A veteran bull who's championed tech giants for years just flipped his script—he's now telling investors to bail out. His warning? What's coming next won't be pretty. "We're entering a Game of Thrones scenario," he argues, suggesting the dominance these companies enjoyed is crumbling. The shift marks a dramatic reversal from someone who rode the wave up, and his timing raises eyebrows across trading desks. Are the glory days of mega-cap tech really over, or is this just another contrarian call that'll age poorly?
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HalfPositionRunner
· 12-08 18:59
Even the bulls are scared. It's dangerous.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-08 18:53
If it drops, whoever buys is still buying.
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LiquidityLarry
· 12-08 18:39
Stay out of the market and wait for the bears to lose their defense.
A veteran bull who's championed tech giants for years just flipped his script—he's now telling investors to bail out. His warning? What's coming next won't be pretty. "We're entering a Game of Thrones scenario," he argues, suggesting the dominance these companies enjoyed is crumbling. The shift marks a dramatic reversal from someone who rode the wave up, and his timing raises eyebrows across trading desks. Are the glory days of mega-cap tech really over, or is this just another contrarian call that'll age poorly?