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The GDP numbers didn’t just come in strong — they humiliated Wall Street’s sick and disgusting narrative machine.
For months, the same corrupt news wires, bankers, and “analysts” ran a coordinated fear campaign:
Slowdown.
Hard landing.
Recession inevitable.
Why?
Because strong U.S. growth doesn’t fit their politics — and it definitely doesn’t fit their positioning.
Let’s Call This What It Is: A Market Lie
This wasn’t a forecasting miss.
This was intentional pessimism.
The Street leaned bearish because:
It justified selling into strength
It supported rate-cut fantasies
It fed the anti-growth, anti-America narrative
And yes — it aligned perfectly with their Trump-hatred
Strong GDP exposes something they can’t stand admitting:
The U.S. economy performs when policy favors production, capital, and labor — not bureaucratic theory.
Markets Knew. Wall Street Pretended Not To.
Look at the tape:
Equities held up
Cyclicals refused to roll over
Industrials and energy stayed bid
Capital spending never collapsed
Credit never broke
Yet the corrupt and stupid talking heads screamed “fragile.”
That’s not analysis.
That’s agenda-driven distortion.
GDP Didn’t Surprise the Market — It Embarrassed the Commentators
If you were actually watching markets instead of cable TV:
You saw consumers still spending
You saw jobs holding
You saw productivity improving
You saw U.S. manufacturing re-accelerating
But Wall Street “experts” were too busy rooting against the economy because good data undermines their politics.
So when GDP printed strong, they called it “unexpected.”
No — it was inconvenient.
Wall Street’s Favorite Trick: Talk It Down, Then Chase It Up
Here’s the playbook:
1. Trash the economy publicly
2. Sell fear to retail
3. Miss the growth
4. Chase prices higher
5. Revise targets quietly
6. Pretend conviction existed
They’re not early.
They’re not smart.
They’re reactionary and self-interested.
The United States Economy Doesn’t Care About Their Politics
The U.S. economy is powered by:
Entrepreneurs
Workers
Engineers
Capital investment
Energy independence
Innovation at scale
It doesn’t care who anchors the evening news.
It doesn’t care about their ideological grudge.
It just produces.
GDP just sent a message Wall Street hates hearing:
You can hate Trump.
You can hate growth.
You can hate American strength.
But you can’t rewrite the data.
The economy didn’t beat expectations.
Wall Street lowered the bar on purpose — and still tripped over their corrupt narrative!
And now the same people who got it wrong will be back tomorrow, pretending they saw it coming.

overall all my data says 6950 eow
and 7050 max overshoot before the drawdown
been my targets since last month
