⚡ TLDR – What You Need to Know

Credit spreads = income trades using SPX options
You risk less than you can make – with fixed loss limits
Use the Pulse Bar to know exactly when to place trades
Ideal for zero-day options and cash-settled SPX
Follow a rule-based checklist: no second guessing
You’ll trade in 2–3 minutes a day, max

The Dotcom Bubble (1991–2002) saw tech valuations skyrocket on the back of hype and speculative investment.

Overvalued companies with weak fundamentals flourished, leading to massive market gains before crashing.
Causes included overvaluation, easy venture capital, and media-driven FOMO.

Lessons? Focus on business fundamentals, avoid speculative hype, and learn from history.

In 1720, the South Sea Bubble became one of history’s most infamous speculative disasters.

Founded to manage Britain’s national debt and exploit South American trade, the South Sea Company whipped up a frenzy, promising immense riches.
Shares skyrocketed 700%, only to crash 85% by October.

The company’s valuation briefly surpassed Britain’s economy, leaving thousands bankrupt when the bubble burst.

Corruption, greed, and easy credit fueled the mania. In the aftermath, reforms were introduced, but the South Sea Bubble remains a stark warning about the dangers of unchecked speculation.