$SPY signals are echoing the 2007 crash, with market patterns showing familiar signs. The tech and housing bubbles are bursting in tandem, while the boiling frog syndrome keeps investors oblivious.

$SPY people believe that the 2007 Great Financial Crash was a large surprise (below) But it was anything but a surprise. The moving averages were textbook. Clear tests of support, followed by a rejection from below twice and then Lehmans …

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Sounds familiar? 2007

Sounds familiar? 2007 H/t @DonMiami3 pic.twitter.com/dU4ozwcoh8 — Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator) May 16, 2024 Foot traffic and pending sales have dropped precipitously over the last few years, pending sales now at post-pandemic low for time of year, down 25% from 3 …

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Sound familiar to 2008?: “changes in the 90s enhanced asset securitization, shifting the prevalent mode of financial intermediation from a bank-centric model of taking deposits & issuing loans (holding them to maturity) to a new model where loans were packaged into securities & sold to investors.”

by Dismal-Jellyfish Source: https://libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org/2023/11/the-nonbank-shadow-of-banks/ TLDRS: Fed paper: The evolution of banks and nonbanks is closely linked, particularly since the 1990s. In the 1990s, financial ‘innovation’ and regulatory changes boosted asset securitization. This shifted financial intermediation from a traditional bank-centric model (taking …

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Why does this sound so familiar?

JUST IN — Senator Bob Menendez charged as an unregistered Chinese agent after Treasury reveals 170 reports accusing him of laundering millions through 20 shell companies to 9 family members aiding a Chinese firm buying U.S. energy assets. Just joking! …

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