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7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-10-11

Final complete day: 2026-10-11. Attention was 0.2% — this entity appeared in 50 of 20,452 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (51 mentions).

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1. 2026-10-10 22:52 UTCComment

   This...there is a melt up left before bubble bursts however, we are due for a healthy double digit correction....the admin is propping the market and i think some time after midterms we will see the correction. In the coming correction spx needs to visit at minimum 6900 and worst case of 6200 for proper bottom....then melt up to 8700 and beyond

2. 2026-10-10 20:25 UTCComment

   I don't see how this current optimistic phase can last past midterms...it'll be chaos no matter who wins

3. 2026-10-10 19:40 UTCComment

   Bonds are so fucked if conflict with Iran escalates or we don’t hike rates soon. The biggest bullish case is 🥭 can actually pull off an Iran/Russia deal ahead of the midterms. They’re in bed together to our detriment, but there is a case that we can make less concessions it’d than it would take individually because they benefit from their alliance. Not to mention, Europe is on the struggle bus. France’s debt has like doubled beyond their allowance into the EU. The oil shock and crack spread may pose a greater cost than dealing with the risk of Russia’s aggression spreading to Poland, Estonia or wherever in 2 years. Ukraine is a proxy, if mother Europe and US run out of funds, they lose the attrition war quickly. It’s a 2 way street though, Ukraine and Europe now has leverage on 🥭. They can ruin his presidency by blowing up more Russian fuel depots and refineries. They can leave him stranded in Iran and with the Houthis. That is, they can take us down with them. So… it’s in everyone’s best interest to get a deal. Unfortunately, too many wars are predicated on dominance and not on economic sustainability. If, however, we do somehow escape the quagmire and open up oil/fuel trade with Iran and Russia… we may solve the world economy’s ensuing ejection fraction symptom after the oil shock heart attack. Scenario #2 - we do hike rates and enter a recession. The USD is still the world reserve currency. It won’t be quite the same flight to safety as other recessions, especially under 🥭, but bonds are highly tradeable and benefit from being grandfathered in. I’d assume we’d see a resurgence if he was impeached as well as we regain much of our credibility and I’d argue political stability. We are in times of times of tremendous economic uncertainty and just about everyone knows this bubble is on the verge of popping. Our debt is high but not unsustainable. We could double it and survive. The rate at which treasuries are rising is very concerning though I’m a regard so please don’t listen to me for any technical analysis, but yeah.. there are some massive macro factors that are simple enough to consider

4. 2026-10-10 19:36 UTCComment

   Why aren't people more worried about Iran war escalation after the midterms? They assume it won't really matter to the energy market/ stock market?

5. 2026-10-10 15:21 UTCComment

   I feel like if the Dems sweep midterms market will moon bc there will be a proper check on Trump