Stock Market Fear Growing | It's About To Get Worse...
In a Nutshell
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and OpenAI's delayed IPO are adding market uncertainty, though major indices remain in an uptrend with support intact. Bitcoin and MSTR have already declined sharply, with further downside expected if broader markets break support. The speaker criticizes Michael Saylor's MicroStrategy strategy, noting STRC investors are down over 25% despite promises of no principal loss and 11.5% returns, while highlighting his own $17,600 trading profit from active MU positions.
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Following the UAE's nationwide missile threat, explosions have been heard in Dubai. Reports indicate at least one vessel has been hit near the Strait of Hormuz. This follows an initial hit by the IRGC against a Singapore-flagged cargo ship. These geopolitical events are driving uncertainty in the market, though the market has not shown significant reaction to these developments.
OpenAI, which was supposed to IPO this year, is now pushing its IPO back until 2027. Two possible reasons are discussed: Sam Altman observing that the SpaceX IPO was not as successful as expected in terms of valuation, and potentially an ego-driven decision where Altman wants a larger IPO than SpaceX. The concern is that waiting until market sentiment turns negative could result in an even worse IPO environment if OpenAI needs capital later. Market sentiment reacted negatively to the delay announcement.
Over the past two weeks, there has been more willingness to sell off compared to the previous ten weeks. The market appears less resilient than before. Despite this, the overall market remains bullish. Both the NASDAQ and S&P 500 are building ascending support and have not broken the support level at 700. A significant gap down exists, and if market sentiment turns sufficiently negative, this support could break and trigger a broader sell-off.
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