You can't scroll through trading feeds without bumping into crash calls ever since the benchmark broke past 6900. The predictions just keep flowing in—it's like everyone's suddenly convinced they're the next legendary short-seller, all racing to call the peak before it actually happens.
It's honestly funny how crowded this contrarian space has gotten. Everyone wants to be that guy who nailed the top. But here's the thing: the market keeps climbing while the chorus of bears gets louder. Maybe that's exactly when things keep going up—when everyone's desperately trying to time the ceiling instead of focusing on what actually moves the needle. The contrarian trade only works until it doesn't.
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You can't scroll through trading feeds without bumping into crash calls ever since the benchmark broke past 6900. The predictions just keep flowing in—it's like everyone's suddenly convinced they're the next legendary short-seller, all racing to call the peak before it actually happens.
It's honestly funny how crowded this contrarian space has gotten. Everyone wants to be that guy who nailed the top. But here's the thing: the market keeps climbing while the chorus of bears gets louder. Maybe that's exactly when things keep going up—when everyone's desperately trying to time the ceiling instead of focusing on what actually moves the needle. The contrarian trade only works until it doesn't.