Yay! Markets Falling As Anticipated!
U.S. Treasury yields are rising again, with the 10-year yield climbing further
50 is a coin flip. Higher means a creator's past calls beat chance on the assets and periods they were made in; lower means they did worse.
A high score does not predict the next call. We tested whether it does, and it does not. We publish the ranking because the record should exist and be checkable. Our scoring is not financial advice and the method behind it is not published.
yucky — below luck. This does not predict their next call. We tested whether it does and it does not. Our scoring is not financial advice.
Most coveredS&P 500 15 →Gold 8 →Crude oil 7 →
U.S. Treasury yields are rising again, with the 10-year yield climbing further
Gold is falling sharply and the sell-off may not be finished yet
Nasdaq down almost 6% from its high, drawing closer to a September–October downdraft; a deeper correction expected.
Chinese 'good enough' cheap AI chips could erode Nvidia's moat and pricing power, compressing AI stock valuations over the next five years.
Warning that a 10% pullback in the S&P 500 could still happen / reasons for stocks to crash soon.
Intervention failed to stop the yen's decline; yen expected to continue weakening.
The AI bull market could continue for another 6-9 years, implying further Nasdaq 100 upside.
The AI-driven bull market could last another 6-9 years, implying continued gains in the S&P 500.
Most major analysts have cut targets but many still expect gold to move higher from current levels; falling oil prices and lower yields may support gold as the next crash-buying opportunity.
Korea's stock market collapse framed as a warning; AI market crash to return with further downside.
A 'perfect storm' of surging oil above $100, questioned AI spending, and Mag7 leadership reversal is driving a market sell-off/correction
Two simultaneous Middle East crises are driving Brent crude higher toward US$100 per barrel
The US AI bubble is going to burst as Chinese models like Kimi K3 threaten US AI companies
Higher oil prices could push inflation higher.
Fresh US strikes on Iran plus suspension of Iran's oil sales waiver push oil prices higher.
Renewed war and higher oil prices will hurt global stock markets again.
China's property market continues to free fall with no floor in sight.
Inflation pressure could ease faster than many expect due to falling oil prices.
Falling oil prices after the US-Iran peace deal could ease inflation pressure faster than expected.
Gold could bull run very soon — peace reverses gold's headwind and the market is missing it.
A deal could reopen the Strait of Hormuz and ease global oil fears
Inflation continues to rise after Trump backs down to Iran
Oil prices are already reacting upward to Strait of Hormuz escalation
A sharp 15-20% drawdown (the 'Warsh Test') in 2026, with levels falling toward the 6,100-5,800 range
Oil broke past $120 and is going higher amid a prolonged Iran blockade
Tom Lee calls for one of the most bullish 18-24 months in history, with S&P 500 potentially hitting 7,700
REITs are not the safe income asset you think they are and should be avoided in this environment
Inflation pressures may return and stagflation risk is rising
Oil prices entering a permanently elevated regime if the US exits the Gulf
Underlying reality points to long-term disruption, inflation, and volatility rather than the hoped-for rebound
Gold prices are crashing now but will rebound once the cycle turns (rates/dollar phase shift)
Tom Lee believes the S&P 500 could rise to around 7,300 in the near term
South Korea's KOSPI is plunging and further downside is expected
Asian markets including the Nikkei are crashing and the worst is yet to come
Asian markets are in a bloodbath and face continued extreme volatility/downside from energy shock and capital outflows
Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz hits 20% of global oil supply and is likely to cause an oil shock
The Hormuz closure is likely to cause a stock market crash
Easy gains in Singapore bank stocks may be ending amid a volatile year
Falling rates and the 15% global minimum tax structurally pressure DBS earnings; the good days of easy gains are slowing into a volatile 2026
Bitcoin has a high probability of rebounding after this crash, though he refuses to buy it on principle
Gold crashes are rare and he is buying physical gold in the crash as a long-term store of value, implying recovery
Silver continues to decline alongside gold and crypto
Ethereum has broken key support and is trading as a high-beta risk asset with further downside
Bitcoin's collapse continues with no clear bottom and no policy backstop
The Ringgit may struggle to strengthen meaningfully without a major shift in US or Japanese monetary policy
The US dollar is unlikely to collapse in the near term
Trump secured the Greenland minerals deal, dropped tariffs and calmed markets — the worst is likely over and the stock market goes to the moon
Crypto cracked first and stocks may follow later as the Greenland/EU trade escalation raises crash risk
Gold is not safe at record highs; a crash of up to 70% is possible given its history of deep drawdowns.
AI and tech to see strong structural growth continue in 2026.
Real estate cooling in 2026 after the Covid supply crunch.
Financials to see continued upside in 2026 as capital markets reopen.
USD to weaken mildly further in 2026 but stabilising.
Nasdaq to continue rising in 2026 as the AI megatrend stays intact.
Bitcoin sentiment weak after a year of investor burn; outlook negative for 2026.
Oil still weak in 2026 with no catalysts for a turnaround.
US Treasuries to deliver mild positive returns in 2026 as rate cuts slow.
Gold likely to taper off in 2026 as geopolitical tensions ease.
Singtel has massive valuation upside and a compelling valuation gap the market has yet to price in.
The bull market is resuming and volatility is fading; markets enter a high-velocity year-end phase driven by an expected December 2025 Fed rate cut.
Tom Lee expects a sharp 20% market correction in 2026 driven by a policy shock.
Short-term AI bubble risks are high even though AI remains a long-term megatrend.
NVIDIA shows abnormal financial patterns — 32% inventory jump, margin decline, weak cash-flow quality, circular financing — implying short-term downside risk.
The AI mega bull run is returning and will drive the next leg of the market rally.
Nvidia is sold out through 2026 with US$500B+ preorders; this is industrial-scale AI adoption, not a bubble, and it will drive the next leg of the rally.
USD/MYR possibly heading toward RM4.00 per USD1 from RM4.13 as the Ringgit continues appreciating.
With the shutdown ending, expect the NASDAQ Composite to rocket upward as clarity returns.
The US dollar remains strong; betting against it (and against America) is a losing strategy.
Nasdaq 100 is in a continuing global bull run at fresh all-time highs.
ASEAN — especially Malaysia and Singapore — could be the biggest winners of a US-China trade truce, benefiting markets and REITs.
DBS's STI 10,000 by 2040 forecast is unrealistic; STI will not deliver the ~9% annual returns needed to reach it.
SGD will not reach parity with USD by 2040 as DBS predicts.
Bond prices are rallying and will continue rising as inflation declines and central banks cut rates.
Bull run continues; Tom Lee repeats his S&P 500 target of 7,000 for 2025.
Gold is in a strong 2025 rally driven by inflation, rate cuts, central-bank buying and geopolitical tension; a crash requires specific conditional events that have not happened.
With the Shiller CAPE at 40, the S&P 500 is extremely overvalued and vulnerable to a major crash/correction.
China single stocks are dangerous due to weak transparency and should be avoided.
NIO is a dangerous, fraud-tainted stock to avoid following the GIC lawsuit.
The Singapore Dollar is strong and stable and will remain so.
The Ringgit will strengthen below RM4 per USD, its strongest since 2018.
Massive bull run ahead for the S&P 500 after Powell's rate cut; index to hit a higher target