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This will have global economic consequences that could be catastrophic, not just for Iran, but the world, including America. And many innocent people will suffer. The only ones who will benefit are the secret society of global elites.

I almost feel bad for normies. ALMOST. You see, we‘re literally on the verge of the greatest and last bull market in this life, with all kinds of opportunities to get financially free. But somehow my entire timeline is full of people talking about dating apps, what color their fingernails should be or whether they like their coffee with ice, milk or freakin' caramel. Yeah, no, don‘t feel sorry at all LOL.

It’s not like my pinned tweet is $BTC dead top wave formation with the $zecvsbtc blackhole prediction lol Continue fading account going soon private again 🪐

What could be more important (besides world peace) than creating a new financial system that empowers the future generations to obtain, preserve and grow wealth?

$SPX S&P 500 If you're into time cycles, which I'm not... But if you're into time cycles, the top could still be pretty far away.

THE 1929 CRASH > 2029 IS NEXT.❌ October 1929. The Roaring Twenties had convinced ordinary Americans that stocks only go up. Factory workers, teachers, farmers, barbers everyone was "in the market." Legend says Joseph Kennedy sold everything when his shoeshine boy started giving him stock tips. If the shoeshine boy is trading, the top is in. The engine was leverage. You could buy stock putting down as little as 10% the rest was borrowed. $1,000 controlled $10,000 of stock. On the way up, you felt like a genius. It quietly turned the whole country into a leveraged bet. Black Thursday, Oct 24. Then Black Tuesday, Oct 29. Panic. Around a third of the market's value evaporated in a matter of days. The ticker ran hours behind people didn't even know how broke they were yet. Then came the margin call. Your broker phones: put up more cash or we sell you out. Millions couldn't. Their stock was liquidated at the bottom, and they still owed money on shares now worth nothing. Wiped out, and in debt. Who actually lost? Not just the rich. Middle-class families who'd put their savings in "safe" stocks.. Farmers already drowning in debt.. Bank depositors because the banks had gambled the deposits too.. That's the part people forget: ~9,000 banks failed in the years after. No deposit insurance existed yet. If your bank died, your life savings simply vanished. Bank runs became normal crowds pounding on locked doors. The peak-to-trough was almost biblical: the Dow fell roughly 89% from its 1929 high to the 1932 bottom. It did not reclaim its 1929 peak until 1954. A 25-year round trip to zero gain. How did people cope? Breadlines. Soup kitchens. "Hoovervilles" shanty towns named after the president. Families split up looking for work. Unemployment hit ~25%. The crash bled into the Great Depression, a full decade of hardship. But some made fortunes. ( GannWyck models ) The ones who got out early (Kennedy), the ones who shorted (Jesse Livermore made ~$100M). Every crash transfers wealth from the panicked to the patient. That never changes. Now 2029. Why the whispers? It's the 100th anniversary of 1929, and the parallels write themselves. The scariest echo is concentration. The "Magnificent Seven" tech giants now make up about 35% of the S&P 500 the same degree of top heavy concentration seen at the peak of the dot com bubble. Buy the "diversified" index and you're really making one giant AI bet. Oliver Wyman Valuations are stretched too. The Shiller CAPE ratio for the U.S. market topped 40 in late 2025 a level not seen since the dot-com crash. And the wobble has already started: in July 2026 the Magnificent Seven shed roughly $797 billion in a single day as AI skeptics dumped tech. Stock Alarm ProBloomberg Even the famous bears are back. Michael Burry of "The Big Short" has loaded up on bearish bets against AI names like Nvidia and Palantir, warning the crash is minutes from happening. BUT here's the honest counter-argument, and it's strong: Unlike the profitless dot-com companies, today's AI giants sit on enormous cash flows and fortress balance sheets. In late 2025 the Mag 7 traded around 28x forward earnings less than half the ~66x the top stocks hit in 1999. And structurally, 2026 is NOT 1929. Back then there were no safety nets. Now we have FDIC deposit insurance, margin limits, circuit breakers, and a Fed that acts as lender of last resort. The scaffolding that turned 1929 into a decade-long Depression has mostly been built since. So how big is the comparison, really? – Mood & concentration: eerily similar. One narrative, one sector, everyone all-in. – Plumbing: completely different. The 1929 doom-loop (margin wipeouts → bank failures → no backstop) is much harder to repeat. The lesson from 1929 isn't "a crash is coming in 2029." It's that leverage + everyone believing the same story + no exit plan is what turns a correction into a catastrophe. The people who survived weren't the smartest they were the ones not forced to sell. 1929 didn't punish optimism. It punished fragility. That's the real question for 2029: not "will it crash," but "are you leveraged into the one bet everyone else is making?" ~ GannWyck

In April the S&P 500 entered year 13 of this secular bull market. I updated the BoA Global Research chart through 2026.. 100 years of the SPX in a single chart. This is the full walkthrough. Save it if you need it. But let's start with the obvious.. most people don't know what a secular cycle is. Or that they even exist. Secular vs Cyclical A secular cycle is like the season. A cyclical cycle is like the weather. That really is the best way to define each of these. A cyclical bull or bear typically lasts a couple of years. It's driven by things like the business cycle, earnings, the Fed, positioning, fear and greed, etc. A secular bull or bear lasts decades.. typically 15-20 years. And it's driven by something way, way bigger. We'll cover that in a second. Why does the difference matter? Because similar events can have drastically different outcomes depending on which secular cycle we're in. Take the GFC for example.. we were 7 years into a secular bear market when in late 2007 the largest recession since the Great Depression hit. It took the market 5 years (2008-2013) to get back to all-time highs. Then look at Covid. We were 7 years into a secular bull market when arguably the most catastrophic economic event in modern history hit. It took the market 6 months to get back to all-time highs. Same type of event. Different secular environment. Very different outcome. V-shaped recovery baby. Let's talk about what makes a secular bull market Go back to the chart and look at the three secular bull markets represented by the up arrows. What do you think they had in common? First off, a generational technology wave that lifted productivity across the whole economy. Not a single product but the entire tech and innovation cycle was firing off hundreds, maybe thousands of things that changed how everything got done. Secondly, a starting point where stocks were hated.. and cheap. Secular bull markets are born at the end of secular bear markets, when basically everyone had given up on the market. Many of you remember how bad it felt in 2010 to be buying stocks. I remember. Lastly, easy money.. it's all about credit. Are banks lending? Is money flowing into businesses, homes, new projects? Bessent says yes! Let's dive deeper.. 1950 to 1966. The postwar rebuild.. highways, suburbs, television, a booming middle class. And stocks started dirt cheap, because everyone who lived through 1929 wanted nothing to do with them. The Dow went from around 200 to nearly 1,000 (375%). 1980 to 2000. Inflation falling from double digits to 3%. Credit expanding for two straight decades.. every year it got easier to borrow, build, and buy. Then the PC, and then the internet. The S&P went from about 100 at the 1982 low to over 1,500 at the top (1,400%). 2013 to today. Mobile, cloud, and now AI.. plus a financial system that spent a decade after 2008 being repaired with the cheapest money in history. The S&P has gone from around 1,500 to 7,500 ('only' 395%). Notice what kicks each one off on the chart. Not a good year. Not a Fed cut. A breakout above the highs secular bear market highs. - 1950 broke the 1937 highs. - 1980 broke the 1966 highs. - 2013 broke the 2000 and 2007 highs. Thank you for agreeing what constitutes the beginning of a secular bull market. 😀 So what breaks a secular bull market? It's not always a crash.. but more so an excess of whatever powered the secular bull cycle to begin with. The '60s secular cycle didn't end in a bubble and a crash. Two decades of post war spend showed up as inflation and then rates rose for the next 15 years straight. The easy money was over. Just ask Vlocker. He had a hell of a time fixing inflation directly caused by the previous secular bull. The '00s however did bubble into a blow up. The internet was a real thing (Hello??) but the market paid for 30 years of the future over the course of 5-10 years. Valuations went nuts.. funded by a spending boom that culminated in a blow up. But not before going parabolic (NDX rose 1,000% from '95 to '00) and taking a billion dollars from Druckenmiller. "I didn't learn anything because I knew I shouldn't have shorted the end of a secular bull market but did it anyway." - Druckenmiller probably Secular bull markets don't end because they're 'too old' or scary headlines. They die when euphoria meets a catalyst that ends the monetary regime we're in. Inflation, credit, that kinda thing. Fun fact.. every seven years has marked a time to buy Look at 1957, 1987, and 2020. Each year represented a cyclical bear in the seventh year of a secular bull. '57 was a recession, '87 was black Monday, and '20 was a global pandemic. Those god damn market makers planned it.. right? Probably not. It has a lot to do with the secular bull market maturing. The crowd is no longer fearful from the previous secular bear. Leverage has crept back into the system. Economy probably running hot with a Fed trying to manage it. So the market kicks everyone in the face. Shit happens. But here's where it gets interesting: the 1957 bear market saw new all-time highs by 1958, the 1987 crash (worst day in modern history as I'm told) saw new highs within 2 years and 2020 was the fastest 30% decline ever.. and new highs within 6 months. Cyclical bears are for BUYING when you're in a secular bull. Don't give into the DOOM!! Markets move because of one reason.. liquidity You may be asking yourself.. why do these crashes get bought and ultimately resolve in new all-time highs.. every time? Cash. Rules. Everything. Around Me. CREAM. .. It's because of liquidity. Every one of these cyclical bears ended the exact same way.. money became 'easy' again. - 1958 the fed cut rates in half due to a recession - 1987 the fed flooded the system with liquidity in under 24 hours due to a blow up - 2020 the fed initiated the largest QE measure ever due to.. well, the whole world stopping The easiest way to think about this is.. Cyclical trends are set by the flow of money over months. Secular trends are set by the direction of money over years and decades. A cyclical bear inside of a secular bull isn't going to break the long term uptrend. It's more than likely just a pause before the next wave of easy money. But the corrections do shake out the majority of speculators, reset leverage across the market, forces policy to ease.. and then the markets just keep on heading higher. So where are we? And where are we headed.. We're in year 13. Not early, but not particularly late by historical standards. The last two secular bull cycles ran 16 and 20 years which gives the current cycle room to run into the late 2020s or early 2030s as long as Warsh and Bessent stick to focusing on the growth aspect of their supply side framework (they will, have faith). Remember secular bull cycles end when euphoria meets regime change in money.. so ask yourself these questions: 1. Do we have generational euphoria with valuations that make every prior peak look quaint and a public that can't imagine losing the way it did in 2000? Not yet. 2. Is inflation taking off or credit drying up for years at a time.. the way it did in 1966 or 2000? Not yet. 3. Has Ray Dalio finally admitted that the US is going to beat China? Not yet. Until those conditions are met, we're likely not at the top of this cycle yet. But there's one more VERY VALUABLE precedent that most people (other than me) fail to talk about all the time.. The final years of a secular bull market have historically been the best years of the entire cycle. From 1995 to 2000.. the last 5 years of the last secular bull market.. the S&P 500 nearly tripled. The NASDAQ gained 1,000%. HELLO. Let me be clear about one thing.. I'm not calling for a straight line up in the markets through the end of this secular cycle. There will be pull backs, corrections, and maybe another cyclical bear (probably not but maybe) before this all ends. Might even be a nasty one. But if the historical pattern holds.. we have a lot more to go before this is all over. Before another parabolic move into a bubble pop. Besides.. you have no idea how lucky you will be if we DO get a Dot Com bubble ending. NASDAQ GAINED 1,000% IN FIVE YEARS. In all seriousness, the updated BoA roadmap points to SPX at 18,000 to 20,000 by the early 2030's (my addition) under the assumption that we do end up running (very) hot into the end of this cycle. A more conservative approach where the SPX averages 10-12% per year (rarely does) puts us at 12,000-13,000 by 2031-2032. Another 50-60% move higher. I think the roadmap is right and everyone else who cries all the time on X is mostly wrong. Mostly because most people are wrong all the time in markets. Most. So yeah. Now you know what a secular bull and bear cycle are, what drives them, what ends them, and where we may be. It's up to you to decide how you want to play the ending of this current secular cycle. I think this stuff matters. A lot. So much that I track institutional capital flows on a global and market basis. Where big banks and professional money managers are parking their cash. Which sectors, industries, stocks, etc. The best trades tend to come from the stuff those guys wanna own. If you want to read my thoughts every morning, sign up here for free: profitsoverprophets.com/subs… I write about capital flow, market cycles, sector rotations, hot tipz on stocks, and whatever else I think is cool. Feel free to reply back to any of the newsletters and talk shop. The best ideas come from back and forth's.

Targeting 170,000 on the NASDAQ.

GANNWYCK ALPHA 🪄 Little free alpha 👇 $TOTAL / $SPX 360 Day pivot point. Here's what everyone else is looking at 👇 Same 360-day count but off the $BTC nominal ATH (Oct '25). Lands them at Oct '26. That's the trap. The dollar top prints late. By the time this count "completes," the actual turn on TOTAL/SPX has already happened. Right chart, wrong anchor. Two months early to the party beats two months late. The bottom isn't in October. It's now.

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AI did not kill software or bitcoin. Broadening wedges on $IGV historically lead to Very Good Things on bitcoin:native. Both are retesting the 2021 highs and have yet to run.

@leopoldasch gotta love your name 😅 your « ashes » are starting to being 🔥« burned » when « Leo is in opposition to Aquarius during the full moon 🌝» as the 🇩🇪 german wunderkind humiliation ritual, few ritual keys pro bono: Yahoo reported your liquidation 14:08 UTC when it was 99% illuminated 1409 = 223rd prime = 223m saros cycle or 18y11m So that 1408 +1 locks your ass for the next step, yahoo even locks it a 2nd time by updating the article at 14:12 UTC exactly 1412minutes after the full moon & 11d18h before the ☀️ eclipse: RTL 18-11 saros again 👽 not sure your complicit in the process since you are cohencidently sitting at your 1091 post, permutation of 911 during your « 1 block liquidation by citadel 🤡 » if u have a coms, advisory team fire them straight away aswell as most people around you if u even have that option, I Litteraly predicted when you would blow up read my ⚠️warning again 😈 they are not done with you DMs open if u want to play a little & don’t want to end up pinned & rememberd like the @saylor idiot who will loose his billions a 2nd time like during the dotcom bubble 🤭

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