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Tech is overvalued due to Ki expectations, which cannot be justified at the moment.


Far too many people have "buy now pay later" loans that they shouldn't have. This in combination with inflation, high immo prices and rising Al rates will in my opinion trigger a wave of tenant bankruptcies, which in combination with higher interest rates will lead to bankruptcies for landlords. They will pull their money out of the stock market to secure their property and this will give tech the rest.


Of course it will never go to 0 but I think a 30-50% pullback is quite realistic. When the crash comes, I will buy a Msci world with a leverage of 3 and be happy. Until then it's wait and see and hold a large cash position. I am currently continuing to hold positions as I assume that they will act independently of the market in the above scenario $DRO (+6,63 %) and $CACI (+0,9 %) . As they are not dependent on the end consumer but on states and armaments are needed when they are needed, regardless of a country's financial situation. $TSLA (+6,49 %) I consider this a hedge in the event that I am wrong and the market recovers immediately and in the event that Trump becomes president.


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How much speculation and doom and gloom do you want to pack into one post? Why don't you show us a few sources that the current credit situation is getting worse and that they are no longer solvent. The latest figures I've seen tend to show the opposite.

Just because the market doesn't perform in July doesn't mean that black swan events have to be conjured up here á la 2008.
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So you're saying that there will be another 2008 crisis, although perhaps not as big, do I understand that correctly?
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@shrimpman is there somewhere on certain pages where we can understand that the amis are slowly getting problems with the repayment so credit defaults .would be mega interesting the thesis
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I don't know if you're not making a mistake... especially when you say that $GOOG, $NVDA and $AAPL are dependent on panic selling by private investors and $DRO is not. I would actually see it the other way around. It's easier to find buyers for $GOOG in a crisis than for an Australian small cap with a current market capitalization of less than 700 million. $GOOG, for example, has more than 100x more cash in its account than $DRO is worth.
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Whoops, Shrimpman…

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