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Bears outnumbered Bulls by 43% in last week's AAII sentiment survey. With data going back to 1987, the only other times we've seen sentiment this bearish... 1) October 1990 (-20% bear market that bottomed in Oct 1990 w/ recession in 1990-1991) 2) March 2009 (week of the lows) https://t.co/pd9O9JnOxH

US investment-grade bond funds suffered their third-largest cash exit on record, with investors yanking $10.3 billion out of the funds in the week ended Sept. 28; Refinitiv Lipper. It marks the sixth straight week of withdrawals, via @TheTerminal https://t.co/6YVI3x2kQ5

Inventory everywhere, memory chips, sneakers... jackets. you name it all bad

The S&P is now just 6.66% above its pre-COVID high.

Note to CEOs - we as investors don't need to hear fluff ahead of the financials. No offense $NKE.

Average 30-Year Mortgage Rate in the US... 1970s: 8.9% 1980s: 12.7% 1990s: 8.1% 2000s: 6.3% 2010s: 4.1% 2020s: 3.5% --- Today's Rate: 6.7% https://t.co/9J3MTJgsZG

Investment-grade corporate bond sales are poised to hit a 10-year low in October: BofA analysts https://t.co/M4lJLYkjnp

Wealth destruction: https://t.co/LiyQ7FvTVA

When you don’t cut losses quickly. 😂😂😂 https://t.co/pLlWQiPWE5

So I decided to trade a small account today to see how much I would make. All I can say is, everyone better be ready to join our Small Account Challenge because I am not stopping until we reach six figures! https://t.co/nRZOd09WvS

Get the Powell “I DID THAT” stickers ready.

It took #HurricaneIan to remind everyone not to let their investments get underwater like this poor car, don’t let small mistakes turn into potential disasters…always follow rule #1 https://t.co/0HhPp6UcT3 and CUT LOSSES QUICKLY! https://t.co/F7etRXsac2

While I am not a technician, a noteworthy look from Wolfe Rx: https://t.co/zd2mAfotTr

This video of Tony Blevins (One of Apple's most senior executives) went viral and basically got him fired 🫢 $AAPL https://t.co/eZISF47j6h

The odds of just a 50 bps hike in November ticked above 50% yesterday but moved back down to 42% today as the market digested lower than expected jobless claims and another round of backward-looking Fedspeak. Mester said a recession won't stop them from hiking. https://t.co/2H4LqiQhzX