So Shaw is the actual father of the simulation theory.
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So too woke or not woke enough Frankenstein? You never can win with these people.🤣👊🍻

That's "stable" coins for you.

Hahaha. Do they know who you are?

The index will have to finally shake free of that 5850-ish to 6100-ish zone it's been stuck in for two months.

Below that, we have the all-important 5700-ish support.

Above, we logically (not that there's that much logic in markets!) now have a measured move target of 6250-ish.

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lore but the next few trading days are important at the very least sentiment-wise.

Can the market recapture the post-election euphoric mood and keep it until we get a look at what the incoming administration's initial moves are?

You know the saying "as goes January, so goes the year", modified by some into "as goes the first week of January, so goes January and therefore the year?"

I'm not sure about the statistical significance of this classic piece of

The potential double-top is goading us, the potential measured move to 6200-ish is enticing us, and the August 5th low @ 5100-ish is daring us.

Enjoy the Labor Day weekend!

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The enormous work that has been accomplished to repair the technical damage in the weekly chart (2nd below) and bring the index back to ATH territory @ 5650-ish has also put it in a somewhat equivocal spot.

But is it forgotten, or will its memory linger in the form of higher volatility and, more specifically, a much heightened sensitivity to disappointing labor statistics now that the glare has almost totally shifted from inflation to unemployment?