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@GEXEdgeIO Add NQ , ES . I know we can look at SPY and QQQ, it wilo be great to convert it

Remeber, dealers are NEGATIVE gamma right now which means: moves get AMPLIFIED, not suppressed. Kevin Warsh speaks June 17. Here are the 4 things Kevin Warsh says will send $SPY to all time highs by end of June: 🔴 LINE #1: "Rate increases are not part of our current discussion. Our next move, when warranted, will be a reduction." Markets have a HIKE priced in for late 2026. This one sentence nukes that pricing. Vol collapses. Call deltas explode. Dealers forced to buy SPY futures. $741 → $750 in 20 minutes. 🟡 LINE #2: "Effective immediately, the dot plot is retired. Individual rate path projections will no longer be published." Bears lose their #1 anchor. No more hawkish median dots. Uncertainty reprices as BULLISH. Vol crush + dealer hedging = rocket fuel straight through $750. 🟢 LINE #3: "If data continues on its current trajectory, the committee sees conditions for a policy adjustment materializing as early as September." September cut goes from 0% to 40%+ priced in real time. 0DTE call buyers flood $750–$760 strikes. Dealers scramble to hedge above the call wall. $760 ATH gets tagged. ☢️ LINE #4: "Quantitative tightening has served its purpose. The committee will discuss a formal QT pause at our next meeting." QT pause = liquidity injection signal. Bonds rally. Yields drop. Risk assets reprice instantly. This is the line Powell NEVER said. Warsh says it Day 1 and we get a historic squeeze. You don't need all 4. ONE breaks $750. TWO and dealers are chasing $760. ALL FOUR and it's the most bullish Fed presser in years. Negative gamma means every catalyst gets turbocharged. Any comment on AI being DEFLATIONARY will send $SPY towards all time highs in a massive gamma squeeze exploding $TSLA $META $NVDA $MSFT $GOOG $AMZN $AAPL $NVDA $AMD $ARM

1 gamma squeeze will take $SPY pass $760+ right away:

$BTC Monday October 6th 2025. Enjoy your weekend 🤫

lg.com/us/monitors/lg… | @LGE_Global why did you discontinued the dual, it was cool niche monitor. Hard to find a used one as well. It’s unique piece.

Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2.8 GD 🩶🩶

@drake really preserving millennials out here, probably the reason why Gen Z’s can’t call a millennial old head yet. Just sit and be a fan of the music.

We are currently experiencing tech companies laying off thousands of jobs part being because of AI. Tech companies core value is capital as well as America. When it’s starts to affect GDP and unemployment rates that may lead to economic consequences the government will be forced to regulate. AI is one thing that majority of the world don’t understand or know its full potential but when human form humanoid equipped with AGI running on quantum chips come into full effect for sure it will regulated. America will pushed further into socialism to satisfy society needs.

@pairanalyst @Figure_robot 30% workforce coverage and regulated employment quotas for humanoids is a policy assumption dressed as a technical prediction. Nobody regulating repetitive task automation has seen what happens when the cost curve hits $15/hour equivalent.

Welcome to Day 9 of our humanoid livestream: 191 consecutive hours and 238,000 packages x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

We just wrapped what began as an 8-hour challenge - and it ran for 200 hours without a failure Shoutout to the team for the hardcore engineering behind F.03 and the robust Helix models powering it

@KaiXCreator Lenovo all day

@KaiXCreator Less than two years. it depends on how we develop and how we prompt optimally, which people are catching on fast. AI is advancing way more faster than the majority learning curve.

- Complex lens resolution to improve cellular research - Advanced physics calcutions to develop infrastructure design pushing to illusionary masterpiece. I want to hear ‘’ how is that building able to stand ‘’. - Improved pixels and resolution for hologram tech, I think cinema needs a resolution. The Vegas sphere does not feel special and I don’t understand the point of IMAX. - Voice recognition down to DNA micro frequency. - Cybersecurity encryption to protect against Quantum computing cracking. - Universal scent library of anything, I think scent holds memory other than photos - Design material to replace plastic, that has similar qualities and characteristics. If science is right about micro-plastics at some point we should forbid plastics like forbidden Asbestos. Carbon fibre is cool but it’s reinforced with plastic

what problem do you most hope AI will solve in the future? maybe we can help!

@apifromwithin @Figure_robot Humanoids won’t take over all job, just repetitive task jobs. They will be monitored rather than having a dark house concept. Humanoid will be part of the employment quota and regulated, covering 30% of the workforce.

@pairanalyst @Figure_robot Failover to charging port is still a human-designed recovery path. The edge case question is what happens when the package is ambiguous, the label is damaged, or the conveyor jams. Swapping robots doesn't solve decision failures.

@RaminNasibov Data - training - more data - smarter- even more data. Just like free apps, taking data through keystrokes and information

Funny how nobody’s questioning why AI is free.

@rand_longevity What really came first, chicken or eggs

what is the first question you will ask the AGI?

The next test for humanoids is to be able to barge through a close door with its own body weight without self destructing. Walking, getting up after fall, dancing has been acheived as far as mechanical dynamics.

@adcock_brett I think Jim deserves an extra day of work, he loves it. What's the downside, more data ?

Guys - it's time. It's been 9 days of F.03 running 24/7, fully autonomous, with no downtime It's clear humanoids will be incredibly useful with high runtime I'm going to let the team get to 200 hours and I'm going to shut this puppy down - tune in at 6pm PT for the close out!

@adcock_brett I received a parcel upside down today and I was thinking '' jimmy jimmy ''

The anti-AI crowd will say this is bad because it's taking away a job. Humans were not meant to spend 8 hours a day doing laundry.

Another observation, Humanoid don't need any motivation or any incentives for consistency meanwhile human need to foresee a reward for effort in form of a wage, benefit, space to grow relative to wage advancement. @Figure_robot building humanoids for a task like sorting would it be more efficient with motorized wheels rather than legs. Sorting with optimal speed might affect the balance right ?