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>>56197594
>MMRI reached 300

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>>51350770
problem?

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>>51215740
I'm starting to lose interest in The Mannarino.
His analysis, if you can call that, were only applicable in an unprecedented decade+ bull market where there was only one direction for price. Very easy to find "winners" in such an environment.
The recent 6 months+ downturn in the markets have revealed him as someone who has absolutely no strategy for when things are not going up. I assume most "winners" of the bull markets actually don't have any clue what to do when things no longer go up in 45°+ angles.
His memes of
>the 10 year yield
>the debt market
>lock up of the system
>no money from the atm
>3%
>3.5%
>3.7%
>BAM! BAM! BAM!
have proven themselves to be below schitzo tier guesses incredibly unlikely to unfold in the real world.
It's a mystery where he thinks yields are going in an environment where the FED is raising unabated.
The "action in the debt market" has been normal and pretty reasonable so far.
He's probably seeing things that aren't there.

Just like Burry, probably.

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