SPX IS ABOUT TO REPEAT 2022
And nobody is ready for what comes next.
2022:
Russia → Ukraine war, Oil +70%, SPX -28%.
2026:
U.S. → Iran escalation, Oil → already +70%.
And SPX?
Still near highs. Still hasn’t reacted.
Let me show you something most people ignore:
Since 1990, every major oil shock above +50% has been followed by an equity drawdown.
1990 (Gulf War): Oil spike → S&P -20%
2008: Oil → $147 → S&P -57%
2022: Oil +70% → S&P -28%
Energy reprices first.
Equities lag behind.
Then they catch up.
Today we’ve got:
– FED hikes rates
– Inflation is exploding worldwide
– Liquidity tightening
This setup didn’t end well in 2008.
It didn’t end well in 2022.
We’re getting the same conditions again.
Remember, I’ve predicted all the market tops and bottoms for the last 15 years.
When I EXIT the markets completely, I’ll say it here publicly, like I always do.
Many people will wish they had followed me sooner.
🚨 SPX IS ABOUT TO REPEAT 2022
And nobody is ready for what comes next.
2022:
Russia → Ukraine war, Oil +70%, SPX -28%.2026:
U.S. → Iran escalation, Oil → already +70%.And SPX?
Still near highs. Still hasn’t reacted.
Let me show you something most people ignore:
Since… pic.twitter.com/tXUER9M32E
— Alex Mason 👁△ (@AlexMasonCrypto) April 13, 2026
2/ This chart shows us the job growth in the United States.
And just over the past 1.5 years the labor market has slowed to a near standstill.
The economy has no longer been adding jobs and in certain months it even lost jobs. pic.twitter.com/er5KP2MDOE
— Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) April 13, 2026
4/ Yes, there may be a ceasefire in the works.
But the reality is that oil prices are still about 50% higher than they were before the war began.
And the full economic impact of this is yet to be felt.
We can take an educated guess at what's going to happen by going back… pic.twitter.com/GzS491TP3R
— Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) April 13, 2026
6/ If we shift the inflation-adjusted oil prices forward by a few months, it’s a very close match.
Historically, major economic recessions such as those in the 1970s, 1990, 2001 and 2008 were all preceded by an oil shock. pic.twitter.com/mW7i1Qc5li
— Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) April 13, 2026
8/ Yet, the US stock market has rebounded notably over the past couple of weeks.
Many economists are concluding that this is a sign that the economy is strong enough to weather through the oil shock.
And as long as the oil prices don't rise further, growth can remain stable and… pic.twitter.com/OGA2JdSiBr
— Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) April 13, 2026
10/ Historically, prior to the onset of each recession, real GDP growth was near the 2% level.
The gray bars marking NBER recessions show that recessions often begin right around this level, which is exactly where we are now.
So there is no real cushion and higher oil prices… pic.twitter.com/ZYeUva38sr
— Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) April 13, 2026
🚨 S&P 500 SETUP
The market is repeating the 2025 playbook
Look at the Roman numerals:
Phase I: Local top
Phase II: Initial drop
Phase III: Dead cat bounce
Phase IV: The final flushWe are currently at Phase III… Next move DOWN
Turn notifs ON! pic.twitter.com/uED1X09l4s
— Pepesso (@0xPepesso) April 13, 2026