Don’t mistake the “markets’” composure for stability. It may be nothing more than duct tape holding the illusion together. More often than not, outward calm is treated as evidence of strength. A steady earnings call.Measured executive tone.Margins that hold quarter after quarter.Guidance that rarely wavers. These signals create a powerful assumption: if leadership appears composed,…
Over the recent past, as I’ve taken to pulling the earlier relaunch of MYTR, I explained my decisions for such. One of the main reasons I stated was that there seemed no reason to continually point out reasons for caution when the “markets” did nothing more than accelerate higher and higher, regardless. Every time there’s…
In markets, endings don’t always come from failure or fundamentals. Sometimes they come simply because the story ran out of buyers. Here’s what I mean. There’s a persistent belief that markets only move when something meaningful changes: an earnings miss, a policy shift, a data release that rolls everything over. Something concrete. Something measurable. That…
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