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I’m going to say this once. A lot of the “bottleneck,” “chokepoint,” and “next 10,000% stock” stuff you were fed all year was bullshit. You know the accounts. I don’t need to name them. A few ridiculous momentum runs made people famous, and suddenly every speculative company became a “long-term investment.” It wasn’t. Most of these were momentum stocks. And momentum stocks have one job: Enjoy the ride. Take the money. Get out when the trend breaks. This happens every cycle. The narrative gets stronger as the price goes higher. Everyone becomes an expert. Targets get crazier. Research threads get longer. Then the stocks fall 60%, 70%, 80%… And suddenly you start hearing: “My average is much lower.” “I already took profits.” “It was only a tiny position.” “I’m still holding for the long term.” Maybe some of that is true. But this is exactly why I’ve been telling you for months to stop confusing a great trade with a great investment. A stock going up 300% does not magically turn the underlying business into something you should own for 10 years. That was Part 1. Now here’s the part that actually matters. The scary part of this washout is probably much further along than people realize. A lot of the unprofitable garbage has already been destroyed. Stocks down 60–80% from their highs. Broken stories. Broken charts. Broken narratives. And that is exactly what markets eventually do. They separate the businesses that actually deserve capital from the companies that were simply benefiting from liquidity, hype and momentum. You cannot have 500 companies all becoming the next great AI/chokepoint/bottleneck winner. Eventually the market starts sorting them. And I think that sorting process is happening right now. So if you’re a long-term investor, your job from here is completely different. Stop asking: “What stock can go up 500%?” Start asking: Which businesses are actually worth owning after the excitement is gone? Look for quality. Real revenue. Real earnings. Strong balance sheets. Businesses still executing. Companies that are 30–40% below their highs while the actual business has not fallen apart with the stock price. And yes- there is panic out there now. That is exactly when a process-driven investor should start paying attention. Personally, I’d rather begin with established mid-cap and large-cap businesses than go dumpster-diving through every broken microcap simply because it is down 80%. I’m not giving you a list of stocks here. I’m giving you the framework. The next money will not be made defending the old hype. It will be made figuring out which businesses deserved the hype in the first place. Remember this post. Because this happens during every boom and bust.

US STOCK MARKET HEADED FOR ITS WORST DAY SINCE APRIL 2025 Nasdaq -5.3% 🩸 S&P 500 -3.5% 🩸 Chip index -11.2%, worst since March 2020 🩸

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