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Wall Street Already Did This In 2007

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Joe Consorti profile imageJoe Consorti31 Jul 2026, 23:30 UTC
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The analysis highlights a dangerous situation in financial markets, drawing parallels between the 2008 financial crisis and current conditions. It points to the extreme leverage (50:1) being used by hedge funds in US Treasuries and ETFs, and in the Bitcoin market. In Japan, the Nikkei market has seen significant liquidation, with $200 billion of margin accounts being forced to liquidate. This is now spreading to Japan, impacting their main stock market. In the US, leveraged ETFs that surged 67% off the March bottom have already given back $100 billion in a single month and are still sitting at double the peak of the 2021 'meme stock mania'. Bitcoin companies that borrowed at last cycle's highs are now unwinding positions in public. The core issue is excessive leverage across multiple markets, creating a risk of cascading liquidations similar to 2008. The current price of the Nikkei is approximately 38000, with a target of 40000 and a fail bound of 37000, indicating a bullish prediction. Similarly, US30 is at 38000 with a target of 40000 and a fail bound of 37000, also bullish. Bitcoin (BTCUSDT) is trading around 60000, with a target of 70000 and a fail bound of 55000, suggesting a bullish outlook for Bitcoin as well, despite the underlying systemic leverage risks.

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