Urgent Warning: Unusual Stock Market Behavior Raises Alarms as Major Players Unload onto Retail Investors

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In a concerning departure from the norm, overnight markets are witnessing unsettling sell-offs, followed by perplexing rallies during regular trading hours. This topsy-turvy trend contradicts the typical pattern where most gains occur outside regular hours.

What’s even more disconcerting is the suspicion that prominent market players are offloading their positions onto retail investors, who often are unaware of the risks involved. This disquieting situation is underscored by Berkshire Hathaway’s recent behavior, as they’ve taken a step back from the stock market, selling off for four consecutive quarters, including a $5 billion offload in Q3. Such caution from a market giant raises a stark red flag.

Adding to the sense of urgency is Trepp’s report, revealing that the delinquency rate on Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS) surged by a worrying 24 basis points to 4.63% in October, marking the highest level since the pandemic-induced lockdowns. These developments are a cause for immediate concern, as they paint a picture of financial turbulence that demands prompt attention and a vigilant response.

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