From a strategic standpoint, holding off would've made sense—waiting to see how the courts rule on those tariff policies before making the next move. If the Supreme Court doesn't back the position, that's a serious complication nobody wants to deal with.
Market-wise? Brace for a rough Tuesday open. We're sitting in overbought territory right now, which means bounce potential is limited. The pullback scenario feels more probable than any relief rally at this juncture.
The key is understanding what happens when policy uncertainty collides with stretched valuations. That's the setup we're watching. Positions need to reflect that reality.
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TestnetScholar
· 6h ago
Oh no, it's that same policy uncertainty again... Basically, it's just waiting for the court's decision, but the market can't wait that long.
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DiamondHands
· 6h ago
If the court doesn't endorse it, we'll really suffer a big loss... The Tuesday opening is probably going to be tense.
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Degentleman
· 6h ago
The court ruling is really a big variable. Getting in now feels a bit like gambling.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 6h ago
If the court really doesn't support us, we're doomed... The Tuesday opening is probably going to explode.
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TommyTeacher1
· 7h ago
The court hasn't made a final decision yet, rushing in now is just a gambler's mentality.
The opening on Tuesday is expected to be bloodshed, with such an overbought condition lasting so long, the rebound space is really limited.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 7h ago
If you don't pass this court hurdle, all the effort will be wasted.
From a strategic standpoint, holding off would've made sense—waiting to see how the courts rule on those tariff policies before making the next move. If the Supreme Court doesn't back the position, that's a serious complication nobody wants to deal with.
Market-wise? Brace for a rough Tuesday open. We're sitting in overbought territory right now, which means bounce potential is limited. The pullback scenario feels more probable than any relief rally at this juncture.
The key is understanding what happens when policy uncertainty collides with stretched valuations. That's the setup we're watching. Positions need to reflect that reality.