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@blondebroker1 $AMD is coming up

$META dump $MSFT pump and dump $GOOGL pump $AMZN pump and dump $QCOM drop Not a great day for earnings

@strengthPlan I've been dollar cost averaging $tsla around $370 range. Have accumulated around 3000 shares so far past 30 days. Let's see what May and June brings.

We’ve done everything Tesla asked us to do: 1. Go all-in Tesla stock 2. Buy a Tesla 3. Buy FSD 4. Post FSD videos 5. Hold Tesla stock 9 years 6. Defend Tesla/elon musk against family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, strangers. Fight everyone and share the truth about Tesla 7. Engage and share the love of Tesla 8. Watch 4 hours of Herbert a day 9. Spend all waking hours studying Tesla 10. Dream what we would do when Tesla stock is $2500 Tesla stock still remains down Sounds like Tesla stock is the one lacking not us #tsla

@YodaStockInvest I would sell $amd before earnings.

Should I trim my 65% $AMD position BEFORE earnings? This stock always goes down after.

@ACInvestorBlog $AMD will trade sideways

$AMD Gap filled. Is the stock set for a new bullish move tomorrow, or will it trade sideways ?

@kimmonismus This isn’t a job people strive to want

Holy. Thousands of RobotEra L7 humanoid robots to enter service across 10+ logistics centers performing sorting tasks. And people still think their blue collar jobs are safe.

@GeddesLiza @OopsGuess Exactly, this is deterrence

@HALIX000 @OopsGuess They will not invade Why do they need to invade? Paranoid thinking

China is no longer using polite diplomatic language toward Japan. Beijing is openly asking whether Japan is trying to repeat history and once again become the source of disaster in East Asia. That is not routine rhetoric. That is a warning. Japan keeps pretending it is a “peaceful country,” while expanding military power, rewriting security doctrine, talking about long-war preparation, and dragging Taiwan into its own remilitarization fantasy. China’s Foreign Ministry called it exactly what it is: war mobilization, war cries, and the shadow of Japanese militarism returning in modern clothing. And honestly, Japan should be grateful China is not the United States. Because under America’s own logic, if a country claims another region’s conflict is “its own emergency,” expands military capability, flirts with nuclear potential, and openly prepares for war near your borders, that is already enough for Washington to scream “preventive action.” The U.S. can bomb Iran, assassinate leaders, sanction entire nations, and call it national security. But when China warns Japan not to revive the same militarist logic that once devastated Asia, suddenly everyone wants “restraint.” But China is not bombing Tokyo. It is just warning the world. The last time Japan dressed aggression as national destiny, Asia paid in blood. No one owes Japan amnesia.

@HeLiuLeo Singapore is not missing, they keeping it low key. Don’t want to get caught with the hair dryer again

The east is rising, but not China. It’s Korea, Japan and Taiwan. Also interesting that Singapore is somewhat missing from this round of AI growth.

@Tesler914 I’d never purchase a CCP backed car brand.

Not good for Tesla.

@alc2022 Are you still living in your mom’s basement?

I'm not selling a single $AMD share I held last year when it was at $75 I'm now up 80X And I'm positioned to ride $AMD up all the way to $2,000 and beyond

@D162Michele We’ve already seen the CCP weapons in Iran.

Is China’s military as strong as it looks? Yes, otherwise why is America so scared of China?

@The_RockTrading Wishful thinking

$TSLA About to take off soon. 400.

@amitisinvesting congratulations, now let's short

$NVDA Nvidia has hit all time highs. Congrats to everyone on the journey. The most important company on the planet at the center of AI has been doubted routinely but if you believe in a techno-optimistic future, it’s hard to be bearish Nvidia. As Jensen said a month ago: “You can’t hold the stock back. You just can’t. The world needs more compute.” LFG.

@unusual_whales it's the CCP

“The overall percentage of Americans viewing China as an enemy dropped from 42% in 2024 to 28% now," per Axios.

@amitisinvesting not so fast sherlock

$NVDA Nvidia after hours continuing to climb. $5.26T company. I would imagine Jensen is smiling a little today, the stock has been essentially flat for the past 7 months. Seems like investors are realizing that it is very hard to be bullish on AI, capex, semiconductors, and more without having exposure to the company at the center of it. That doesn't mean that company will outperform many smaller names that simply have an easier path to doubling/tripling/etc. but it does mean that the most important one of those companies did not deserve to trade at 15x fwd after the greatest earnings in the history of the stock market. An incredible story that will compound at 80% growth, reaccelerating, going into Q1 earnings this year.

@RTSG_News you're kidding right?

🇨🇳 Xi Jinping: "Democracy is a common value of humanity and an ideal that has always been cherished by the Communist Party of China and the Chinese people." "Over the past hundred years, the Party has led the people in realizing people’s democracy in China. The Chinese people now truly hold in their hands their own future and that of society and the country. The people’s status as masters of the country is the essence of people’s democracy." Follow: @RTSG_News

@na_option it's correcting this week son

Gave it back.. boy once market starts to correct, $TSLA is going to take it big

@XH_Lee23 Their car industry is about to implode, just like their real estate market.

U.S. Senator Rick Scott, "Blocking the Strait of Hormuz is fine from my standpoint. If no oil ever goes to China again, and their economy is destroyed, that would be a really wonderful day for me."🤡🤡🤡 Truth is their economy is crippling, ours is still going up, even faster.

@HealthRanger temu cars...

This is why Ford is obsolete. China makes better quality vehicles at a fraction of the cost.

@Jay83214566 Just ignore the CCP. Just let them do business with other communists.

China — the world’s most subsidized economy — is threatening to retaliate against the EU’s “Made in Europe” plan, calling it protectionist. This from a country running a record $148B trade surplus with Europe in just Q1 2026, flooding EU markets with state-subsidized EVs and green tech, while blocking European firms at home. China never played by the roles.The EU is finally pushing back. Good.