OracleCallsIt

This account covers business, markets, politics, geopolitics, and AI. Long-time Tesla shareholder & owner

@AliceFromQueens @RinnerStrikes @Geoguy5ogq @EhrmantrautCap_ Left the Taliban operational capability, and wasted money. Also left Afghani translators, and cooperators with the US military, to be killed by the the restored Taliban government. Is that what you want? People who backed the American cause to pay their lives?

@OracleCallsIt @RinnerStrikes @Geoguy5ogq @EhrmantrautCap_ Didn't matter at all except to domestic politics. Mattered literally zero otherwise

Life in 2024, when $NVDA was up 3% every day, Sleepy Joe slept through market hours and we didn't have to worry about the US president causing tariff wars or a global energy crisis:

@AliceFromQueens @RinnerStrikes @Geoguy5ogq @EhrmantrautCap_ I thought we shouldn't have been in Afghanistan to begin with. But the way in which we exit certainly does matter.

@OracleCallsIt @RinnerStrikes @Geoguy5ogq @EhrmantrautCap_ You may be the last person in the world who thinks we shouldn't have withdrawn from Afghanistan

@AlphaCockery @MmisterNobody Nobody I trust with my money less than the government. I just think this particular situation is a weird one to call out, when the government has done an insurmountable amount of evil stuff in other realms.

@OracleCallsIt @MmisterNobody “We spent”. Glad you trust the government with our money. They’ve been so good with it in the past and recent times

Be honest with me. Do you think the Moon landing was real? Yes or no?

Maybe #Optimus will save us from whatever is coming. Grok is the only AI being trained to seek truth rather than to be ideological and woke.

Most people have no clue how unrealistic '$100-200/day trading literacy sits at ~49% for US adults. Most can't read a quarterly report and treat markets like a casino. Factor the PDT rule (still in limbo as of 2026) restricts small accounts under $25k. 90-97% of day traders lose money long-term, -only 1-10% stay consistently profitable. You're lucky to pull $50-150/month in premium without blowing up on one bad move—not daily $100-200. Average person needs skills that transfer into real life application. Financial markets aren't that. Most people should buy an index fund via Roth IRA and hold.

Crazy thing is… every trader on planet earth is capable of making $100-$200/day. But I think every trader on earth wants $10,000/day. The moment you set a realistic goal not driven by ego or comparison… trading will make sense to you. Chasing home runs EVERYDAY is why most traders fail.

@TiHIMothee @BillyM2k Do you think that Tesla cancelled model X and Model S production so they could produce a useless product? Why do you think they are investing so much in Grok?

@OracleCallsIt @BillyM2k Optimus is vaporware for the time being

i really don't think we're anywhere close to AGI

@shaguncrypto How is more $BTC leverage contributing to legitimate non BTC dependent cashflow? You need something with structural revenue growth based on fundamentals.

@OracleCallsIt I cover cash flow with $STRC and other assets and for upside we have Bitcoin.

My wife and I pay: - $1,800/month rent - $1,200/month into Bitcoin Friends say buy a house. Which one would you choose?

@FrankTankGaming @Polymarket They are also trillions in debt and insolvent? And the political environment favors America, when Optimus labor does work for a lesser price than the already very cheap Chinese labor, what is the advantage of building in China? Especially considering their demographic collapse?

@OracleCallsIt @Polymarket We're trillions in debt and insolvent. How is that 'winning'?

BREAKING: Marco Rubio says the U.S. is unhappy with NATO & the partnership may be “reassessed” after the Iran operation.

@BoomerDivvies It shouldn't be the main portion of your networth. A home is a depreciating asset physically, and does not provide revenue growth or cashflow of any kind. A business, or equities, can have both.

Your house may not be part of your net worth, but my home is definitely part of mine. It’s a big asset.

@Bitcoin_Teddy Howard Lutnick is more concerned with a particular island in Palm Beach then he is worried about the grocery prices of the "peasants".

DEAN: “What’s the tariff on bananas?” LUTNICK: “10%.” DEAN: “Walmart already raised banana prices by 8%.” LUTNICK: “Well, if you build in America, there’s no tariff.” DEAN: “You can’t build bananas in America.”

@WallStreetMav Structurally impossible. The majority of spending in things like social security or health care, that poor and old people will never vote to cut spending on.

Jerome Powell on the $39 trillion U.S. national debt: "We don't have to pay the debt down, we just need to have primary balance and begin to have the economy actually growing better... It will not end well if we don't do something fairly soon."

“Leniency” isn’t the main cause of crime it’s what happens when a population’s average impulse control and executive function have already degraded. When people can’t regulate themselves, societies have to choose between heavy coercion or relaxed enforcement. Leniency is the path of least resistance. Economic stress and bad policy make it worse, but they don’t create the underlying capacity problem. The real driver is upstream: degraded cognitive substrate. Leniency is symptom management, not the disease.

From your experience of human nature and from your study and reading, what do you think is the main cause of crime?

@GjofFreyr @AlanWolan Certainly much closer to reality than whatever the consensus on this poll is pricing.

@AlanWolan You didn't include the actual reason: "Low Impulse Control".

@FrankTankGaming @Polymarket Its because they sell things at prices that lose money, and print more money to make up the difference. How is that a winning economic system?

@OracleCallsIt @Polymarket Literally everything around you was made in china

@PureSkoliosis @theficouple Right? It's hilarious what people post sometimes.

@theficouple I would never take financial advice from someone who says to take the monthly payment.

If someone offered you $1 million of cash or $6,000/mo for life? Take the $6,000/mo for life every time. Absolute no brainer.

@theficouple 1 Million dollars a month is the obvious answer. Inflation is structurally increasing and the 6000$ will be worth less every year. 1 Million dollars put into assets provides you with legitimate returns vs literally losing money. No brainer, or just totally wrong in general?

@ducksays This is the formula for a dumb person to become a millionaire. A smart person becomes a millionaire by maximizing the leverage on their time to a higher extent then the majority of market participants.

the formula for becoming a millionaire: 1. increase your income 2. lower your expenses 3. drive a toyota 4. invest a lot

@jackvlloyd Socialism attracts parasitism, it is the nature of the beast one might say.

Competent people are naturally attracted to Capitalism because they know they can be rewarded for providing value to others. The incompetent are attracted to systems that reward people regardless of competency and effort, as is the case with socialism and communism.