apple certainly won't be spared. This earnings report is pretty good for last year, but for a market capitalization of 3 trillion dollars and a record high stock price, it's just plain bad 💩.
The market is so big that it can drop so much all of a sudden. It is estimated that US stocks will be knocked down. Very good, waiting to pick it up and it's cheap.
Interest rates on 10-year US Treasury bonds broke 4, close to last year's high. At the time, the stock market was only 3,500 points. The last time interest rates broke 4 was in 2007, you know
I wouldn't go short easily unless I'm 100% sure. They think that doing long or short will make money on both sides; the probability is that they will be beaten on both sides. So I chose XLV, XLE to take refuge, and wait for opportunities to copy the TLT to the bottom.
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I'm still watching Tesla.
$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ I think we still need to be cautious and not blindly pursue growth. Although it is in an upward channel and not a serious decline, the fluctuation is very large, and the current position is also a bit high. If it falls to 230, even though it doesn't break its position, it's quite uncomfortable. Wait until around 250 to buy...