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The idea is that Bitcoin is worth buying now because, historically, once it breaks past its previous peak price, the crowd of retail traders piling in tends to keep pushing it higher, making new all-time highs a reliable buy signal.
Sven Carlin thinks the S&P 500 is dangerously overpriced by historical standards — with dividend yields at record lows and valuations well above long-run norms — and that the government spending, corporate buybacks, and automatic index-fund buying that have propped it up can't last, making a crash of around 60% to roughly 3,000 by 2030 entirely plausible.
Sven Carlin is bearish on the NASDAQ-100 ETF because he thinks the index has run up so far so fast — about 20x since 2009 — that it mirrors the dot-com bubble, and just as the internet ultimately benefited the businesses that used it rather than the tech companies that built it, AI profits will likely flow the same way, leaving today's highflying index vulnerable to a collapse on the scale of the 76% crash it suffered from 2000 to 2002.