We finally saw that 50% correction come through. On one hand, that might be the worst of it. On the other hand, here's the kicker—we're still looking at a hefty 50% drawdown even after the brutal 10/10 event already shook things up. Got plenty of criticism for staying bearish, but let's be honest: major market events rarely hit just once. The aftershock almost always follows. History shows us this pattern repeats. Major selloffs tend to have sequels. The initial shock gets priced in, then reality catches up again, and down we go once more. It's not fun to call, and it's definitely not fun to experience, but it's pretty predictable if you've been around long enough to see it happen before.