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🚨 Market Warnings Playing Out 🚨
I repeatedly warned that $ES_F $SPX, $NDX, $SPY, $YM_F & $IWM were primed for a major downturn and it’s unfolding exactly as highlighted.
I also called the back to back crashes in $Gold and $Silver with pinpoint accuracy 🎯
Over the last 2 days, I warned of downside risk in #Gold & #Silver while most stayed bullish.
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@Mktrhythms @MasterPandaWu Sometimes you see months ahead, sometimes you just don't. Certain timings serve as pivot points and lead to different scenarios
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It doesn’t really look like uncharted water. SPX held 6550 again and with price closing near 6582, focus shifts back to 6600 — a clean acceptance there opens 6625–6700, while a move back below 6550 would quickly change the structure. In this kind of regime shift, levels matter more than narratives.
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MPW Bamboo Scroll #218 Posted: (1) another week, another uncharted water. The market has clearly developed an ADHD syndrome recently. (2) it requires you to sharpen trading skills even more, which I introduced two winning strategies. (3) check here at thekobeissiletter.com/panda
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Oil just did something it hasn't done in weeks.
$CL broke above $110 — the ceiling that rejected every attempt for weeks — and closed at $111.54.
Intraday range? Over $16.
This isn't normal. Here's what I'm watching 🧵
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@AstroCryptoGuru Cont: Netanyahu has repeatedly referred to the Iranian leadership as "Amalek". In the Torah, Amalek is the eternal enemy of Israel that God commands the Jewish people to blot out
I'm pointing out a potential, you sure have personal freedom to do whatever.
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@AstroCryptoGuru Quick AI: In the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh), an Israelite—is based on an eternal Brit between God and the descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
Irrevocable Status: Biblical and traditional law holds that once you are part of this covenant, you remain a Jew for life.
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no not "Jews"
stop being an anti semitic racist
not all Jews are Israeli or support Israel's current government
if you are against Israel blame Israel, do not blame an entire religion / ethnic group for the policies of the Israeli government
tUrtle🐸staJa@tUrtleStaja
@AstroCryptoGuru jews
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@AstroCryptoGuru I don't mean to offend you, just stating facts from the religious books.
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@BLASH_Daiko This is literally the dumbest shit I have heard on here and that’s saying lot
I’m not in any dilemma dude
You are a deluded idiot
And about to get blocked off my page
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@AstroCryptoGuru Then you are in the delimma role. By Jewish law you should listen to Netanyahu, and you don't listen you are seen as betrayal of God. By US law you are free then you could publicly announce you don't believe in Tanakr anymore.
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@BLASH_Daiko this is a fucking ridiculous garbage
all I can say is you are an idiot if you believe this
my father is Jewish, I'm 50% JEW
are you blaming me for the policies of war criminal Netanyahu ?
if you are blaming me then fucking say so ?
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@AstroCryptoGuru @MehmetZ00361792 False as well. In Iraq war, ME/Asian allies were in stabilization role(reconstruction/medical), while European allies troops were in combat role.
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@BLASH_Daiko @MehmetZ00361792 no I do not mean the EU
with the exception of Israel and the Gulf states, their is no support for this war
Get real
No international coalition, no international support
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Most of the world does NOT support Trump's war with Iran
Our allies do not support Trump's war with Iran
Most Americans do NOT support Trump's war with Iran
So the question is whey the hell are we fighting this war with Iran ?
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@AstroCryptoGuru @MehmetZ00361792 When you mean the world, you mean the EU. Why no support this time? EU is declining for decades and before Iraq war they could afford play games for their interests in Asia/ME. Now they have no power/$ to project over North Africa and to reach ME.
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@MehmetZ00361792 No not exactly
Initially Vietnam, and later the Afghan and Iraq wars had large support, and were backed by large international coalitions of our allies and NATO
This NOT the case NOW
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BREAKING - DEVELOPING:
American fighter jet shot down, and Iran is trying to capture the pilot while the U.S. launches a massive search and rescue operation
Seems Iran shot down an F-15 fighter jet, and is trying to captured the pilot
A massive American search operation is underway involving MQ-9 drones, F-35s and heliborne units
Iranian air defenses are engaging the American aircraft involved in the search and rescue
Location geolocated to the Khuzestan Province, southwest Iran – 30.6515, 50.1174
This would be the first time a country intentionally shot down an American fighter jet since 1999, 27 years ago, and the first time since the Iraq war a pilot was captured (in Iraq it was 2 Apache helicopter pilots)
Iranian state TV just put out t hat statement: "Anyone who captures the US pilot alive will receive a valuable reward"
This remains unconfirmed, but many indicators are pointing to this being true
CONTEXT:
The F-15E is worth about $80-100M, and they have NEVER been shot down. They are a very difficult aircraft to shoot down, and usually requires luck + surprise.
This demonstrates Iran's military capabilities are far from destroyed, and this successful downing of an F-15 may have involved the Russian S-300
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@metahacker_ @Doranimated And Iran was fulfilling the purpose for 30 years and US was 0
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@Doranimated You’re conflating a war of choice for the US vs a war of survival for Iran
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Let’s play a game. Let’s apply the question that the MSM habitually poses to Trump to the IRGC. What’s your exit strategy? How do you come out of this war in better shape than when you started? There is no way. How are you going to rebuild all that you lost? You have one card, missiles and drones. It’s a major card, to be sure. But it is a diminishing asset. The longer the war goes on, the less value it has.
Zineb Riboua@zriboua
My assessment: 1- IRGC made a bet. And the bet was that they would keep the pressure on the Strait of Hormuz, and set the market on fire, as it would be the easiest way to make Trump think twice, withdraw, TACO, or have Gulf countries turn against Trump. But it didn’t work. It won’t work militarily or just in general. UAE is joining the war in a more proactive manner, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi are also more eager now than ever. Qataris have completely switched against the IRGC. But also, Trump himself said "I don’t care about the strait" obviously meaning that others should join the fight, but he denied to IRGC its strategic value. Which absolutely sucks for them given how they are pissing off their own partners, China mainly. The goal of every single military operation is to either enhance posture or change the calculus of your enemy in a way that favors you, blocking the strait isn’t achieving that for them. 2- IRGC thought that Trump given that he kept on saying that "it’s going fast" that dragging and delaying discussions or surrender to Trump’s demands, they would buy time. But they don’t understand that it’s a war, you can’t buy time when you’re being hit at the core of your command and control and your units aren’t being replenished. I’m not sure if they are delusional or if they are in a state of denial and my understanding is that it’s the latter because they constantly underestimate US resolve just like they underestimated Israel last year. 3- Trump, if you haven’t noticed, is ready to escalate, it’s a problem for IRGC because they are so used to being the ones who set the tempo of escalations, (see Iran-Israel April 2025) U.S. options have widened so much compared to just a weak ago. In other words, doesn’t look good for them. They made too many enemies and too fast.
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We used to call this Ponzi with more human resources. Now with AI, the lead of Ponzi doesn't need too much human.
Henry Shi@henrythe9ths
The wait is finally over. The first 1-person, 1-employee billion-dollar company is here. It just took the #1 spot on the Lean AI Leaderboard, moving the average rev/employee from $2.5M to $40M per person (a 16x jump). The product was built in 2 months by a 41-year-old and his brother from their house, with $20,000 and no funding. Here's the story: Matthew Gallagher launched Medvi, a telehealth storefront for GLP-1 weight-loss drugs in September 2024. Within 15 months, Medvi had crossed $401M in revenue, built a customer base of 250k, and generated $65M in profit. Each customer generates ~$200 a month. The total cost base in 2025 was $336 M ($160-200 M to the platforms and $130-170 M in marketing), putting the cost at $500-700 per customer. With virtually zero overhead, the business made $65M in profits last year, and they are now running at a $1.8B annual run rate in 2026. But this wasn't Matthew's first company. Before this, he founded a company with 60 employees. It felt like progress, but the profits never came. He realized that 60 employees only increased his costs and delayed his decision-making. So when he started Medvi, he built it differently. Medvi has two platforms - CareValidate and OpenLoop Health. They handle the doctors, prescriptions, pharmacies, shipping, and compliance. Gallagher manages the customer relationship. He built the website, ran the ads, and took customer calls on his personal cell (initially). His AI stack did the rest: • ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok wrote the code • Midjourney and Runway built the ads • ElevenLabs handled voice • Custom agents connected everything together What's striking is that none of his tools are exclusive or hard to access. Anyone can sign up for them today. But it wasn't completely smooth. The AI chatbot hallucinated fake prices in the early days, and he honored all of them. But GLP-1 was just the beginning. Men's health launched in February 2026 and pulled 50,000 customers in the first month alone. GLP-1 aligned, chef-made meal delivery went live last month, and Women's health, hair, and skincare are next. Sam Altman has been predicting the first 1-person billion-dollar company for years. Nobody expected it to arrive this fast or look like this. This is the new playbook: lean teams, rented infrastructure, AI doing the work of 50 people, and one sharp operator owning the outcome. The only competitive advantage now is knowing your customer better and reaching them faster than anyone else. We are right at the beginning of something extraordinary, and this is only going to accelerate from here. Medvi and Matthew, welcome to the Lean AI Leaderboard. The Lean AI era is officially here, and what excites me most is what it means for the next generation of founders. The tools are accessible, and the playbook is now public. There has never been a better time to build something extraordinary with almost nothing.
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@AbdMuizAdeyemo @henrythe9ths My 1st read is anyone can pretend as a doctor and give you drugs you don't know.
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@henrythe9ths What hit me is not the billion dollar headline.
It is that one person can now operate like a full company if they know the customer, the offer, and how to move fast.
The tools are getting cheaper. Execution is becoming the whole game.
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The wait is finally over. The first 1-person, 1-employee billion-dollar company is here.
It just took the #1 spot on the Lean AI Leaderboard, moving the average rev/employee from $2.5M to $40M per person (a 16x jump).
The product was built in 2 months by a 41-year-old and his brother from their house, with $20,000 and no funding.
Here's the story:
Matthew Gallagher launched Medvi, a telehealth storefront for GLP-1 weight-loss drugs in September 2024.
Within 15 months, Medvi had crossed $401M in revenue, built a customer base of 250k, and generated $65M in profit.
Each customer generates ~$200 a month. The total cost base in 2025 was $336 M ($160-200 M to the platforms and $130-170 M in marketing), putting the cost at $500-700 per customer.
With virtually zero overhead, the business made $65M in profits last year, and they are now running at a $1.8B annual run rate in 2026.
But this wasn't Matthew's first company.
Before this, he founded a company with 60 employees. It felt like progress, but the profits never came.
He realized that 60 employees only increased his costs and delayed his decision-making.
So when he started Medvi, he built it differently.
Medvi has two platforms - CareValidate and OpenLoop Health. They handle the doctors, prescriptions, pharmacies, shipping, and compliance.
Gallagher manages the customer relationship.
He built the website, ran the ads, and took customer calls on his personal cell (initially). His AI stack did the rest:
• ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok wrote the code
• Midjourney and Runway built the ads
• ElevenLabs handled voice
• Custom agents connected everything together
What's striking is that none of his tools are exclusive or hard to access. Anyone can sign up for them today.
But it wasn't completely smooth. The AI chatbot hallucinated fake prices in the early days, and he honored all of them.
But GLP-1 was just the beginning.
Men's health launched in February 2026 and pulled 50,000 customers in the first month alone.
GLP-1 aligned, chef-made meal delivery went live last month, and Women's health, hair, and skincare are next.
Sam Altman has been predicting the first 1-person billion-dollar company for years.
Nobody expected it to arrive this fast or look like this.
This is the new playbook: lean teams, rented infrastructure, AI doing the work of 50 people, and one sharp operator owning the outcome.
The only competitive advantage now is knowing your customer better and reaching them faster than anyone else.
We are right at the beginning of something extraordinary, and this is only going to accelerate from here.
Medvi and Matthew, welcome to the Lean AI Leaderboard.
The Lean AI era is officially here, and what excites me most is what it means for the next generation of founders.
The tools are accessible, and the playbook is now public.
There has never been a better time to build something extraordinary with almost nothing.
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Best time for EU to make a choice. But we all know what gonna happen. Inevitable decline of EU for the next 2 decades lol
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@monaco_biotech @jam_croissant Hahaha this is the most funny I heard today in April fool! As a trader I don't care wars or tariff. All you need is a chart.
Trump keeps losing from China and China earns generous benefit from both Ukraine war and US Iran war. JP Taiwan weaken threat EU flips sides economically
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@jam_croissant I agree. Too bad I missed your Q&A session post on March 14. But I would have just been repeating myself anyway. It has always been, and still is, all about China 🎯
Monaco@monaco_biotech
@StoryTrading Very true. And above all, it's about China.
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Very Complete… Pretty Much. ✅
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Cem Karsan 🥐@jam_croissant
1) Who do you think The US’s 🇺🇸 war in Iran 🇮🇷 is actually against??? 2) Given that… What do you see as the US’s 🇺🇸 #1 & #2 greatest sources of leverage in this Grand War ⚔️??? 3) Are those 2 sources of leverage somehow connected 🪢 to 1 another??? 4) Given that, why might the Strait of Hormuz 🚢 be the most critical front of this Grand War⚔️??? 5) Finally… Why might that mean that this conflict likely won’t (actually) be "very complete, pretty much," for many years??? 🤷♂️ #🥐RUMBS. . . . . . . . . . .
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@CeeMacBee It is inevitable. UK is an island and much like Japan. El imperio en el que nunca se pone el sol was lala land for few centuries in Europe and about 5 decades for jp. History is a spring and it's time for British(Japanese) living in reality.
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Here is my new paper for the Great British Business Council on the importance of oil, gas and coal to the UK economy.
The UK’s industrial decline is not inevitable, but the result of decades of deliberate policy choices that have undermined domestic energy production and driven manufacturing offshore. Lowering UK employment and tax revenues, while increasing the UK trade deficit.
The paper also includes a plan to reverse this.
gbbc.uk/uk-deindustria…
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@FortuneOptions I'm not sure about July or Oct as the low yet. But man this market is getting exciting and more challenging then 2024/25 for sure
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I’ll be very clear with my thoughts: If conflict is ongoing, still lower. If conflict is resolved still lower. Crude I still see staying higher into June. Dollar put in low of year already. I still see the best buying opportunity in October of this year for our index’s.
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