pullback

Attention over time

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 0.1% — this entity appeared in 22 of 20,452 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (22 mentions).

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Recent mentions

1. 2026-10-10 21:54 UTCComment

   why should I buy equities in high yields environment? And I don't even have to own shitty companies leveraged to the tits on AI debt. I can literally collect "risk-free" of 5.3% on the 10y. It's a no brainer imo, you don't even need mean reversion, they are already a good buy here. But ofc the big question is inflation, high inflation would be bad. And rates are rising. But shorter term bonds seem genuinely a great deal idk and if you're not buying equities or bonds, tf are you in... metals? (which are now beta positive lmao, they move together with spy) no thank you, I'd rather have cash/bonds/safe shit to buy the dip if market gets a big pullback (eventually it will)

2. 2026-10-10 21:51 UTCComment

   I use premarket and after hours to build my position. The close can tell you a lot on how it is going to be in the after hours and premarket. It's usually continues on how it ends. I use the s&p mini futures to see about where xsp will open for every 10points of movement equals 1 point of movement for xsp. I use smh and qqq to help confirm the trend Depending on how the market is doing decides how I trade that day. If it is trending I do ORB and monument. If it is ranging i do mean reversion. If it's transitioning I wait for confirmation. If it's trending I usually front run the movement after I sell my main position. If it is ranging I try and catch both sides. So. Trend day Orb 15min Vwap direction relationship Breaks the range and holds Entry after the retest Scalp the position when I hit my profit mark I use FVG for the reentry on a pullback The scalp again wheny profit target is hit A ranging day 15m/5m range confirmation 1m to watch for the liquidity sweep Fvg retest/entry wait for the close Calls if below vwap near support with a failed breakout Puts if above vwap near resistance with a failed breakout

3. 2026-10-10 16:36 UTCComment

   I get kind of baffled at the bear and bull nomenclature, specifically the bears. Is there literally a large group, as opposed to a very small subset, of people who just aren't buying stocks because they think the market is going to crash and they're just constantly only shorting or buying puts? Because that's wild. I have bearish moments where I feel like a particular stock is going to have a pullback, but not that it's just going to retreat to some crazy low levels of the past. To utilize the stock market, don't you by nature have to be a bull, since historically the stock market has always gone up? Are you a bear if you're just bearish for the day? Are there really people who are just bearish about the whole stock market forever?

4. 2026-10-10 16:22 UTCComment

   I’ve been lucky to add to my investments near the bottom of every pullback. My investment strategy is to give in to extreme fomo and thoughts of omg I don’t want to miss the rebound. I’ve also had good day trading success with fomo buying the top of parabolic moves which now always go even higher. I’ve finally stopped acting rationally because it always results in losses. This is such an unhealthy market it’s not even funny

5. 2026-10-10 15:53 UTCComment

   Pull back is two words (when used as a verb)