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@qcapital2020 "Nature's clean up crew" "Make way for new beginnings" 😰😥😭

@CatNyanpital @buccocapital It's like all the idiots going around thinking they're invincible because they have a gun and watched one too many John Wick movies, not realizing every other idiot on the road also can get a gun. In the end, who wins? Rhetorical.

@buccocapital You have described competitive necessity. People have confused AI for giving people a competitive advantage. But everyone has that power.

This is why everyone is so exhausted at work Your company is scrambling to adopt AI in order to keep up with its competitors. You are scrambling to adopt AI to maintain parity with your peers. Nobody is gaining an advantage, everyone is just getting fitter

Got a question. Are these mostly algorithmic, where the action is indiscriminate, or are these human traders coordinating to drive price a certain way? Because if it's humans, I just can't imagine how everyone can be on the same page and drive price a certain direction for such a prolonged period without some effort to coordinate.

the thing you have to understand about $igv is that a lot of money is very invested in propagating a certain narrative until they move on from the trade 3 months max and we will be hearing about how top software operators are now more moated than ever

@zendaimyo @anonymouskeepit @dampedspring x.com/negligible_cap…

@anonymouskeepit @dampedspring ? no there wasnt

Man the $IGV bulls got rugged today on the open today and taking another leg down. Still a buyer below. Weird action tbh

@GrahamSchroeder @DeItaone Warned them as in "stop doing it". At least that's what it sounds like. This is implicit admission/confirmation that they are, in fact, "insider trading". But we all knew that already.

@DeItaone Warned them as in gave them a heads up to place their bets?

WHITE HOUSE WARNED STAFF LAST MONTH ABOUT FUTURES & PREDICTION MARKET BETS AMID IRAN WAR: WSJ

The "elites" used their IVY league educated quants to financially engineer these short term gambling products to entice the low IQ retail to trade more, and the retail thinks THIS is their weapon to take on the elites. 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤡🤡 Meanwhile CME and CBOE continues to mint profits as the idiots gamble instead of investing.

@Cycle_Watcher Retail have discovered 0dte puts... and finally the fantasy of "taking on the elites" might actually happen, because this is the one way to really hurt the elites.

Both Citadel and JPM noting a change in the behavior of Retail over the past month... "Today’s relief rally brings confirmation that the shift in retail behavior that we have observed over the past month is persisting: retail moved from ‘buying the dip’ (e.g. this time last year), to now skipping the dips, selling into rallies, and positioning more defensively, report. Overall, retail activity remained extremely subdued this week, driven by net selling in single stocks and weak ETF purchases. Even more so today, despite oil posting its largest decline since 2020 and VIX breaking below 20, intraday retail flows showed no signs of strengthening." (JPM) "The most notable change has been a decisive rotation into puts. Over the past two weeks, total retail put activity has surged to the 99th percentile relative to all other 10-day trading periods since the start of 2020. Call activity has simultaneously fallen into the 70th percentile (in just the 13th percentile versus the past 1 year). This divergence culminated in a rare inflection point on April 2nd, when more puts than calls were traded by retail at Citadel Securities – only the sixth such occurrence in the history of our platform." (Citadel)

@KWend_nwo @SmartScience So everyone should work for free while you get paid, right? Would YOU ever do something for free? I have a feeling you're not that kind of guy. So why do you expect others to do so?

@SmartScience Good. Fast track it then give the technology to the world. Not for profit. For the betterment of humanity. That is how scientific develpments should work. Imagine a world where all new scientific discoveries were shared for the greater good.

German medical researchers have engineered a novel, injectable hydrogel designed to stimulate the biological regeneration of articular cartilage. This non-surgical approach aims to directly repair joint damage and restore natural cushioning without relying on invasive and costly joint replacement procedures. Orthopedic experts note that osteoarthritis and cartilage degradation affect hundreds of millions globally, often leading to debilitating pain and limited mobility. By utilizing a bioactive matrix that encourages the body's own stem cells to multiply and differentiate into healthy tissue, this gel could drastically shift treatment paradigms away from artificial implants. The underlying technology relies on a specialized polymer network that seamlessly mimics the natural extracellular environment of human joints. Once introduced to the affected area, it acts as a supportive structural scaffold, safely dissolving over time as fresh, healthy cartilage takes its place. Early clinical observations report a significant reduction in chronic joint inflammation and a much faster return to pain-free movement for affected participants. Unlike traditional surgical interventions, which frequently require months of strenuous physical therapy, this minimally invasive procedure could allow for an incredibly rapid recovery window. While currently advancing through rigorous regulatory testing phases, the successful commercialization of this regenerative therapy could save global healthcare systems billions in surgical and rehabilitation costs. It offers a highly promising future where debilitating joint conditions are managed with a simple outpatient visit, permanently restoring active lifestyles for aging populations and athletes alike. If this non-surgical treatment becomes widely available, how would the ability to naturally regrow joint cartilage change your approach to staying active?

Not just that. Say they DO bottom the bottom tick, more or less. Next day or two the market rips 12% to the upside and they'll tighten up their stops to "protect their gains". Well, the market does dip back, their stops get triggered, only to see the market rip back to the upside in the subsequent days. And those guys are left begging for another crash. Seen this happen over and over. Scared people that want the world to burn because they got left out, basically.

@evrgn11112231 Cause they’re afraid and sick of the chop and hope that if it crashes they can buy the dip and get rich easy. What they don’t realize is that if the market crashes the last thing they’ll want to do is buy stocks.

Why do so many of you seem to be begging for the market to crash? It’s weird.

@evrgn11112231 @blockchaingod69 You are both right.

@blockchaingod69 Most will never buy though they just get louder the lower the price goes

@theroberthu @elerianm Guessing those rich people all pretty much know each other, hear the same thing, have the same contacts, etc

@elerianm How does 40% of a fund want out at the same time?

A lot of chatter this morning already on the latest Blue Owl news (below), centered as much on the size of investor redemption requests as on the imposition of additional withdrawal caps. #economy #privatecredit #markets

With more and more option volumes dominating markets, unlikely. Exchanges only interested in pushing out gambling products getting shorter and shorter in duration, 24/5 trading hours, even sports betting sites now offering financial products, techies jumping into markets with their A.I. toys, and retail who's only interested in short term trading as opposed to investing, I'm afraid +/- 5% is the least of our worries. The very movement of price would be reduced to simply binary options. Hope I'm wrong.

@SethLiebert @P_Remarks 😅🤣😂

@P_Remarks psycho

Me to my wife when she asks me to take out the garbage and I do it immediately instead of sitting for another 5 minutes

Hope you're right. But the increasing change in market participants, whether it be retail volume, algo, and now A.I., and the ever increasing options volume/dynamic, I feel like markets and how we interact with it might be different in the future. Many floor traders found it difficult, and outright quit, when markets transitioned to electronic. I won't lie, I fear for such a transformative change that "might" happen in the future.

No I think everything is cyclical and each year we experience some kind of new distortion that eventually corrects. Speed of corrections also change (sometimes they happen quickly sometimes distortions last for years - see TSLA, crypto, wmt, uk small caps, etc). Every new thing feels permanent and rarely is.

It’s possible for all of these things to be true, simultaneously: 1) the market can behave for periods of time in ways that seem irrational, stupid and broken (just remember it’s true both when you are making money but also losing money) 2) good investors can find this oscillation frustrating and annoying (seems like a reasonable human reaction) 3) good investors can still figure out how to monetize it

Kind of off topic but would like your input on it. So long time participants understand the market to be an "emotional" beast. Ebbs and flows of fear and exuberance, and eventually mean reverting to "fair value". My question is, in the coming age of A.I., where more and more people are using A.I. to engage with the market, ex, or current tech workers using their toys to game the market and what not, do you think this emotional/irrational component of the market will eventually fade away? My ultimate worry is the very price movement itself will simply cease to exist, and just a set of binary outcomes. What do you think?

Markets are somewhat always crazy and irrational which is kind of a valid point to internalize. Volatility and over and under reacting is in its nature so a rational person should expect that and to get humbled by it. You can know this deeply but also reasonably get annoyed by the lived dynamic or its persistence. Just don’t let it cloud your judgment.

Covid, specifically. With everyone cooped up indoors, they all turned to social media. With everyone looking at the same things, many people picked up interests in all the same things. Stock trading, muscle building, and even set of morals and values. The "profession" of influencers and streamers also hit the stratosphere. I think these things would have happened with or without Trump. Lock everyone inside their houses, give them a phone and social media, you're gonna get them hooked on all the same hobbies, interests, mindset, etc.

@TheIronCodex @icewater1514x @pubity Except don't pray for him

YouTuber Jeff Nippard has announced the sudden passing of his fiancée, Stephanie. She was 36 years old.

@k3ithmccullough @buccocapital So who'll be the joker

@buccocapital If it's so simple, why haven't you done it already?

It’s simple. We, uh, kill Claude

Either that, or we need to make any products/services by A.I. free. If a person is working the cashier, for example, that person is working for survival. If a robot is working the cashier, does the robot need sustenance? Anyways, the problem with this country is handing out the "tools and techniques" to anyone and everyone before teaching character/morals/values. Look how everyone is abusing everything just for their own benefit, while it crumbles everything for others. I worry we're already too late to catch up to the repurcussions of A.I.

@buccocapital Eventually we will need to tax the AI companies for their negative effects on the labor force and society at large. A “labor dividend” we can call it. Just take it off their gross revenues and say “deal with it or we nationalize all of you.”

You’re nuts if you think UBI is coming You think the American heartland is going to airdrop the laptop class free money after they gutted manufacturing and left these entire states for dead? Brother you are on your OWN!! Better start saving up

@Vuzhteetz @buccocapital Don't think he's joking. Guy's a liberal, if not outright progressive/socialist.

@buccocapital You joke but AI will be the reason we end up with AOC as president in 2028 or2032

@DigitalAssetAd_ @TheBronxViking Well, I mean it's a forecast on volatility, not direction.

@TheBronxViking COULD GO UP OR DOWN GREAT CALL

S&P dealer gamma just cratered to $200M after OpEx 📉 The 2-year average is $5.2 BILLION. That means the market’s shock absorbers just got ripped out. Dealers aren’t hedging, they aren’t pinning strikes, they aren’t dampening moves. Next week price can move FAST/see follow through in either direction ⚡️ Every time gamma has dropped near zero on this chart the market either ripped or dumped violently. The direction depends on what catalyst shows up — but the SIZE of the move will be bigger than normal until dealers reposition. Buckle up 🤝🎢