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@catturd2 Ice cream gloves

If you get your political advice from this Low IQ loser - seek help.

@1Cash28 I love the Kellogg cards from back in the day. Totally underrated sets!

Here’s a Thurman Thursday card I really like. Drop a Thursday card you like below. Bonus points for a food card.

Democrat Congressman Ro Khanna argued to me that wealthy people need to pay more tax and use it to fund so called "free" programs. I posed a very simple question: What does the government do better than private enterprise? His answer claimed that NASA does more than @elonmusk, that the military does better than private enterprise (which is nonsensical since no private version exists to compare it with) and that Operation Warp Speed was evidence of government doing better than private enterprise. Again, this was nonsense in my view because not only do I disagree with the outcomes of OWS but it was free enterprise working with government. My final view: If the government asked me to look at their books and analyze their business, I’d tell them that "You not only need to be shut down, you need to be arrested because you are so incompetent you should be jailed for it." You can watch the full episode on my X page or YouTube.com/robbystarbuck

@ericlettuce @CodifyBaseball @OriolesStatist1 And i think 600+ were ignored

@CodifyBaseball @OriolesStatist1 Nearly 150 incorrect calls were fixed and we aren’t even at 10 games played for each team

ABS Challenge Win-Loss Records: 12-2 Baltimore Orioles 13-3 New York Yankees 6-2 Kansas City Royals 16-6 Minnesota Twins 5-2 Arizona Diamondbacks 9-4 Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers 8-4 Athletics 7-4 Los Angeles Dodgers 5-3 Chicago Cubs, San Francisco Giants 8-5 Tampa Bay Rays 6-4 Milwaukee Brewers 8-6 Seattle Mariners 6-5 Philadelphia Phillies, San Diego Padres 5-5 New York Mets, Colorado Rockies 4-4 Pittsburgh Pirates 6-7 Los Angeles Angels, Toronto Blue Jays 5-6 Boston Red Sox 6-8 Chicago White Sox 3-5 Texas Rangers 4-7 Miami Marlins, Houston Astros, Atlanta Braves 3-7 St. Louis Cardinals, Washington Nationals 2-10 Cleveland Guardians

@Andrew_Menaker This is spot on! Well said Andrew

Most traders think risk management is about protecting capital. That’s true… But it’s incomplete. A more powerful way to understand it: Risk management creates psychological space. And psychological space is what allows you to actually use your edge. Here’s what I mean. In trading, everything happens fast. Price moves. P&L fluctuates. Your nervous system reacts. That reaction is the stimulus. What you do next...clicking buy/sell, adding size, hesitating...that’s your response. Most traders don’t realize: Their problem isn’t strategy… it’s the lack of space between stimulus and response. 👉When risk is too large… 👉When size creeps up… 👉When too much P&L is on the line… You collapse that space. And when space collapses, something very predictable happens: You stop trading your plan And start trading your state * Urgency replaces intention * Reaction replaces execution * Emotion replaces structure This is what I see all the time in my 1:1 work. A kind of default response pattern: 👉Big green candle > > chase 👉Red P&L >> revenge or “make it back” 👉Chop >> overtrade to relieve discomfort Not because the trader lacks knowledge. But because there’s no psychological space to choose differently. Risk management changes that. Not just financially… But neurologically. When your size is aligned… When your downside is defined… When your nervous system doesn’t feel under threat… Something subtle but powerful happens: ✅You gain distance from the moment. One of my clients said it perfectly: “It feels like I have space inside now… instead of urgency.” That’s the shift. From compression... to spaciousness From reactivity... to intentionality And this is where real performance lives. Because your edge doesn’t come from: More indicators More information More prediction It comes from your ability to: ➡️Perceive clearly ➡️Decide deliberately ➡️Execute consistently None of that happens under pressure. Risk management is what makes that possible. It creates a buffer between: What the market is doing And what you feel compelled to do about it ✅That internal buffer is your edge. So instead of asking: “How much can I make on this trade?” Ask: “Does my risk allow me to stay in control of my mind?” Because if it doesn’t… You’re not trading the market. You’re trading your nervous system. And when there’s internal space… ✅You don’t need to force trades ✅You don’t need to chase moves ✅You don’t need the next trade to fix the last one You can finally do the thing that sounds simple...but isn’t: Trade from intention, not urgency. Risk management doesn’t just protect your capital. 🌟It protects your ability to choose🌟 If this post resonates, R/T, follow me, like, and BOOKMARK this post. #tradingmindset #tradingpsychology $ES_F $NQ_F $SPY $QQQ

@CardsCigarbox Do you have a website where u sell these? Love the wood display- more beautiful than the glass imo

Test driving a new Clemente display. No clue where my ‘57 is from the last 21 display I tested. 🫤

@earthcurated Prob just an effect of the glass

NOT FLAT…

@Poor_Boy01 @aj_inapi I hope we fund them even more and ban Islam

@aj_inapi @collusj The US should stop arming and or funding. Let's see what will happen

People forget this part of history. Israel defeated Egypt in war and then gave back the entire Sinai Peninsula - an area bigger than Israel itself - in exchange for peace. Israel withdrew from Gaza completely in 2005, removing its own settlements and citizens. Parts of the West Bank were handed over to Palestinian governance under the Oslo Accords. The Golan Heights wasn’t returned because Syria never made peace and the area overlooks northern Israel strategically. So the narrative that Israel just “occupies land and never gives anything back” is simply not true. Land was returned where peace was possible. Land was held where war was still the reality. That’s not ideology. That’s strategy and survival.

Why should anyone continue paying taxes into this system? 3rd world deadbeats can come here, falsely claim "asylum", stay for years, obtain citizenship and loot our Medicaid system for millions of $$$ in fraud? Illegal aliens can sneak across the border, drop an anchor baby, then stay and collect benefits? China can send pregnant women to deliver a baby here and we have to let that child eventually vote and receive benefits? I am not going to continue funding this. This is insane.

@EYakoby This is the Caliphate. It has worked so well in Europe they are now doing it here. Invade, settle in large groups, run for office, takeover government, implement Sharia. And the Uninformed Leftists are helping them do it.

For those that called April Fools/BS on me hanging it up…Thank you for knowing me so well!! ORIOLES WIN!!!Like retweet and Follow. I’ll select one lucky winner to receive this Samuel Basallo card tomorrow around noon! #Birdland

Islamic scholar in California, Uthman Farooq, has a message to Americans: “No one can stop Islam in America. This is NOT your country, this is OUR country. This is the land of Allah. If you want to live in a place with no Muslims, I suggest you go to hell.”

@jcalvinmeyer Literally 2 games ago... "Get this guy out of keadoff!! This experiment is not working!!" Ha - not you, but Orioles twitter

Taylor Ward this season: .318 BA .400 OBP .409 SLG .809 OPS 12% walk rate Small sample, but no one on the Orioles has looked better at the plate than Ward has thus far.

@OriolesStatist1 Don't think he can come up until the 9th. But i heard someone say this, i have no idea why that would be the case

How do they justify leaving Kremer down and not utilizing this injury? Without coming up for an injury he won't be available for when they'd next need a 5th SP?

BREAKING: 'No Kings' protester goes full mask off on Iran: "They have a good leader, the Ayatollah." No to a democratically elected president, yes to an Islamist dictator.

Billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya explains that once he learned the mainstream media was lying to him, he left the Democrat Party “You went from being a large Democrat donor to now a very outspoken proponent on the other side of the aisle” Chamath Palihapitiya “Yeah — This is not about politics for me, it's about the truth. There was a moment where I was basically like everybody else, and pretty brainwashed. My media diet was very much the same as everybody else's. I read the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. I watched a little bit of CNN, a little bit of CNBC, a little bit of MSNBC, a little bit of CBS Economist. Every now and then you encounter it on a plane and you think you know what's going on, and I had a perception of Donald Trump initially, from the moment he walked down the staircase in Trump Tower to announce. And then over the course of 6-7 years, I realized that some of those fundamental things that I was told about him were just totally false. And there was enough content online where I was almost afraid, but it started with Charlottesville. I was almost afraid to look at it because I'm like, I think I was lied to. And then I saw it. I saw what he said, but then I saw the portrayal. I had originally believed that portrayal until I saw the truth. And then I just started to go down that rabbit hole. So for me, it was an evolution where I was like, I can't believe I'm being lied to by this group of people whose sole responsibility is to hold truth, to power. The key word there is truth to power, not your perception or your desires. And I just think that that, that, I mean, red-pilled me, I guess in a way”

“Fair” in that framework isn’t about what’s earned, agreed to, or produced. It’s about what can be taken without immediate collapse. If you can remove $135 million from someone and they’re still standing, it gets labeled “reasonable.” If you can redistribute it and make others feel helped, it gets labeled “just.” The standard isn’t rights. It’s tolerance for extraction. That flips the moral question entirely. Instead of asking, “Who created the value?” it asks, “How much can we take before it hurts too much?” Instead of voluntary exchange, it becomes calibrated coercion. And once that’s the premise, there’s no limiting principle. Because “you’re still rich” is infinitely elastic. There’s always more that “won’t kill you,” which means there’s always more that can be taken. So fairness stops meaning equality before the law and becomes a moving target based on envy, optics, and political leverage.

How to avoid being executed by Israel: Step 1: Don't kill Israeli citizens in a terrorist attack.