Ultima Ursa

Tim Knight maintains shorts across 34 positions, targeting semiconductors and Carvana ahead of the jobs report. He flags bearish signals in gold and South Korea, emphasizing crude oil trends over daily market noise.

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After a week of the market ripping to new highs, Tim Knight finally got a red day, and he's leaning into it. On Trading Charts,

he walks his book: short across 34 positions, calling himself one of the last bears standing, with stops set at the gaps and the jobs report looming tomorrow morning.

The tour covers a longer-term China setup, South Korea still licking its wounds from the summer wipeout, semiconductors stuck in a descending channel, a fresh storage-name short, and shorts across the hyperscalers. He flags a shooting star in gold even as he stays a long-term metals bull, and shares his rule for cutting through the noise: watch crude oil, not the news. Every position and view is his own, and this is not a recommendation.

Video Length: 00:15:02

Video Chapters:

00:00 Finally a red day

00:49 Into the charts

01:11 Tomorrow's jobs report

01:53 His biggest bet is on China

03:06 South Korea licking its wounds

03:45 Short across 34 positions

04:58 Semiconductors still trending down

05:50 A fresh storage short

07:11 Watch crude oil, not the news

08:28 Gold flashes a warning

08:48 Go for gold, long term

09:45 Betting against Bitcoin

11:01 Shorting the hyperscalers

12:08 Carvana on a long timer

12:59 The triple bearish tech trade

13:58 Closing into the jobs report

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