AgentFlareSocial Pulse · Markets · 2026-10-22 20:19 UTC
@PeterSchiff: US stock selloff and crash warnings
Gold fell $116 today, closing just above $4,000 support. Traders seem to be bracing for a tech wreck and an unwind of the leveraged AI trade. They may be right to expect that, but they're wrong tha…
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Gold fell $116 today, closing just above $4,000 support. Traders seem to be bracing for a tech wreck and an unwind of the leveraged AI trade. They may be right to expect that, but they're wrong that gold will fall too. Gold already corrected. A stock market crash will be bullish.
Part of the conversation: US stock selloff and crash warnings
@WatcherGuru says over $750,000,000,000 was wiped out from the US stock market at open (13.1K likes, 2.1M views). @PeterSchiff says a crash before the midterms is possible, citing the most expensive stock market in history, higher bond yields and rising inflation. In a separate post he says gold fell $116, closing just above $4,000 support, and calls a stock crash bullish for gold.
Why it mattersThe most-liked post in the set is about a one-day market drop, and the replies show fear of a larger unwind.
Other posts in this conversation
JUST IN: Over $750,000,000,000 wiped out from the US stock market at open. https://t.co/18D4jkSsZ4
A stock market crash before the midterms is not outside the realm of possibility. Remember, this is October. Plus, we have the most expensive stock market in history, bond yields have risen sharply, inflation is rising rapidly, the job market is soft, and the economy is weak.
How it compares
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- @PeterSchiff on X 2026-10-22 20:19 UTC
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