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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

9 months

@kurtsaltrichter Your posts are a joke. You have been spectacularly wrong since the end of October. Here's an idea. If the odds of a significant and painful drawdown are near 100%, then put your money where your mouth is and sell the market short. See if it agrees with you.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

3 months

@roywoodjr Reggie schooled the nation, uncensored, on live television. LOVE IT!!!

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

11 months

@TaviCosta It is much easier to tell what a market is going to do than it is to tell how much TIME will pass by before it decides to do it. Knowing what NOT to do is equally as important as knowing what to do, if not more so. This is especially true when, not if, everyone else is doing it

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@zerohedge Mark Twain said it best “Whenever you find yourself standing on the side of the majority, it is time to stop and to think.” Why? Because wisdom does not lay down with the many. It lays down with the few. Only 3.2 of every 100 people you see in this world become millionaires.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@Factschaser Now I understand why Hertz is getting out of the EV car rental business. Their residual value is a joke. In five years you won't be able to give these things away.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@tomthetrader1 In December 1999 the tech sector peaked at a price to book ratio of 13.9 to 1. In December 2021 the tech sector peaked at a p/b ratio of 12.25 to 1. What is the current p/b ratio of the top eight holdings of the S&P 500? (all tech stocks) 17.35 to 1. Food for thought

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@Convertbond Not my first time around the block. I remember vividly the period of 2000 to 2010 when MSFT’s earnings tripled, from the same valuation and yet MSFT stock LOST 38% over the same time period. You cannot drive the price of something higher without driving the future return lower

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

4 months

@Rothmus A man will not realize how good loneliness feels until he is exposed to misery. What does misery love most? Company. Women like Jennifer Lopez make men feel miserable. Always have. Always will. Sad and simple really.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

10 months

@DickieV The man was Shakespearean in size, and we had him right here in Indiana. Most people don't know this but when Keith Smart hit the winning shot the e-n-t-i-r-e campus roared. That's how captivating Bobby Knight was. There will never be another like him. Not in my generation.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@fundstrat @FrankCNBC A close > 4190 = a 20+% gain from the 3492 October lows = a NEW bull market and damn near no one has been correctly calling for it except Tom Lee and Ken Fisher. These two are the only two who consistently speak the highest truth. Listen to everyone else at your peril.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

3 months

@yemistweet And she’s only 22! She ain’t nowhere near her peak. I can’t believe I rushed home to watch a women’s basketball game. I have NEVER done this before! Never 😊

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@DivesTech If Musk leaves, the stock will collapse. If management bumps his stake up from 12% to 25%, diluting the existing shareholders, the stock will collapse. When q4 earnings are released, the stock will collapse. The risk / reward ratio remains poor. Very poor

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

3 months

@market_sleuth Internals have been diverging since the late March 2024 highs. The equal weight s&p 500 never confirmed the 5342 level, nor did the transport index, the DJIA or the russell 2000. Basically everyone is piling into Nvidia and now Apple, regardless of valuation. Not a good omen.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@DeItaone So investors should pay 100+ times declining earnings for a car company in a 5% interest rate environment? Right. Got it. thx.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

5 months

@RensingTrades The one you can leave undisturbed for the longest period of time.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

7 months

@swifferupdates Taylor Swift is awesome. Positive energy, personified. Hope she gets married and starts making some babies! She'd be a great mom.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@passthebeano @funwithnumberz @BradMunchen @TroyTeslike The numbers speak for themselves. Tesla cannot increase unit volume AND keep unit pricing the same. Why? Because there isn't enough demand. Earnings estimates are still too high in spite of the fact they've been dropping for the last 90 days. The stock is a bubble.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

10 months

@PBRStreetGang7 I feel no sympathy for an investor who continues to try to defy the laws of logic and arithmetic. This stock, at this price, STILL yields less than cash in earnings power. The math is the math.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@Convertbond Mircrosoft's valuation is the same as early 2000. Over the next ten years (2000-2010) its earnings tripled while Its market price lost 38% of its value. At a 31% weighting, the entire tech sector is ripe to mean regress in 2024. Tesla and Intel are already foreshadowing it.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

11 months

@WarrenPies @MorganLBrennan Breath will improve the same way it has always improved. At some point the selling will exhaust itself. Everyone who wants to get out will have gotten out. Just as there are no more buyers at the tippy top of an uptick, there are no more sellers at the last downtick of a decline

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@Mr_Derivatives You are listing events out of context, which is a mistake. Over the last twenty five years (1998-2023) there have been four bear markets, the average of the four is -42% over an avg of 14.25 months which is above the -33%, 14.33 month long term avg of 1946 to 1997 ( 12 bear mkts)

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@TicTocTick Talk is cheap. If this is REALLY your price target, then sell the market short. Stand behind your convictions with real money in a real securities market with real consequences. Otherwise your opinion means nothing for do not have the financial courage to stand behind it.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

10 months

@bespokeinvest Since 2016 Apple is +650%. 450% of this came from multiple expansion. I paid 15 times the 3 year average earnings for my APPL shares 4 years ago. At 30 times forward, I wouldn't buy one share of it at today's prices. 11.11.23. is a very late cycle environment i.e Cisco of 2000

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

9 months

@MichaelMOTTCM Dude, you need to let a professional manage your money. You're not any good at this.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@MichaelMOTTCM Then sell the market short. See if it agrees with you. Otherwise your opinion means nothing for you do not have the financial courage to stand behind it.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@Mr_Derivatives 1. People don’t invest this way. 2. My cost basis for my Apple shares I bought 3 years & 9 months ago is 50. Haven’t disturbed the position since. 3. When you use the word IF, you are implying the hypothetical, no different than saying “let’s play pretend.” Waste of time.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

11 months

@tomthetrader1 There are no certainties in this business. There is only a range of probabilities: up a lot, up a little, down a little or down a lot. Your fixation on 3950-4100 must also mean you are prepositioned for it, which must also mean it is the least likely of the 4 outcomes to occur.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@GordonJohnson19 @CathieDWood @GerberKawasaki @DivesTech @garyblack00 @p_ferragu @munster_gene Just like everybody else, Tesla is about to go through the business cycle.....whether it wants to or not. Long way down to go before fair value. A long way.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@michaeljburry The fed funds rate is going to keep going up until it is above the inflation rate, then it is going to remain at that level for a lot longer than most people think. Why does Powell have to keep saying this over and over and over again? It’s just not complicated.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@biancoresearch When in doubt, zoom out. The Nasdaq comp is down 3 weeks in a row against a rising, flattening, yield curve. Mean regression is inevitable and will only accelerate after Wednesday, regardless of the Nvidia print. Q-When will people learn trees don’t grow to the sky? A-Never.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

10 months

@AdamSinger 4093 consecutive days of 100% sobriety over here. Thus believe me when I tell you, you will never, ever, wake up regretting being 100% stone cold sober. Stay strong

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@great_martis Anyone who went into and came out of 2008 with their own money invested, as I did, knows that this post is a pile of nonsense. 2023 is NOTHING like 2008. Nothing at all. You might as well be comparing night to day.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@Malone_Wealth Nobody cares, obviously. You can try to reason with people, but in the end, the only teacher they will listen to, the only teacher they will respect, is the teacher of pain. It is only when PAIN is inflicted that you truly learn not to buy at high prices.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

5 months

@TroyTeslike If the Q1 numbers are this bad, then the Q2 numbers will be even worse. The competition is only getting stronger.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

3 months

@famandfire What good is learning another language if I cannot put it to use? With whom am I going to speak it with? Rationalize your argument.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

10 months

@tomthetrader1 Be very careful what you "jump into." The year to date disparity between the nasdaq comp & the Russell 2000 is now 45.11% wide. The QQQ / XLV (health care sector) disparity is even wider, 49.15%. I have seen this movie before. 2024 won't unfold even remotely like 2023.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

5 months

@michaelsantoli Don't need to read your column. The median correction since the March 2009 lows is -7.6% (5265 x's .924 = 4865). The median correction in an election year is -13% (5265 x's .87 = 4582). History is clear. At this point in time, a bearish bias is the more rational bias.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

7 months

@hussmanjp Strip out the top ten holdings & the s&p is trading at a forward multiple of 16.5, its long term avg. With that said, I agree with you. Hard to see the weighted s&p doing well over the next 10 years. The equity risk premium is now negative. Last time this occurred? Aug 2000

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

3 months

@LanceRoberts No educated investor in his right mind takes this analogy seriously. In 1995 the forward p/e multiple of the s&p was 16. Today it is 22. Tech hadn't ballooned from a 21% weight to a 34% weight over the 1993-1995 period either. It did this over the 1998-1999 period.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@TD_Investor I am 24 years, 8 mths, and 14 days into my career as a long term buy and hold equity investor. Thus I speak from the gut wrenching perspective of experience when I say, without fail, human beings are the most bearish, at the absolute BOTTOM of every major market decline.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

10 months

@tomthetrader1 The worst thing you can do in this business is dig in your heels when you are wrong.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

6 months

@MomsPostingLs Anytime a man trades his peace of mind for companionship, it is only a matter of time before he wants his peace of mind, back. A man won't know how good loneliness feels, until he is exposed to misery. Most women make a man feel miserable, because they themselves are unhappy.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@bgrahamdisciple Ugly truth be told, everyone with a brain can see Tesla cannot drive unit pricing low enough to draw down its existing inventory. As a consequence, it will struggle to duplicate 2023 unit volume, none of which is priced into this stock. Welcome to the automotive industry

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@LizYoungStrat @StrategasRP For those not in the know, the ERP is the ten year T bond + 2.5% or currently 15.38 x’s the 2024 earnings estimate of 243 = 3739. 4707 / 3739 means the S&P 500 is trading at a 25.92% premium to its ERP. Can I have your phone number now? 😊

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@traderstewie You obviously were not around in 2002 and 2009. The Nasdaq composite is nowhere near “a bottom.” This index still trades at a bubble reflating 29 times 2023 earnings, which is less than a one year treasury bond. (3.45% vs 4.64%) This is how tops begin to form, not bottoms

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@Jumping_Jack_ By far my favorite member. Such a class act. God Bless Charlie Watts! ❤️

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@WallStCynic Is it just me, or is there anyone else out there who thinks Tesla's 2024 earnings will be, not just down, but in fact negative?

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

4 months

@MacroEdgeRes Not surprised at all. This business burned through 2.5 billion dollars in the first three months of the year and Q2 looks worse than Q1. Tesla needs to get small, fast.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

5 months

@BradMunchen I know a guy who sold his 250,000 GT2 911 Porsche to go all in on Tesla stock......in June of 2023, at 259 a share. The 2024 consensus estimate is now down to 2.55. (2.55 / 259 = 0.98% earnings yield) Irrationality is not unusual. It is common. This is what you're dealing with.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@BrianFeroldi Sorry but this is nonsense. Dow Chemical’s dividend yield hit 12% in March 2020 and was a acreaming buy. I know because I bought it. Exxon Mobil’s div yield hit 10% after it was booted from the Dow. This stock has since tripled. You evaluate case by case, not with a broad brush

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

5 months

@RensingTrades Been long Pfizer stock for almost 22 consecutive years. Seen many highs and many lows. Cost basis today is in the low teens. Bought a bunch more below 27 this month. The risk / reward ratio is very favorable at these price levels. If you like making money, BUY IT!

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@michaelsantoli Your mystery broker is a sad joke. He’s been bearish since the October lows and all of the way back up, just like the rest of his peers. Buy equities. HOLD equities! Rinse and repeat. Everything else said and written about the stock market is nothing more than commentary.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

7 months

@MFHoz 9000 a month is 108k a yr. Someone should've told them a mortgage should be no more than 2x's the annual income or no higher than 108x's 2 = 216k. They look like they're living high, but mathematically they're screwed. 61% of your monthly income to a house is financial suicide

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@WallStCynic @TroyTeslike There are stocks trading for less than 10 dollars a share that will earn .65 cents a share this quarter. This security is a time bomb.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

11 months

@tomthetrader1 I agree with you. A true bottom you will see a violent, sustained, thrust, across all sectors, on back to back days of 90+% upside volume. Today felt far more like short covering that withered by days end. Low quality leading & high quality lagging is never a good long term omen

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@PolitiReality @garyblack00 This stock could get cut in half from these prices levels and it would STILL be overvalued. Right now there are 11 dollar stocks generating more free cash flow than Tesla. Long way to go before fair value.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@michaelsantoli @CNBCPro The two year is down to 4.25% vs a 5.5% fed funds rate. The math could not be more clear. The Fed is way too tight. The next move will be a cut and sooner rather than later.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@biancoresearch When you use all caps, you are inflicting your will, not your intellect, on the reader. Food for thought.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@TobiMuelhauser Now I understand why Teslas crash into houses. This is an accident waiting to happen.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@StockMKTNewz Three years ago ARKK was trading at 52.38 vs 2831 for the S&P 500. Today it closed at 35.22 vs 4056 for the index. -32.76% vs +43.27% and this ignores dividends. Why people keep giving this woman their money is beyond comprehension.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@GameofTrades_ Having experienced three recessions in my adult lifetime I can tell you, the reader, from the gut wrenching perspective of experience that the next one will be, BY FAR, the most anticipated and as a consequence, the weakest of them all.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@Barchart The problem with remaining bearish 100% of the time is that stocks go UP 70% of the time, regardless of how you are positioned or what you may think. It is in the NATURE of the stock market to rise more than it falls. You cannot make the market do, what you want it to do.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

5 months

@HumbleAnthem Would love to see Alex and Geddy play again. Anywhere, in any form. They've earned it.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@hussmanjp The direction of next 20% move is unknowable and inconsequential to the long term equity investor. It is the direction of the next 100% move that matters most to him and we all know which direction that will be.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

3 months

@market_sleuth I remember this period very, very, well. The price to sales ratio of the tech sector on 3.24.2000 was 7.5 to 1. (vs 9.07 to 1 today) At the same, damn, time Simon Property Group bottom ticked in March 2000, at book value, yielding 9% in dividend income. Human nature is undefeated

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@LizAnnSonders I remember 2011 well. The S&P corrected -18% in the middle of it, bottomed in October then went on to soar, +28% over the next 6 months. One would think a hedge fund would know this and steer clear of risk seeking in the domain of losses, and yet, the behavior remains the same.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

11 months

@michaelsantoli The equal weight s&p 500 is -7.19% over this same two year period. Internals continue to deteriorate. The internals of the nasdaq are even worse. This market is being held up by just a few, VERY expensive large cap names, just like late 1999, late 2007 and early February of 2020

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

4 months

@JamesVictorino2 Tesla burned through 2.5 billion dollars in the first quarter of 2024, or damn near 27,800,000 dollars a day! Q2 looks worse than Q1. This business needs to get small, fast.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

2 years

@StanphylCap Posts like these are laughable. The future is unknowable. Worse, you cannot make the stock market “do” what you want it to do. That’s called vanity. And yours is blinding you. Sad & simple. Digging in your heels when you are wrong is an easy way to go broke in this business.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@DanielTNiles Dan Niles also said, on live television, that investors were “better off in cash” on October 13th, 2022, which turned out to be spectacularly WRONG! I know because I wrote your words down in my investment journal that very day. Glad you’re not managing my money.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@Barchart Talk is cheap. Citi should now be forced to stand behind their words with real money and sell the market short until their -9% / 4000 price level objective comes true.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@charliebilello @carlquintanilla If this chart does not convince you to stop buying at high prices, then no chart will.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@BrianFeroldi This is an understatement. I know a guy who began buying Pfizer at 50. He bought more shares at 40. He bought even more shares at 30. He panicked at 26 and sold it all. Now he's bearish on the stock, a stock that yields 6% in dividend income trading for less than 1.7 times book.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

11 months

@hussmanjp Super bubble my ass. Kraft trades for 11 times earnings. J P Morgan trades for less than 9 times earnings. Pfizer trades for 11 times its ten YEAR average net earnings. Yes, the tech sector is overvalued and overdue for a comeuppance but the DJIA isn’t. Not even close.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

7 months

@michaelsantoli @CNBCPro In 1995 the forward multiple of the s&p was 16 and the tech sector of the s&p was less than a 20% weighting. Today the forward multiple is flirting with 24 & tech is a 31% weighting, HIGHER than its 1999 peak. The equity risk premium is now negative. A bearish bias is rational.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@gurgavin They don’t have a choice. Competition is growing at an exponential rate into a finite world of demand. There are more EV cars than buyers who want one. Worse, TSLA stock yields less than the 1-year treasury bond (4.84%) in earnings power. The risk / reward ratio remains very poor

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@Barchart If the S&P was smart it would do the same damn thing. The tech weighting in this index has ballooned up to 28.82% from 20% seven months ago, and is now a mere 1.20% away from its December 1999 peak. Mean regression is inevitable.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@NorthmanTrader And at a moment in time Apple is trading for 32 times forward earnings (100 / 32 = 3.13%) But don’t worry “this time is different.” Just ask Dan Ives

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

9 months

@kejca @MohnishPabrai The more I learn about Charlie Munger, the more I respect him. What a loss!

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

11 months

@CarterBWorth The ten year t-bond is even worse, -71.87% since July 16th 2021. The Russell 2000 is -14.43%. Bitcoin is -21.8%. It's called a bear market. E-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g is down. If it isn't, it soon will be. Nasdaq internals are currently imploding. The path of least resistance is down

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@Mr_Derivatives Mike Wilson should now be forced to sell the stock market short, with his own money, until his prognostications come true. It is an entirely different ball game when you are using real money to short a real market with real consequences if you are wrong.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@zeroshorts They don’t have a choice. Tesla is carrying more than 100,000 unsold vehicles on its balance sheet. Their backlog level is down to zero. If this were your business, you would be cutting prices too. It’s the only way to drive unit volume. Hard to see how this doesn’t get worse.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@GilmanHill No, it is not stunning. Every investor worthy of the name knows I.P.O. stands for It’s Probably Overpriced. If they did not know this then, they know so now.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

9 months

@GordonJohnson19 @MartinViecha @SECGov @FINRA @GLJ_Research No but I do know 2024 consensus estimates keep falling & are now down to 3.44. Seven days ago the consensus estimate was 3.80. Ninety days ago it was 4.52. The Q4 estimate is now flat QoQ...67 cents, equating into a fiscal run rate of .67 x's 4 = 2.68. Risk / reward ratio is poor

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@carlquintanilla In other words Tom Lee is right. The more time moves forward, the more the annualized inflation rate will come down and the more the forward p/e multiple of the U.S. stock market will go up, pinning itself to former, prior, peak level.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

4 months

@sharadbade @carlquintanilla @newtgingrich Debt is included in the figures. This is why it is called "net" worth.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

11 months

@tomthetrader1 3950-4100 is irrational. What you're dealing with is not a certainty, but a range of probabilities, up a lot, up a little, down a little or down a lot. 3950 / 4358 -9.36% at THIS point in time would be unprecedented. There is no history of a -4th qtr in the 3rd yr of a POTUS term

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

3 months

@WalterDeemer What makes the breath so disturbing is that you can see where the money is flowing, into the same stock, every day. Over the last 30 days, Nvidia's market cap has increased by one TRILLION dollars! It took Warren Buffett six decades to build Berkshire into 88% of this amount.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@MarkNewtonCMT You are referring to a technical term called “look below and fail” which happens when an index is trading within a range, tests the lower level of it, yet fails to breakthrough. Anytime this happens the price of the index will ascend back to the top of it’s trading range (4187)

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

4 months

@BrianFeroldi This statement is not even remotely true. Shame on you for posting the same bold faced LIE, over and over and over again. Exxon Mobil yielded 10% at its trough in 2020. It has since tripled in price. Dow Chemical yield 12% at its trough in 2020. It is +140% since.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

4 months

@WallStCynic Tesla investors don't care about earnings. The only thing they care about is that the trend continues. This stock is the greater fool theory, personified, in real time. Human nature is undefeated. It will buy ANY thing, at ANY price, as long as there is some "action in it."

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

11 months

@JCOviedo6 TSLA 2024 estimates just fell below 4 dollars a share, for a 258 dollar auto stock with a bloated inventory in a 5% interest rate tinderbox macro environment. What else could go wrong?

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

7 months

@bgrahamdisciple Hard to believe she took such an order seriously without a signed contract and a non refundable deposit that covered ALL of her costs. Experience- It is life's most bitterest of all your teachers but boy do you learn.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

5 months

@PolitiReality A woman who works at the Austin plant got laid off Monday, with no warning, after she moved from one apartment to another. Now her new place won't accept her because she's unemployed & her old place is giving her 48 hours to leave. Stories like these are why 55B is so disgusting

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

11 months

@munster_gene Nonsense. IF Tesla had 1,000,000 pre-orders for the cyber truck, which they cannot produce at a profit, then you would see it in the figures. You won’t, because they don’t. The stock is a bubble

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

2 years

@ScottMinerd @ScottWapnerCNBC People like you should be forced to sell market short, from the moment of your prognostication until it comes to fruition. Only in this way would you put more thought behind the words that you say in front of millions of viewers. Talk is cheap. Accountability is expensive.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

1 year

@GameofTrades_ If bond yields are rapidly deflating, it is because the Chinese economy is rapidly deflating. Given the size of their debt (twice that of the U.S.) this country is looking more and more like the Japan of the late 1980’s. The Hang Seng stock index is back down to yr 2000 levels.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

8 months

@JCOviedo6 I don't know. All I know is to stay far away from bubble stocks. Far away. This security is the personification of a ticking time bomb. More retail money flowed into Tesla stock in 2023 than the s&p 500. Sooooo many shares were bought on margin. Tomorrow could be really ugly.

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

2 years

@biancoresearch Most important stock my ass. More like the poster child for how not to run a business. Down 50% from its all time high and STILL overpriced! TSLA is now -11.51% from its December 2020 FORCED inclusion into the s&p 500 too. All bubbles burst. All of em. This one is no exception

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Thomas Edmonds

@Kapitalizzum

5 months

@PolitiReality Correct if I am mistaken but didn't this company just burn through 2 billion dollars of its cash producing more cars than it sold last quarter? Other than diluting the existing shareholders where is the 55 billion going to come from?

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