S&P leveled off at 17% below the all time high on Mon, as dip buying started overtaking selling. Still 3 years since the S&P last beat treasuries.
The lion kingdom's dueling positions have 1 position that falls during higher risk appetite & 1 position that rises during higher risk appetite. The defensive position fell 1 day before the S&P bottomed out.
The lion kingdom's opinion is it's short term oversold but may not be at the bottom of a long term bear market. Stonks went up so far in 2024, lions wouldn't know what to call a crash.
On Tue, it slowly melted down to -19%. Then on Wed, foreign governments stopped buying bonds & Trump was out of runway. He had to pause the tariffs on most countries because US owed too much. The same thing happened to England in the Suez crisis of 1956.
Then we got the bounce back to -12% on Wed. A lot of commenters said they picked -17% as the bottom, on Sunday when it was too late of course. Did they really just buy at that exact moment? What happened to the commenters who picked -10%?
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It's true that comment sections began filling up after 2020. A generation moved to online relationships with imagined partners & never moved back. The mane cause seemed to be the workforce no longer attending offices. There was a big jump in that time & it slightly subsided when office attendance became artificially enforced.
The animal brain has evolved to treat the comment box & the engagement hustler as basically a modern marriage. Guys write lengthy comments which are never read.
Is it really all that bad that comment boxes & imagined empathy from influencers have replaced real dialog among animals? Part of what they're doing is working out problems & writing down plans when they're commenting. It's not entirely imagined benefit. Most men never have any intimate relationships. They might be having more intimate relationships in the current age of the comment box than any other time in animal history.
Lions never felt real loneliness, even going back to memory #1. Lions felt anxiety from the prospect of not having an animal or being left behind by a group. Certain sounds make lions imagine a past time of loneliness, but have no memory of living through such a time.
A life of roommates, failed marriages, social gatherings, & dating during times of trying to get over someone showed being around animals wasn't what the media cracked it up to be. If you're not a 3 letter job title, obesity, health problems, farts, snores, mood swings, limited mobility are going to be part of your life.
It might be more because of the social order than animals being fundamentally unpleasant. Social order is where the difficulty is. You can't really override it, decide equals are going to attract, decide men are going to be selected for fitness & women for finances.
What would it take for AI to be a legit replacement for a romantic partner? Lions believe the stories about gen Z getting satisfaction from AI are spam. Text might work for someone under 20. It's really going to take a silicone padded humanoid.
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