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IncomeSharks
Mar 23, 2026Public Post
$SEZL - Really like this one based on TA, FA, and the trend of buy now pay later. Oddly enough going back to trends and what the most influential generation is doing Gen Z is actually using Buy Now Pay Later more than any other generation. Over 70% are using it and they also are using less credit cards than other ones (probably because of age). Sezl is most popular with the younger age group where the target age is 25. They are the smallest marketcap of all the BNPL companies and they are making consistent net income which is even more than some 10x the marketcap. Might be able to get a better entry next week so sticking with multiple entries but for now this entry looks good with Supertrend bullish, OBV bullish, and price looking good with good fundamentals and the right amount of narrative.
Sold 100%
23 Mar

Again I'd rather close in profit than possibly take a loss. I can always get back into these trades when we get trending conditions.

Sezzle Inc.

Sezzle Inc.

23 Mar

CLOSEDLONG

Invested Capital

5%

Buying Price

68.66$

Selling Price

72.60$

ROI

5.74%

$SEZL - Really like this one based on TA, FA, and the trend of buy now pay later. Oddly enough going back to trends and what the most influential generation is doing Gen Z is actually using Buy Now Pay Later more than any other generation. Over 70% are using it and they also are using less credit cards than other ones (probably because of age). Sezl is most popular with the younger age group where the target age is 25. They are the smallest marketcap of all the BNPL companies and they are making consistent net income which is even more than some 10x the marketcap. Might be able to get a better entry next week so sticking with multiple entries but for now this entry looks good with Supertrend bullish, OBV bullish, and price looking good with good fundamentals and the right amount of narrative.
Sonny
Mar 22, 2026Public Post
MARKET REVIEW DXY - nice rejection into the Friday close. The market desynchronised last week, with the selling in risk assets deviating from the DXY weakness. Hence my comments about fear taking over. I think this divergence sets us up nicely this week for risk assets to push higher and squeeze shorts. I'm bullish risk until DXY completes this C wave and hits around 97.9 - 98.27 CRUDE OIL - Pretty clear that the trend is losing momentum. 18H 5EMA-13SMA cloud on the verge of flipping red. The PA since March 10th is not what a trending move typically looks like, suggesting this is still a corrective structure which has yet to bottom. The move towards 65-72 should align with the drop in DXY early this week. VIX - I think this is the most telling chart of all, everyone puked stocks on Friday and it couldn't even make a HH on a closing basis. It has been teasing this H+S pattern for a couple weeks and I still think the market needs to reset position before the big collapse. I would be w ... see more
MARKET REVIEW DXY - nice rejection into the Friday close. The market desynchronised last week, with the selling in risk assets deviating from the DXY weakness. Hence my comments about fear taking over. I think this divergence sets us up nicely this week for risk assets to push higher and squeeze shorts. I'm bullish risk until DXY completes this C wave and hits around 97.9 - 98.27 CRUDE OIL - Pretty clear that the trend is losing momentum. 18H 5EMA-13SMA cloud on the verge of flipping red. The PA since March 10th is not what a trending move typically looks like, suggesting this is still a corrective structure which has yet to bottom. The move towards 65-72 should align with the drop in DXY early this week. VIX - I think this is the most telling chart of all, everyone puked stocks on Friday and it couldn't even make a HH on a closing basis. It has been teasing this H+S pattern for a couple weeks and I still think the market needs to reset position before the big collapse. I would be wrong if the VIX breaks out above 28.12 early this week.MARKET REVIEW DXY - nice rejection into the Friday close. The market desynchronised last week, with the selling in risk assets deviating from the DXY weakness. Hence my comments about fear taking over. I think this divergence sets us up nicely this week for risk assets to push higher and squeeze shorts. I'm bullish risk until DXY completes this C wave and hits around 97.9 - 98.27 CRUDE OIL - Pretty clear that the trend is losing momentum. 18H 5EMA-13SMA cloud on the verge of flipping red. The PA since March 10th is not what a trending move typically looks like, suggesting this is still a corrective structure which has yet to bottom. The move towards 65-72 should align with the drop in DXY early this week. VIX - I think this is the most telling chart of all, everyone puked stocks on Friday and it couldn't even make a HH on a closing basis. It has been teasing this H+S pattern for a couple weeks and I still think the market needs to reset position before the big collapse. I would be wrong if the VIX breaks out above 28.12 early this week.MARKET REVIEW DXY - nice rejection into the Friday close. The market desynchronised last week, with the selling in risk assets deviating from the DXY weakness. Hence my comments about fear taking over. I think this divergence sets us up nicely this week for risk assets to push higher and squeeze shorts. I'm bullish risk until DXY completes this C wave and hits around 97.9 - 98.27 CRUDE OIL - Pretty clear that the trend is losing momentum. 18H 5EMA-13SMA cloud on the verge of flipping red. The PA since March 10th is not what a trending move typically looks like, suggesting this is still a corrective structure which has yet to bottom. The move towards 65-72 should align with the drop in DXY early this week. VIX - I think this is the most telling chart of all, everyone puked stocks on Friday and it couldn't even make a HH on a closing basis. It has been teasing this H+S pattern for a couple weeks and I still think the market needs to reset position before the big collapse. I would be wrong if the VIX breaks out above 28.12 early this week.
Dr Brana Vojcic
Mar 22, 2026Public Post
Benner Cycles: When to Buy & Sell Stocks – 1875 Prediction - Will Benner Cycle be Accurate Again in 2026? 2026 is in the set of “Years of Good Times. High Prices and the time to sell Stocks and values of all kinds.” Samuel Benner, a bankrupt industrialist-turned-farmer in Ohio, articulated his cycle theory in a book titled “Business Prophecies of the Future Ups and Downs in Prices” in 1975. The 'B' phase (Good Times) corresponds to high prices and the period for unloading (see the original chart below). “Years of Good Times” are separated in an 8-9-10-year repetitive pattern. Panic years follow a 16-18-20-year repetitive pattern. Apparently, the diagram was initially compiled by Tritch (1872), but it was not attributed to him. How Did Benner’s Cycles Work in the Last 50 Years? Benner’s Peaks (time to sell): 1972 1980 1989 1999 2007 2016 2026 Actual: 1972 1980 1990 2000 2007 2015 ??? Benner’s Panic Years: 1981 1999 2019 2035 Actual: 1981 2000 2020 ??? Rigid application is not perfect ... see more
Benner Cycles: When to Buy & Sell Stocks – 1875 Prediction - Will Benner Cycle be Accurate Again in 2026? 2026 is in the set of “Years of Good Times. High Prices and the time to sell Stocks and values of all kinds.” Samuel Benner, a bankrupt industrialist-turned-farmer in Ohio, articulated his cycle theory in a book titled “Business Prophecies of the Future Ups and Downs in Prices” in 1975. The 'B' phase (Good Times) corresponds to high prices and the period for unloading (see the original chart below). “Years of Good Times” are separated in an 8-9-10-year repetitive pattern. Panic years follow a 16-18-20-year repetitive pattern. Apparently, the diagram was initially compiled by Tritch (1872), but it was not attributed to him. How Did Benner’s Cycles Work in the Last 50 Years? Benner’s Peaks (time to sell): 1972 1980 1989 1999 2007 2016 2026 Actual: 1972 1980 1990 2000 2007 2015 ??? Benner’s Panic Years: 1981 1999 2019 2035 Actual: 1981 2000 2020 ??? Rigid application is not perfect, but allowing ±1 year for a margin of error often aligns closely with major turning points. Remarkable for such a long (150 years) look-ahead time.
IncomeSharks
Mar 21, 2026Public Post
Friday Bi Weekly Active Position Update Thoughts on all current positions. Depending on the week we have tomorrow might look to derisk and clean up some position next week. I still like $USAR $HOOD and a few others long term. Crypto plays up and might take profits on one of them if we get a little bounce. They both are pretty bottomed and if Bitcoin can make a push towards $80k and we get some stock market resolution next week they could run to the TPs pretty quick. Will be nice when we can get back to conditions where spot and chill is a thing and targets can be much higher. Again never a bad position to sit in cash and wait for easier conditions even if missing some upside or being late. As stated before I'm still going to continue to find trades and share opportunities. Doesn't mean you have to take them all but I didn't want to just join and say to sit on cash for 6 months. We are still able to snag some plays like $CRCL even in these conditions and $FET and $XRP were a day away ... see more
TonySeverinoCMT
Mar 20, 2026Public Post
Bitcoin BTCUSD / BTC CME Futures Comparison Analysis Sometimes, the CME Bitcoin chart ends up giving us a better signal. I am going to get back into the habit of checking there more often again. I look at weekly and monthly closes and opens for gaps, but the daily hasn't been significantly different in almost two years. Today, I am noticing that there's a strong difference in these charts. Note immediately that the LMACD is much lower on the CME chart. There's also a lack of a close above the upper Bollinger Band on the CME chart. This is the real kicker. I think that the BTCUSD chart we got a couple false signals, whereas the CME chart shows us the buy signals didn't happen yet. Holding above the basis line the way price has, is a strong, positive development. Price is also above the 50 day MA, the LMACD is diverging up, and price is just about back into the cloud. We'll know more by about 1030AM tomorrow how the day might go. Markets open at 930AM ET, and by 1030!M we've seen the ... see more
Bitcoin BTCUSD / BTC CME Futures Comparison Analysis Sometimes, the CME Bitcoin chart ends up giving us a better signal. I am going to get back into the habit of checking there more often again. I look at weekly and monthly closes and opens for gaps, but the daily hasn't been significantly different in almost two years. Today, I am noticing that there's a strong difference in these charts. Note immediately that the LMACD is much lower on the CME chart. There's also a lack of a close above the upper Bollinger Band on the CME chart. This is the real kicker. I think that the BTCUSD chart we got a couple false signals, whereas the CME chart shows us the buy signals didn't happen yet. Holding above the basis line the way price has, is a strong, positive development. Price is also above the 50 day MA, the LMACD is diverging up, and price is just about back into the cloud. We'll know more by about 1030AM tomorrow how the day might go. Markets open at 930AM ET, and by 1030!M we've seen the biggest chunk of morning volatility. There's another uptick in the afternoon as positions are closed for the weekend. The BTCUSD/BTCUSDT spread has turned back into a discount, so that's overall bearish for Bitcoin. I sense that we probably do pump here, but it will be short squeeze driven, run out of steam faster as a result, and reverse back sharply down to new lows. At this point, the trade has been far choppier than I have liked. I'll update any chances for entries tomorrow. I've also got a ton of S&P 500 analysis coming as I think its the key to predicting most of what's about to happen in the days to come.
Dr Brana Vojcic
Mar 19, 2026Public Post
Sticky Price CPI Inflation Expectation The dominant 64-month cycle of the Sticky Price CPI suggests higher inflation heading into 2028, followed by a decline toward 2030. Interestingly, my cycle analysis of the S&P 500 points to a market low of sorts in 2020. Note: The Sticky Price Consumer Price Index (CPI) is calculated from a subset of goods and services included in the CPI that change price relatively infrequently. Because these goods and services change price relatively infrequently, they are thought to incorporate expectations about future inflation to a greater degree than prices that change on a more frequent basis. One possible explanation for sticky prices could be the costs firms incur when changing price.
Sticky Price CPI Inflation Expectation The dominant 64-month cycle of the Sticky Price CPI suggests higher inflation heading into 2028, followed by a decline toward 2030. Interestingly, my cycle analysis of the S&P 500 points to a market low of sorts in 2020. Note: The Sticky Price Consumer Price Index (CPI) is calculated from a subset of goods and services included in the CPI that change price relatively infrequently. Because these goods and services change price relatively infrequently, they are thought to incorporate expectations about future inflation to a greater degree than prices that change on a more frequent basis. One possible explanation for sticky prices could be the costs firms incur when changing price.