Lacks of conviction. For me, the market is neither high enough to justify taking profits nor low enough to warrant speculative buying. There is also no clear signal to buy or sell. We are waiting for the midterm election results to move the needle and provide clearer direction. https://t.co/rP4e7cAiye

Asking Mr. AI to clarify this. https://t.co/3PnUdSvkI2

Intel Plunges 29% in Worst Single-Day Drop Since 1974. Why do I feel like the Tech bubble is about to pop really hard?

The market is focused on the upcoming October 27–28, 2026 FOMC meeting. The markets price 72% probability of a temporary pause this week due to cooling job growth, any hawkish signal pointing toward a December rate hike directly reprices global risk assets downward.

NO Seller? Even when it is 71X Book Value. https://t.co/GqUTQDcvxy

Most people are discounting the potential outflows out of fear. At some point, the underestimated inflows driven by greed will make everyone humble about the situation. When something is too good and trading at a deep discount, buyers will come from every direction.

I think it is very hard to follow proper investing practices when the market is rigged to the downside by overseas fund flows. Too much uncertainty.

Price discovery has completely detached from fundamental business reality because institutional algorithms and passive ETFs are being forced to sell strictly to meet a compliance mandate (the MSCI downgrade).

NEXT WEEK : Upcoming U.S. inflation data (CPI) and the bond market's reaction to the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield.

OPINION: Not every positive news moves the market up, nor does every negative news send it down. The conclusion is clear: it’s far from simple.