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Pradeep Dham

@dhampradeep

Tennis enthusiast. Interested in global macro investment strategies, FX, Fixed income and Equities ideas.

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Dr. Parik Patel, BA, CFA, ACCA Esq. (@parikpatelcfa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What I thought would make me happy: • Nice car • House • Fancy watch • Expensive clothes What actually makes me happy: • Samosas • Biryani • Jalebi • Gulab Jamun Find what *actually* makes you happy—then figure out a way to get it.

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David Hunter TheMarketSniper - MBA, CMT. #HVFmethod ried vallee ranch Respectfully Dave, if forecasts do not have a timeline, they are not very helpful. Yes, at some point in the future S&P will hit 6000 (or even 7000) and yes, at some point there will be a 70-80 percent correction. Without timelines, it's just a common sense statement.

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@BigBullCap I doubt it will stop there. It's a broken asset class. Block chain technology will survive. Cryptos - question mark (?)

Thomas Thornton (@tommythornton) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Never in my life have I ever heard continued enthusiasm for an asset (generous definition, I admit) Bitcoin after it's been down 75% off the highs, counter party risks are sky high after massive fraud. It's like saying "Bernie Madoff had a bad month but his strategy is solid"

David J. Bier (@david_j_bier) 's Twitter Profile Photo

80K is 16% of a 500K bucket, not a drop. You can’t conceptualize basic math and that’s one of many reasons why you’re a fake tech worker and not a real one

Pradeep Dham (@dhampradeep) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Chris Ciovacco Indeed, the same is the case for resistance. Has the S&P been long enough above 200 dma to say that the current rally is not a bull trap ?

Vivek Wadhwa (@wadhwa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is great news for H1B holders who are being laid off by tech companies in Silicon Valley in particular. I'm surprised it wasn't done before, this is such a no-brainer

Joseph Wang (@fedguy12) 's Twitter Profile Photo

All these guys looking for a banking crisis are fighting the last war. Regulation and policy response are just in a totally different place today.

Bob Elliott (@bobeunlimited) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thinking this duration 'crisis' is like the GFC is off by an order of magnitude: - 08 cycle losses were around 1tln against about 1.2tln of bank capital coming in. - Today's unrealized (vs. capital), unhedged bond losses are on the order of 250bln vs. bank capital of 2.2tln.

unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Apple’s, $AAPL, current market capitalization of about $2.7 trillion exceeds the entire market capitalization of the United Kingdom, the third biggest stock market in the world, at $2.6 trillion.

Ross Hendricks (@ross__hendricks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's very simple. If you're still bullish here, you're ignoring the three golden rules of not getting your ass handed to you in financial markets... 1) Don't fight the Fed (tightest Fed in two generations) 2) Price over news. Stocks ignore bad news in bull markets and they

Zee C O N T R A R I A N (@zeecontrarian1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Volatility Check: Is the $VIX About to Spike The $VIX, which measures implied volatility on the S&P 500, is a reflection of demand for protection—i.e., how aggressively investors are hedging downside. Given today’s move, the index is now more than 10% below its all-time high—a

Pradeep Dham (@dhampradeep) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Trump tariffs just took effect. If all countries were tariffed equally (they are not), they don't lose comparative advantage. So effectively it's a foreign consumption tax on US consumers. Ultimately, this will help reduce the budget deficit by a few hundred billions per year.

Milton W Berg CFA (@bergmilton) 's Twitter Profile Photo

miltonberg.com Long-Term S&P 500 Retail Trading Model: Performance Overview The program alternates between a 100% long S&P 500 allocation and 100% in 90-day Treasury bills. Since the initial 100% long position was established on October 21, 1957, the strategy executed

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Long-Term S&P 500 Retail Trading Model: Performance Overview
The program alternates between a 100% long S&P 500 allocation and 100% in 90-day Treasury bills.
Since the initial 100% long position was established on October 21, 1957, the strategy executed