IncomeSharks

Could argue the most crowded trade right now is being hedged against the US dollar or taking the debasement trade. Over 46 trillion dollars, the most ever, betting against it.
Gold - ATHs this year
Silver - ATHs this year
Bitcoin - ATHs this year
Money Markets - Record high

$NKE has a higher forward P/E than $NVDA. Even after a 64% drawdown Nike is trading at a higher premium than the AI giant. Unless they are adding computer chips into the shoes it's not an undervalued stock by definition.

You might be able to get a better return than holding Bitcoin or Gold next year just by grabbing a position on Polymarket market to get over a 2x return. Bitcoin already the favorite to outperform.

Silver is like toilet paper during covid.

When Bitcoin goes on wild runs the community only talks about Bitcoin. When Gold and Silver goes up their communities still bring up Bitcoin. Most won't admit it but so many missed out on generational wealth chosing to hoard physical metals over Bitcoin the past decade.

You should have multiple reasons for buying an asset. Everyone being bearish might be one reason, but it's not enough on its own to take a trade.

There's a reason people don't sell near ATHs, look at how strong herd mentality gets. Doesn't matter the asset, bullish cults forms at tops.
Conviction is holding at lower prices through all the ups and downs. Delusion/greed is getting to euphoric tops and wanting even more.

It only took 55 years for the price of $SILVER to catch up to inflation.

$SILVER demand (blue line) has increased with usage in solar panels, electronics, and AI. However, mines are still producing (yellow line) double what's being used. Great conditions for traders, terrible for late buyers buying into "shortage" hype.

In 2009 you saw commercials where companies were offering to buy your gold. Cash4Gold ran a Superbowl ad. Central banks were the biggest buyers (Russia, India, and China).
In 2025 every commercial/ad you see is companies selling Gold to retail.
You are exit liquidity.