"And it came to pass, that when the Jews which dwelt by them came, they said unto us ten times, From all places whence ye shall return unto us they will be upon you." Nehemiah 3:31
After publishing my expose` last night I found the answer behind the on going collapse in retail and the recently sky-rocketed Amazon AMZN. I will try to connect as many idea's to the chart as I can, I know I have a lot of readers out there who use track blocking which disables trading view from counting "views" when you open my publication. If not, I suppose consider it a message in a bottle. Long story short, please read the Expose` I published on the downfall of the Tech industry, linked below, and what I am about to say will make the connection feel like hindsight bias.
Internet tracking and the hounding of advertisments on every electronic device known to man has hypnotized, nuerally imprinted, and convinced consumers to buy, and buy, and buy. We see one add after the next and it breaks the mind down. Throw routine out the window and I'm logging on to amazon to spend the couple bucks I had laying around my pocket because for whatever reason, I can't take it any more. Why not it's just a piece of paper. It's because we're all subconciously crying out "ENOUGH" with the ad's and tracking, and knowing everything about me. I'm done feeling like I'm starring in CSI, for cryin out loud I'm going to be talking into my lapel in the grocery store if it doesn't stop.
What happens, as consumers we break down, and most often we break down at home in our own comfortable personal private way, by logging onto the computer, and ordering things online. Which only fuels the flames. As a result Amazon began offering free shipping and started an excellent return policy and it's chart shot through the roof. Whats going to burst Amazons bubble? The end of tracking, and the restoration of chivalry in the Electronics industry and in the Information Technology industry. The negative correlation it had on brick and mortar retail stores is unfathomable, stores like Sears, JCpenny, Macy's, Dillards, Nordstroms, etc. have paid the price.
I will be connecting the charts to my idea, please feel free to follow, etc. for updates. Honestly, I haven't looked at retail charts in a while but I'm guessing none or close to none have made it back to the same value they were trading at before tracking began to majorly impact consumer spending. That's the next big change the we're going to witness, and what the spike in cryptocurrency was foreshadowing, not the empire of tech but the downfall of it. I'm assuming at your all familiar enough with charting to analyze my technical analysis, if not message me your questions, and pray I make time to answer them. Thank you for your time, God Bless.
After publishing my expose` last night I found the answer behind the on going collapse in retail and the recently sky-rocketed Amazon AMZN. I will try to connect as many idea's to the chart as I can, I know I have a lot of readers out there who use track blocking which disables trading view from counting "views" when you open my publication. If not, I suppose consider it a message in a bottle. Long story short, please read the Expose` I published on the downfall of the Tech industry, linked below, and what I am about to say will make the connection feel like hindsight bias.
Internet tracking and the hounding of advertisments on every electronic device known to man has hypnotized, nuerally imprinted, and convinced consumers to buy, and buy, and buy. We see one add after the next and it breaks the mind down. Throw routine out the window and I'm logging on to amazon to spend the couple bucks I had laying around my pocket because for whatever reason, I can't take it any more. Why not it's just a piece of paper. It's because we're all subconciously crying out "ENOUGH" with the ad's and tracking, and knowing everything about me. I'm done feeling like I'm starring in CSI, for cryin out loud I'm going to be talking into my lapel in the grocery store if it doesn't stop.
What happens, as consumers we break down, and most often we break down at home in our own comfortable personal private way, by logging onto the computer, and ordering things online. Which only fuels the flames. As a result Amazon began offering free shipping and started an excellent return policy and it's chart shot through the roof. Whats going to burst Amazons bubble? The end of tracking, and the restoration of chivalry in the Electronics industry and in the Information Technology industry. The negative correlation it had on brick and mortar retail stores is unfathomable, stores like Sears, JCpenny, Macy's, Dillards, Nordstroms, etc. have paid the price.
I will be connecting the charts to my idea, please feel free to follow, etc. for updates. Honestly, I haven't looked at retail charts in a while but I'm guessing none or close to none have made it back to the same value they were trading at before tracking began to majorly impact consumer spending. That's the next big change the we're going to witness, and what the spike in cryptocurrency was foreshadowing, not the empire of tech but the downfall of it. I'm assuming at your all familiar enough with charting to analyze my technical analysis, if not message me your questions, and pray I make time to answer them. Thank you for your time, God Bless.
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