š Iām betting on a bearish market scenario. In fact, Iām SHORT with a very large position.
And I believe this crash could ultimately be even more severe than the 2008 crisis.
Hereās why:
ā¢ Dot-com bubble in 2000: The Fed cut interest rates, but the Nasdaq still plunged 78%.
ā¢ Financial crisis in 2008: The Fed repeatedly lowered interest rates to 0%, but the S&P 500 still lost 57%.
ā¢ COVID-19 pandemic in 2020: The Fed brought interest rates down to 0 in just 2 weeks and pumped trillions of dollars into the economy. Yet the stock market still fell 34% in just 33 days.
ā¢ 2026: The scary thing is that the Fed is raising interest rates again, right in the middle of a market decline.
Previous crises all came with rescue measures. But this time, everything seems to be going in the opposite direction.
Take a look at the damage so far:
ā¢ Semiconductor stocks: down 38% from their peak.
ā¢ South Korean market: down 44%.
ā¢ Nvidia: down 24%.
ā¢ Japan and Taiwan: have entered bear markets.
ā¢ Nasdaq 100: had its worst trading session since the COVID-19 pandemic.
The U.S. is currently the last major market still calling this a correction.
Thatās what worries me most. And itās also why Iām betting on a deeper decline.
Yes, I want the market to keep falling. But all the figures above are real data cited in the articleās argument.
By the time the S&P 500 is down 20% and everyone starts asking, āWho saw this coming?ā, you may regret not paying attention to todayās warnings.
And I believe this crash could ultimately be even more severe than the 2008 crisis.
Hereās why:
ā¢ Dot-com bubble in 2000: The Fed cut interest rates, but the Nasdaq still plunged 78%.
ā¢ Financial crisis in 2008: The Fed repeatedly lowered interest rates to 0%, but the S&P 500 still lost 57%.
ā¢ COVID-19 pandemic in 2020: The Fed brought interest rates down to 0 in just 2 weeks and pumped trillions of dollars into the economy. Yet the stock market still fell 34% in just 33 days.
ā¢ 2026: The scary thing is that the Fed is raising interest rates again, right in the middle of a market decline.
Previous crises all came with rescue measures. But this time, everything seems to be going in the opposite direction.
Take a look at the damage so far:
ā¢ Semiconductor stocks: down 38% from their peak.
ā¢ South Korean market: down 44%.
ā¢ Nvidia: down 24%.
ā¢ Japan and Taiwan: have entered bear markets.
ā¢ Nasdaq 100: had its worst trading session since the COVID-19 pandemic.
The U.S. is currently the last major market still calling this a correction.
Thatās what worries me most. And itās also why Iām betting on a deeper decline.
Yes, I want the market to keep falling. But all the figures above are real data cited in the articleās argument.
By the time the S&P 500 is down 20% and everyone starts asking, āWho saw this coming?ā, you may regret not paying attention to todayās warnings.
