Everyone needs saving, even Jim Chanos. A man renowned for his short positions—both in the market and the one he received from Elon (if that actually happened), which I’m sure Jim would have kept as a memento. If hedge fund managers are a rare breed, then short hedge fund managers are the rarest of them all. Only a handful, like Carson Block, and Hindenburg Research, have made some "name" for themselves. And then there's Chanos, who closed his fund. He's also a professor of finance at Yale. I admire these people. I admired Prechter, who some labeled a permabear. But over time, as the market continues to defy expectations, it’s no longer just about the courage to stand alone; it’s about accepting the irrationality of the market—a phenomenon that cannot be timed. Keynes, wherever he is (heaven, hell, or somewhere in between), doesn’t even bother laughing anymore. All we hear is the echo of his thought: “I told you so!”