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Jared Dillian, industry influencer, references historical market data from 1987 to provide insight into his current thinking on financial markets. He points out that while the 1987 crash is widely remembered, it was preceded by a 40 percent rise from January 1 through the peak in August, describing current price action as similar. Dillian's mention of Elliott Wave analysis highlights discussion among market participants about possible parallels.
Dillian has previously drawn comparisons between current valuations and those seen during the dot com and 2007 bubbles, noting that present conditions are notably different from past extremes in a recent analysis. Other commentators have examined return profiles by weighing a 10.99% FDIC-insured account with zero volatility against the higher but riskier average annual returns of the S&P 500, as discussed in a separate review. These discussions reflect ongoing scrutiny of market risk and reward scenarios.