Dave Weisberger Predictions
Wall Street Veteran, Co-founder of Coin Routes
Track Dave Weisberger's public market predictions and forecast accuracy. Each prediction is recorded from the date it was published to its estimated deadline, then graded correct or wrong based on the outcome.
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[12:01] I believe inflation is is baked in the cake as long as we are running massive deficits and the debt continues to expand. That's what I believe. I think it's just pure denominator. More US dollars out there equals higher prices.
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[32:01] my trader hat says that move needs to get digested a bit. Before it could move higher. I think all everything else on is noise. I think that that move probably got overextended. Uh that second little rally you saw based on rumors clarity would pass that should go back down.
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[29:55] what you will see over the next week is the CFTC and the SEC coming out with a framework of rules or they've been working on them all year.
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No joint SEC-CFTC framework was released in the week of Sept 16–23, 2026. The CFTC submitted its crypto rulemaking to the White House OIRA on Sept 17, but this is a preliminary regulatory review step — not a released framework. Major joint frameworks had already been issued in March and August 2026. (https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/articles/cftc-just-sent-crypto-rules-162414716.html)
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[22:33] software companies are not that obvious of a short. It was a layup short you know right you know basically a year ago at the you know than but it isn't now. It's simply probably a slight underperform but certain companies the ones that rely on outsourcing and whatnot yeah they have real problems.
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[20:42] The first casualty of the AI boom in terms of coding is the outsourcing of coding to places like India from the United States will if it it's it's decreasing significantly, it's going to go away because you don't need it anymore.
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[18:48] compute is the oil of the next 20 25 years. I think what he wanted to say, not data centers. So it's a question of just the ability to harness compute power and use electricity to do that
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