WolfLine Salad Surgery

I point out how flagrantly Comcast has banned/censored TheWolfLine with a copy and paste evidence and my FAQs clearly on webpage that explicitly state TWL DOES NOT do what they accuse me of doing. So #1 sock puppet/errand boy of CNBC (owned by CMCSA) of course blocks the truth

@JTTheBrick “Gaming” is a fake word

Amazing that 3 former NBA Legends and the studio host are pushing “Player Props” at halftime of the #Knicks vs #Hawks game. They all have a combined sports gaming background of ZERO. What could go wrong?

@sarahadams @tyleraloevera @realMattKeens Maybe in a fight over who stinks the most

@tyleraloevera @realMattKeens One rule you should learn early in life is never fight a Sikh. The saying one is worth a thousand soldiers shouldn’t ever be ignored.

Indian Tries to Fight Me in Portugal…

@JojoKremerPR @bookies 0DTE options are $1.2 TRILLION PER DAY in notional value volume. Sports options are ~ 1/2 0DTE options on $VIX index. Do you care to comment on that? linkedin.com/pulse/explaini…

The 2026 World Cup is set to be the biggest sports betting event in history. 🌍⚽ $3.1B in legal U.S. wagers + $2.37B in prediction market trades = $5.9B total — up from just $1.8B in 2022. The numbers from @bookies are staggering 👇 bookies.com/news/2026-worl… #WorldCup2026 #SportsBetting

“Yes….I know that I’ve been wrong about everything for decades…but believe me, I’m going to be so right this time….”

@JustinWolfers The only way that tariff refunds make sense is if those retailers that are claiming victim refunds also reimburse the American families that they have been exploiting via slavery cheap imports and massive margins for the past 60 years. They also are responsible for national debt

A few thoughts about tariff refunds: motherjones.com/politics/2026/…

@ArieLJLit @ZeeContrarian1 I’ll give you an invaluable piece of advice. Learn how VIX futures work, and use the Wall Street journal only to line a bird cage.

@ArieLJLit @ZeeContrarian1 You’re welcome

VIX sub-20. Oil below $90. U.S. equities at all-time highs. That’s the reality. While headlines push chaos and escalation, markets are pricing something very different. If you’re still anchored to propaganda-especially out of Iran, you’re missing the signal. Price is truth.

@ArieLJLit @ZeeContrarian1 Leftists and similar ilk deserve every bit of pain that they get

@QuantWolfLine @ZeeContrarian1 You seem nice.

@ZeeContrarian1 @ArieLJLit Sucker born every minute

@ArieLJLit Ari; if you think anything you read on the internet especially on X, will give you an edge it means you have not been playing this game long enough. PRICED IN, PRICED IN, PRICED IN.

@ZeeContrarian1 The leftist globalist fake “economists” morons all got smoked again same as with the “tariffs”. They are either masochists or full blown retards. No third option.

@howardstutz @TheNVIndy NEV fake “regulators/legislators” are some of worst crooks in US history. And the worst part is their bribery in 75 to illegally put sports options (US federal securities) into casinos led to an absolute collective ignorance of carnivals conflated with securities including SEC

OPINION: Vegas isn't greedy. It's cruel. The Strip stopped making tourists the center of the story — and started making them the punchline. It’s killing the soul of Las Vegas. @TheNVIndy Via Bryan Driscoll thenevadaindependent.com/article/opinio…

@noahlitvin There are no such things as “prediction markets”. There are traditional options and sports options in basket A and there are nonsensical carnival guessing games in Basket B. The 2 are mutually exclusive linkedin.com/pulse/explaini…

An unusually thoughtful essay on prediction markets here. To Jeff's point, very interesting to compare the ny times homepage with polymarket's right now.

@4castersbet A long vertical Team A bull call spread (Team A -3.5 AND Team B +7.5) CANNOT be conflated in any way with guessing the color of Cardi Bs dildo or when a public figure will be killed. Is everyone at least able to understand that?

Every prediction market startup faces the same fork in the road: either it fails or takes on more legal risk. It is a rite of passage of sorts

@ProjectLincoln You continue to lose you filthy commies. Keep crying

Trump never had a plan to improve America. He just hoped you'd be too distracted to notice that he's destroying it. nytimes.com/2026/04/20/opi…

@BobbyAllyn @mansourtarek_ Sports options contracts were first listed in late 1930s, 35 years prior to traditional options in 1973. There is no such term as “gaming” in this context as that is consistent with sports options illegally put in NEV casinos in 1975. Mutually exclusive linkedin.com/pulse/explaini…

A federal class-action lawsuit against Kalshi newly refiled this month cites a now-deleted Reddit comment where @mansourtarek_ says "we also avoid anything that could be interpreted as 'gaming' (like sports), as that is illegal under federal law." documentcloud.org/documents/2806…

@JoeyMannarino Wrong statement: “and before you call me a racist…I’m not” Right statement: “I give zero fks if anyone calls me a racist”

This is INSANE!! This guy defended his girlfriend from a Somali who was trying to sexually assault her. The Somali stabbed him, and he tried to defend himself, ending up in the hospital. Scottish justice pursued him with assault charges and convicted him, ruining his criminal record, while the Somali was free and didn’t even show up. They’re bringing savage animals with animal instincts into civilized societies. This is unsustainable.

@Geo_papic You wackos really can come up with some outrageous conspiracies. You should get a hobby

In speaking with oil traders (and checking the data) it is clear that China went on a buyer's strike due to the ongoing high crude and LNG prices. Which means that Beijing loaded up its storage with low oil prices of the past 12 months and is now profiting off of the high prices by shipping its onshore supply to the rest of the world. So... uhm yeah. If this was "all about China," I guess it was "all about Making China Great Again." China has plenty of storage to weather a mutli-month disruption in crude exports. Someone should explain this to the US. Either the US is cool with a super painful recession (it clearly is not), or it will have to make a deal with Iran. At which point, China will re-fill its storage with again cheaper crude. Win-Win-Win, as Xi likes to say. "Oh but Marko, it won't have the $6-$9 discount on like 20% of its total imports anymore due to regime calibration in Venezuela and Iran." Yeah. Well done America. Way to solve that critical pillar of Chinese rise. 🤦‍♂️ (That last bit was sarcasm, if you did not catch it).

@TradingComposur I hate to break the news to you, but the “fear/greed index” is a completely made up number

If you buy and sell when everybody is buying and selling, you're the literal embodiment of retail sentiment. You're another data point for the Fear and Greed Index.

@PrinceValian8t @stats_feed That’s completely Fichte up

@stats_feed Fichte’s 1808 call for national education → Prussia’s compulsory model → Horace Mann imports it to US → Rockefeller foundation funds Education One philosopher’s blueprint for shaping obedient citizens still runs the system today.

What is, in your opinion the biggest butterfly effect ever?

The great-grandnephew of painter Vincent van Gogh, Theo van Gogh made a name for himself in the Netherlands as a provocative filmmaker. His 2004 television film "Submission" was no different, as it criticized the treatment of women in Islam and controversially featured verses of the Quran written on the bodies of naked women in protest. Both he and Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who wrote the movie's script, received death threats after the film's release, but unlike Hirsi Ali, van Gogh declined the offer of police protection. Tragically, this decision would arguably seal van Gogh's fate, as he was brutally murdered on an Amsterdam street by a radical Islamis