Stanley Druckenmiller
- Marcus Nikos
- Feb 8
- 1 min read
Stanley Druckenmiller is Taking a Break (Maybe You Should, Too?)
“The next 4-5 years are going to be tailored to the skill set that worked for me in the 80s and 90s. Which was all sorts of macro chaos."
This past week I watched Stanley Druckenmiller
The following are my notes of the conversation. I also posted a thread with highlights
Yes, he’s still bearish
Streaks: taking the temperature
“Sizing is 70-80% of the equation”
The importance of taking a break
Passion is his work ethic
We’re operating without a precedent: remain open-minded
Be aware of your biases
Why macro traders tend to be pessimists
How traders get into trouble
Tracking technical analysts
The game of trading has sped up: 'Invest first, investigate later'
Advice to young traders
Changing his mind on possibility of a crisis?
Shorting housing in ‘06
Inflation: gold or bitcoin?
Long energy: ‘not a classic Duquesne play’ (anymore)
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Yes, he’s still bearish
Let’s get this out of the way. Yes, he’s still bearish.
“My best guess is that we're six months into a bear market that has some room to run. For those tactically trading it's possible the first leg of that has ended. But I think it's highly, highly probable that the bear market has a ways to run.”
Why? History suggests to him that the Fed will not be able to engineer a soft landing...