1. Bull/Bear Indicator 1.5 ..Sentiment Can’t Get Much Lower
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/who-will-be-recessions-lehman-wall-streets-most-accurate-analyst-says-3600-new-bull-case
2. Market Performance During Summer Months
Dorsey Wright
https://www.nasdaq.com/solutions/nasdaq-dorsey-wright
3. Fang Plus Index Still 2000 Points Above Covid Lows.
FANG Index -40%….Covid Low was 2800
4. Right Now…90% of SPACS Below List Price
500+ SPACS in Last 2 Years Underwater
https://www.statista.com/chart/24008/growth-in-us-spac-ipos/
5. Growth Valuation Reset
WSJ https://www.wsj.com/articles/
6. $4 Trillion in Equity Value Lost Emerging Markets
After $5 Trillion Rout, Emerging Markets Seek Turnaround Signal—By Srinivasan Sivabalan and
7. Why the Fed matters to regular Americans, in one stunning chart…Year Over Year Mortgage Payments +43.4%
Myles Udland-Yahoo Finance
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/why-the-fed-matters-to-you-in-one-stunning-chart-morning-brief-100026868.html
8. Nine Months in a Row of Year Over Year Existing Home Sales Declines
Wolf Street-It was the ninth month in a row of year-over-year declines, even as supply of homes listed for sale continued to rise (data via YCharts):
https://wolfstreet.com/2022/05/19/as-supply-rise-mortgage-rates-spike-us-home-sales-fall-to-lowest-since-june-2020-plunge-in-californias-coastal-metros/
9. XHB Homebuilder ETF -32% from highs
10. Why the Most Intelligent People Love Spending Time Alone
If you crave time to yourself, science says you might be much more intelligent than the average person.
BY JEFF HADEN, CONTRIBUTING EDITOR, INC.@JEFF_HADEN
Science says people who socialize more tend to be happier. Makes sense: Relationships, friendships, connections, spending time with people we enjoy… all of that makes us happier.
But that’s not completely true if you’re highly intelligent. If that’s the case, socializing with friends will actually not increase your level of satisfaction with your life.
Here’s why. When researchers followed people between 18 and 28 years old, they found the more most of the people socialized, the happier they were.
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But not the subset of people in the study who were highly intelligent: The more theysocialized, the less happy they were.
Why? Researchers ventured several explanations.
One theory is evolutionary: Greater intelligence lets smart people more easily adapt to a modern world where the benefits of staying in close contact with a social group for food, shelter, protection, etc., are no longer as important.
Another theory was aspirational: The smarter you are, the more focused you will be on longer-term goals — which means spending time with friends can be distracting instead of helpful.
In short, if you’re hanging out with people, you aren’t getting stuff done.
Of course, this is just one study. It may be only directionally accurate.
And the relationship between intelligence and the desire for “alone time” doesn’t necessarily work in reverse.
I’m a prime example: I like time alone… but I’m not particularly bright.
But in your case, if you like to spend time alone working on a project, learning something new, developing your business plan, or grinding away on the things you need to do achieve your goals, don’t assume you’re a loner.
And definitely don’t assume you’re antisocial.
There could be a much better answer: You might just be smarter than the rest of us.