Ebola Enema
@ebolaenema.bsky.social
Aggressively lucid. Facts don’t care about your feelings.
I was constantly telling MAGAtards on Twitter in 2022 that no, the world is not ending and yes, your 401k will be fine.
Then, I’ve had to tell libtards the exact same thing back in April and now. The world is not ending and your 401k will be fine.
It’s all so tiresome.
Then, I’ve had to tell libtards the exact same thing back in April and now. The world is not ending and your 401k will be fine.
It’s all so tiresome.
February 15, 2026 at 1:40 AM
I was constantly telling MAGAtards on Twitter in 2022 that no, the world is not ending and yes, your 401k will be fine.
Then, I’ve had to tell libtards the exact same thing back in April and now. The world is not ending and your 401k will be fine.
It’s all so tiresome.
Then, I’ve had to tell libtards the exact same thing back in April and now. The world is not ending and your 401k will be fine.
It’s all so tiresome.
Finally, I agree that Trump is retarded and never contended otherwise, btw. This isn’t a partisan issue. Democrats indeed handled the soft landing in 2022 very well. Trump wants to aggressively cut interest rates to zero - which will make inflation skyrocket. He’s retarded.
February 15, 2026 at 1:37 AM
Finally, I agree that Trump is retarded and never contended otherwise, btw. This isn’t a partisan issue. Democrats indeed handled the soft landing in 2022 very well. Trump wants to aggressively cut interest rates to zero - which will make inflation skyrocket. He’s retarded.
Hopefully, my argumentation is cogent. There are good points bsky makes but the issue is that they then exaggerate. I’m old enough to remember April when bsky insisted that it was Great Depression 2.0. Aged like dog shit in the summer sun so they’ve moved on to AI bubble dramatics.
February 15, 2026 at 1:31 AM
Hopefully, my argumentation is cogent. There are good points bsky makes but the issue is that they then exaggerate. I’m old enough to remember April when bsky insisted that it was Great Depression 2.0. Aged like dog shit in the summer sun so they’ve moved on to AI bubble dramatics.
Int’l, frankly, was due for a period of overperformance after *18 years* of underperformance. This is *completely regardless* of tariffs, or whoever is US president. And USA has still returned 19% annualized since early 2025, far above the long term average of 10% per annum. It’s a nothingburger.
February 15, 2026 at 1:29 AM
Int’l, frankly, was due for a period of overperformance after *18 years* of underperformance. This is *completely regardless* of tariffs, or whoever is US president. And USA has still returned 19% annualized since early 2025, far above the long term average of 10% per annum. It’s a nothingburger.
I have also seen the overperformance of int’l markets relative to US ones since early 2025 as yet another bastardized topic where nuance goes to die.
USA markets exhibited annualized returns of around 15% per annum since 2008. Int’l markets are around 9%.
USA markets exhibited annualized returns of around 15% per annum since 2008. Int’l markets are around 9%.
February 15, 2026 at 1:27 AM
I have also seen the overperformance of int’l markets relative to US ones since early 2025 as yet another bastardized topic where nuance goes to die.
USA markets exhibited annualized returns of around 15% per annum since 2008. Int’l markets are around 9%.
USA markets exhibited annualized returns of around 15% per annum since 2008. Int’l markets are around 9%.
However these alone do not mean that the *entire market* is “in a bubble”. Price to earnings ratios are elevated relative to historical averages but they are nowhere CLOSE to moment such as the dot com bubble. AI companies, unlike dot coms, do have a genuine product. Its a shit one but it does sell.
February 15, 2026 at 1:26 AM
However these alone do not mean that the *entire market* is “in a bubble”. Price to earnings ratios are elevated relative to historical averages but they are nowhere CLOSE to moment such as the dot com bubble. AI companies, unlike dot coms, do have a genuine product. Its a shit one but it does sell.
In conclusion, reality is more nuanced than bsky likes to make it out to be
Yes, tech represents a large amount of most indices. Yes, certain stocks like Tesla or Palantir are overvalued by any objective metric. Yes, we are due for consolidation (aka lengthy period where indices don’t go down or up)
Yes, tech represents a large amount of most indices. Yes, certain stocks like Tesla or Palantir are overvalued by any objective metric. Yes, we are due for consolidation (aka lengthy period where indices don’t go down or up)
February 15, 2026 at 1:23 AM
In conclusion, reality is more nuanced than bsky likes to make it out to be
Yes, tech represents a large amount of most indices. Yes, certain stocks like Tesla or Palantir are overvalued by any objective metric. Yes, we are due for consolidation (aka lengthy period where indices don’t go down or up)
Yes, tech represents a large amount of most indices. Yes, certain stocks like Tesla or Palantir are overvalued by any objective metric. Yes, we are due for consolidation (aka lengthy period where indices don’t go down or up)
You’d think that if the notion that the stock market is entirely “propped up” by the magnificent 7 had basis in reality then the S&P 500 should be distinctly negative on the year given the fact that *every single* mag 7 stock is red in 2026. Yet, S&P 500 is outperforming all of them and is flat.
February 15, 2026 at 1:20 AM
You’d think that if the notion that the stock market is entirely “propped up” by the magnificent 7 had basis in reality then the S&P 500 should be distinctly negative on the year given the fact that *every single* mag 7 stock is red in 2026. Yet, S&P 500 is outperforming all of them and is flat.
3. It doesn’t matter how you look at it.
S&P 500 last year: +11.8%
Equal-weight: +12% (!)
Excluding magnificent 7: +11.2%
Excluding all tech: +10.1%
S&P 500 last year: +11.8%
Equal-weight: +12% (!)
Excluding magnificent 7: +11.2%
Excluding all tech: +10.1%
February 14, 2026 at 10:46 PM
3. It doesn’t matter how you look at it.
S&P 500 last year: +11.8%
Equal-weight: +12% (!)
Excluding magnificent 7: +11.2%
Excluding all tech: +10.1%
S&P 500 last year: +11.8%
Equal-weight: +12% (!)
Excluding magnificent 7: +11.2%
Excluding all tech: +10.1%
2. There are little indications the stock market is in an “AI bubble”. Equal-weighted S&P 500 is up 11% over the last year, in line with longterm annualized returns of 10% per annum.
Small caps are up 16%. Breadth hasn’t been this good in a long time. Lol
Small caps are up 16%. Breadth hasn’t been this good in a long time. Lol
February 14, 2026 at 10:43 PM
2. There are little indications the stock market is in an “AI bubble”. Equal-weighted S&P 500 is up 11% over the last year, in line with longterm annualized returns of 10% per annum.
Small caps are up 16%. Breadth hasn’t been this good in a long time. Lol
Small caps are up 16%. Breadth hasn’t been this good in a long time. Lol
1. Stock market is an excellent indicator of economic success. It stagnates and falls when the real economy is bad or expected to be bad and goes up when the economy is not bad or expected to be bad.
1929, 2008, 2000, 1991, 1981, 1970s, all terrible market years preceding recession.
1929, 2008, 2000, 1991, 1981, 1970s, all terrible market years preceding recession.
February 14, 2026 at 10:42 PM
1. Stock market is an excellent indicator of economic success. It stagnates and falls when the real economy is bad or expected to be bad and goes up when the economy is not bad or expected to be bad.
1929, 2008, 2000, 1991, 1981, 1970s, all terrible market years preceding recession.
1929, 2008, 2000, 1991, 1981, 1970s, all terrible market years preceding recession.
S&P 500 last year: +11.8%
S&P 500 excluding the mag 7: +11.2%
For the love of god stop coping already
S&P 500 excluding the mag 7: +11.2%
For the love of god stop coping already
February 14, 2026 at 6:35 AM
S&P 500 last year: +11.8%
S&P 500 excluding the mag 7: +11.2%
For the love of god stop coping already
S&P 500 excluding the mag 7: +11.2%
For the love of god stop coping already
Dow jones is up 11% over the last year. These are blue chips.
Small caps Russell 2000 is up 16% over the last year. By definition no tech giants.
*Equal weighted* S&P 500 is up 12% over the last year.
I get it. You want the market to fall but it isn’t happening. I’d be upset, too.
Small caps Russell 2000 is up 16% over the last year. By definition no tech giants.
*Equal weighted* S&P 500 is up 12% over the last year.
I get it. You want the market to fall but it isn’t happening. I’d be upset, too.
February 14, 2026 at 6:33 AM
Dow jones is up 11% over the last year. These are blue chips.
Small caps Russell 2000 is up 16% over the last year. By definition no tech giants.
*Equal weighted* S&P 500 is up 12% over the last year.
I get it. You want the market to fall but it isn’t happening. I’d be upset, too.
Small caps Russell 2000 is up 16% over the last year. By definition no tech giants.
*Equal weighted* S&P 500 is up 12% over the last year.
I get it. You want the market to fall but it isn’t happening. I’d be upset, too.
Besides, let’s be real here, everyone knows blue vehicles are the best. Orks are not ready for that conversation, however……
February 14, 2026 at 6:17 AM
Besides, let’s be real here, everyone knows blue vehicles are the best. Orks are not ready for that conversation, however……
Yes but as you can see this is a tad bit more complex than “ork believe red rocket go fast so rocket gets painted red and it magically goes fast”
February 14, 2026 at 6:16 AM
Yes but as you can see this is a tad bit more complex than “ork believe red rocket go fast so rocket gets painted red and it magically goes fast”
I don’t disagree that some AI companies are overvalued. However, some companies being overvalued is a far cry from declaring the entirety of the stock market being “propped up” by said companies. The data suggests the former is true; no data supports the latter being true. That is what I’m saying.
February 14, 2026 at 6:15 AM
I don’t disagree that some AI companies are overvalued. However, some companies being overvalued is a far cry from declaring the entirety of the stock market being “propped up” by said companies. The data suggests the former is true; no data supports the latter being true. That is what I’m saying.
Literally, when it comes to the stock market, the more that people overwhelmingly and irrationally believe something, the likelier the direct opposite occurs, lol.
February 14, 2026 at 5:57 AM
Literally, when it comes to the stock market, the more that people overwhelmingly and irrationally believe something, the likelier the direct opposite occurs, lol.
No, it functions on human psychology (and yes this is different). Market trends historically have been the *diametric opposite* of contemporary prevailing and overwhelming consensus. Ie, the complete opposite of your analogy.
February 14, 2026 at 5:52 AM
No, it functions on human psychology (and yes this is different). Market trends historically have been the *diametric opposite* of contemporary prevailing and overwhelming consensus. Ie, the complete opposite of your analogy.
In 40k, orks believe red vehicles go faster and so they do.
In stock market, when people believe line goes up forever no matter what, that precedes a crash. (1929, 2000)
Conversely, when people believe line goes down forever, that precedes rallies where the market quickly doubles. (2009, 2020)
In stock market, when people believe line goes up forever no matter what, that precedes a crash. (1929, 2000)
Conversely, when people believe line goes down forever, that precedes rallies where the market quickly doubles. (2009, 2020)
February 14, 2026 at 5:50 AM
In 40k, orks believe red vehicles go faster and so they do.
In stock market, when people believe line goes up forever no matter what, that precedes a crash. (1929, 2000)
Conversely, when people believe line goes down forever, that precedes rallies where the market quickly doubles. (2009, 2020)
In stock market, when people believe line goes up forever no matter what, that precedes a crash. (1929, 2000)
Conversely, when people believe line goes down forever, that precedes rallies where the market quickly doubles. (2009, 2020)
What do “people” and “banks” have to do with the comically erroneous position that the stock market is “like wh40k orks”? In reality, the stock market behaves like the *opposite* of wh40k orks.
February 14, 2026 at 5:47 AM
What do “people” and “banks” have to do with the comically erroneous position that the stock market is “like wh40k orks”? In reality, the stock market behaves like the *opposite* of wh40k orks.
It’s genuinely impressive how many people on bluesky yap about the stock market despite so very clearly not knowing anything about it. You’re one of them, in case that wasn’t clear.
February 14, 2026 at 5:43 AM
It’s genuinely impressive how many people on bluesky yap about the stock market despite so very clearly not knowing anything about it. You’re one of them, in case that wasn’t clear.
Yes, you are clearly an expert on all things stock market. bsky.app/profile/maxe...
Actually, the winning move appears to be taking the diametric inverse of whatever you insinuate about the stock market.
Actually, the winning move appears to be taking the diametric inverse of whatever you insinuate about the stock market.
February 14, 2026 at 5:41 AM
Yes, you are clearly an expert on all things stock market. bsky.app/profile/maxe...
Actually, the winning move appears to be taking the diametric inverse of whatever you insinuate about the stock market.
Actually, the winning move appears to be taking the diametric inverse of whatever you insinuate about the stock market.
Bondi is retarded. Don’t worry, GOP is about to get hosed in this midterm.
February 14, 2026 at 5:38 AM
Bondi is retarded. Don’t worry, GOP is about to get hosed in this midterm.
Secondly, AI stocks have high valuations due to expectations of rapid revenue growth, which by the way are already manifesting in tangible reality regardless of how upset that fact makes you.
February 14, 2026 at 5:37 AM
Secondly, AI stocks have high valuations due to expectations of rapid revenue growth, which by the way are already manifesting in tangible reality regardless of how upset that fact makes you.
For starters, AI is not “keeping the stock market propped up”. If you remove all information technology stocks from the S&P 500, it’s still up 10% over the last year. The longterm annualized return on stocks per year is exactly 10%.
February 14, 2026 at 5:36 AM
For starters, AI is not “keeping the stock market propped up”. If you remove all information technology stocks from the S&P 500, it’s still up 10% over the last year. The longterm annualized return on stocks per year is exactly 10%.