Американские инфлюэнсеры начали за деньги снимать видео с женскими возбудителями. Потребителям показывают, как после одной таблетки (тайно подмешанной женщине) она творит черт знает что 😐
Никогда не делайте ничего подобного. Если с вами это произошло - обращайтесь в полицию
#Brisbane market pulse 👇
🟣 = listings without a price
The more 🟣 across the map, the stronger the seller’s market. As agents hold back pricing, it signals competition, confidence, and buyers needing to chase.
When you start seeing fewer 🟣 and more prices appear… that’s when the market begins to turn.
Just paid $680 AUD for a week of food for a family of four Sydney Australia🇦🇺
-no eggs or toilet paper(bought them last week)
- no icecream
-no junk food
- meat (2 x mince & chicken whole plus 6 breasts) ,veges, fruit, some emergency tins of beans, 4L milk,
- honey x 2 large
I decided to return to Australia. Probably most people won't understand what I'm about to say unless they've been in the same situation...
It feels worse to be away from Dubai, than it does being there, even with everything that's going on.
Coming to Australia has taught me that my family is in Dubai. Other than my daughter (who I often see all over the world anyway), I feel no need to ever return here again.
When people say that success doesn't change you, it changes the people around you... it's true.
I'm not trading actively right now. I'm really only monitoring daily for one of these 2 bigger moves to happen 👇👇👇
@magataotao What's wrong with that, this is in Ireland. Those Indian folks are much better than trash from Africa or Middle East that are very welcomed there and being greeted with open arms.
If you are an immigrant like me from a non English background shitty country to Australia, leave your shitty culture back home. Do NOT take your shitty culture here in public because it’s just too ugly!
If you prefer your culture, go back where you came from. As simple as that.
I love Australia and that’s why I immigrated here. I do not want Australia to become China, India or any Muslim country. Period.
Dubai spent 30 years and billions building a brand.
Iran destroyed it in 24 hours with a few drones.
The buildings will be repaired in weeks.
The photo of smoke inside DXB Terminal 3 lives forever.
Brand is a promise. Tonight the promise broke.
@SpachusAus Do you have any predictions of where the housing market will be in the near future?
It has to eventually reach an unsustainable point, doesn't it?
IF (and its a big if) the Iranian leadership really collapses by early next week, and the people are truly liberated, a rapid re-pricing of Bitcoin is likely.
The amount of liquidity is ALREADY in the system (M2), and the drastic reduction in geopolitical risk would be unlike any positive "tail event" we've seen since the 1990s...
For the first time in 16 months, I’m trimming my portfolio. Taking profit.
I’m now sitting on 30% cash. Portfolio is still up 75% all-time.
Let that sink in.
Here’s why.
Four things are converging right now that I can’t ignore:
1. Iran.
The geopolitical setup is the most dangerous I’ve seen in years. A regional war doesn’t just spike oil, it pulls liquidity out of risk assets FAST. Markets don’t price this until it’s too late.
But here’s what the data actually shows:
Markets historically dip -1% to -10% at war outbreak.
Total drawdowns average -5% to -10%.
Then they recover; fast. Most instances show POSITIVE returns 6-12 months after onset.
The pattern is almost always the same:
• Uncertainty hits → markets sell off hard
• Scope clarifies → fear fades
• Smart money buys the panic → recovery begins.
I’m not betting on collapse. I’m betting on the dip BEFORE the recovery.
The Iran situation isn’t a thesis-killer. It’s a buying opportunity in disguise, IF you have the cash ready when it hits.
2. The Fed isn’t your friend right now.
Warsh wants to shrink the balance sheet. Cuts without QE. The “wall of money” that sends beta stocks to the moon?
It’s not right around the corner. Caution from the Fed is priced in too optimistically.
3. Midterm cycle math is brutal.
Historical data is clear: 70% probability of a meaningful market correction in midterm years with an average intra-year drawdown of ~18%.
(largest in the four-year cycle).
Not a maybe. 70%.
4. DeepSeek V4 rumors.
We saw what happened when DeepSeek dropped V3 and R1. $NVDA lost $600B in market cap in a single day. The entire AI infrastructure trade got nuked overnight.
V4 rumors are already circulating.
And if V4 delivers another efficiency leap, the narrative around “infinite compute demand” gets questioned again.
Doesn’t matter if it’s temporary. The market REACTS first and thinks second.
That alone is enough to trim into strength.
Now here’s what people are missing about
MY portfolio specifically:
I don’t hold $SPY. I hold high-beta stocks.
If the market corrects 10-18%…my portfolio doesn’t correct 10-18%.
It corrects 50-60%.
That’s not fear. That’s math.
So why ‘only’ 30% cash?
Because I’m STILL extremely bullish on the underlying theses. AI infrastructure. Undersea defense. Robotics. Critical materials. None of that changed.
The stocks I trimmed? I want to own them at 20-30% lower prices.
That’s it. That’s the whole game.
Four risks converging at once.
Iran.
A cautious Fed.
Midterm cycle history.
DeepSeek V4.
Any ONE of these is enough to create a violent shakeout in high-beta names.
All FOUR together?
I’m not going to be the guy sitting on zero cash when that window opens.
30% cash. Full conviction.
Waiting to buy more $IREN $NBIS $CIFR $ONDS $OSS $RKLB.
Note: This is NOT financial advice.
@optigrab1984@Rajatsoni He is looking for new morons to buy his products so he can bet on Bitcoin. If things go south, he will rug pull MSTR and etc and keep the stack. He wins, investors lose.
@Rajatsoni Why would another company buy bitcoin knowing that Saylor can drive the asset to zero any time he wants? Who wants their company's assets vulnerable to some other person that way?
I had severely underestimated how many Bitcoin Strategy would be able to accumulate
I wonder if it would be possible for them to get to 3,000,000 BTC (~15% of the supply)
Retail isn't interested in bitcoin at all
I think Strategy could 4x their holdings before people start paying attention
They are already purchasing billions of dollars worth of Bitcoin every single week, and the price is moving sideways or down
@AshCrypto Position sizing and time horizon matter more than entry price alone. The same volatility that creates opportunity also forces most participants out before the move completes.
“If I put $100 in Bitcoin in 2010 I’d have $3B now.”
No.
If you bought $100 of Bitcoin in 2010 and watched it go to:
$1k → $100k → $2M
and did nothing
Then watched $2M go to $200k
and still did nothing
Then watched $200k go to $150M
and still did nothing
Then watched $150M wither to $25M
and still did nothing
Then watched $25M surge to $500M
and still did nothing
Then watched $500M deteriorate to $100M
Then watched $100M climb to $2B
and still did nothing
Then watched $2B shrink to $400M
and still did nothing
Then watched $400M surge to $3B
and then for some reason finally decided to do something…
Then yes, $100 in 2010 would be worth $3 billion today.
@TheBTCTherapist BTC is effectively being printed like the Fed on a bender. There are 100’s of millions of coins in circulation now through various means. 2 million coins doesn’t move the needle, it just keeps the price afloat. The crash will come soon as liquidity/new interest dries up.
I’m still waiting for someone to explain to me how over 2 million Bitcoin were purchased by ETFs and treasury companies over the last few years and we are still below $69,000.