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The last time bitcoin was at $50k google search trends was above 90.
Today Bitcoin is RIPPING through $52k & google search trends are BELOW 20. Retail is still sleeping - which is rather a good sign from a contrarian point of view Source: Luke Mikic
S&P 500 $SPX is now entering the worst 2-week period of the year based on data going back almost 100 years.
Source: Bloomberg
When your business is built on scarcity and desirability, LESS IS MORE.
In 2023, Volvo Cars sold ~52 times as many cars as Ferrari, 709K vs. 13.7K units. Looking at revenue, Volvo Cars generated €35.3B, which is ~6x more than Ferrari's €6B. Interestingly enough, despite the company's scale, $VOLCAR "only" generated €1.8B in EBIT (5%), compared to $RACE's €1.6B (27%). Source: Quartr
Japan enters recession with Nikkei about to hit All Time High as the yen trades at 150
The Nikkei has more than doubled from the covid lows and is about to breach its all time bubble highs set in in the last days of 1989... and moments ago Japan entered a recession. In fact, From its generational low set a decade ago, the Nikkei has almost quadrupled even as Japan's economy has slumped into recession three times! Once the second largest economy in the world, Japan reported two consecutive quarters of contraction on Thursday — falling 0.4% on an annualized basis in the fourth quarter after a revised 3.3% contraction in the third quarter. Fourth quarter GDP sharply missed forecasts for a 1.4% growth in a Reuters poll of economists. Source: CNBC, www.zerohedge.com
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