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The more the Nasdaq Composite Index has declined, the more Nasdaq 100 Index company insiders have bought. Make of it what you will. @sentimentrader

$AIPO

Does Tech dig in here relative to Energy?

@Beyond_Charting @avsprashant19 breakdown coming

@avsprashant19 $enph is my only red position today but I still like the structure and confirmation of support. It is an odd outlier with seemingly nothing behind the move.

From "help is on the way” for Iranian protestors to threatening war crimes against an entire population. The United States is being run by a maniacal tyrant hell bent on destroying this country and the world along with it.

@BobLoukas Too may think this Bobby mwbf

Taco Cycle Low is likely in.

$URA/$SPX500, M. JUST GETTING STARTED. BUCKLE UP FOLKS. #URA #URNM #URANIUM

@greywaver How is this chart looking now ? Still long tan?

@sam_gatlin You have always been ahead of the curve my bru

@jhong The limiting factor will shift from chips to energy on Earth, then back to chips when space solar (star) power is unlocked

$TAN Will the LT BULL channel stay intact?

@AnishA_Moonka You incorrectly equate desire for relationships with a desire to be known and admired.. very different and actually opposing things.. those that seek admiration probably don’t do well in the friends department

The desire to be known is one of the most replicated findings in all of psychology. And the research on what happens when you suppress it is brutal. In 1995, psychologists Roy Baumeister and Mark Leary published a paper called “The Need to Belong.” It’s been cited over 21,000 times, which makes it one of the most referenced papers in the entire field. Their conclusion was blunt: the drive to form and maintain relationships is as basic to humans as food or shelter. Take that away, and people start to deteriorate. Thinking gets worse. Mood collapses. Health follows. And the health part isn’t metaphorical. In 2010, a researcher named Julianne Holt-Lunstad at Brigham Young combined the results of 148 separate studies (a method called meta-analysis, basically the gold standard for settling scientific debates) and found that strong social connections increase your odds of survival by 50%. Her 2015 follow-up put hard numbers on the flip side: social isolation raises your risk of dying early by about 29%. Loneliness, by 26%. Those numbers land in the same range as obesity and physical inactivity. You’ve probably seen the “loneliness is like smoking 15 cigarettes a day” comparison. Holt-Lunstad herself has said that line oversimplifies her data, but the core finding holds. Your body treats isolation like a threat. Chronic loneliness floods your system with cortisol (the hormone your body releases when it’s stressed). Stay in that state long enough and it triggers inflammation throughout your body, weakens your ability to fight off infections, and starts damaging the insulation around your nerve fibers, the coating that lets different parts of your brain talk to each other quickly. Lonely people show changes at the genetic level too: the genes responsible for fighting viruses become less active while the ones that drive inflammation become more active. In 2025, the WHO found that roughly 1 in 6 people worldwide experience loneliness and declared it a global public health priority. Here’s the part I keep coming back to. The philosophical traditions this tweet vaguely waves at actually teach the opposite of what it’s claiming. Stoic apatheia (their term for freedom from destructive emotions) was never about pulling away from people. The Stoics taught that engaging with your community is central to living well. Same with Buddhism. Non-attachment doesn’t mean you stop caring about people. A 2010 study out of UC Davis built a psychological scale to measure non-attachment and found something that surprised even the researchers: people who scored highest on it had more compassion, more kindness, and better relationships. Less depression. Less anxiety. Non-attachment means you stop white-knuckling specific outcomes. You don’t stop loving people. Maslow got here too, right at the end. Most people know his pyramid of human needs, the one that puts self-actualization (reaching your full individual potential) at the top. But in 1969, a year before he died, he quietly added a level above it: self-transcendence. He described it as moving past your own ego and identifying with all of humanity. The peak of human development, in Maslow’s final thinking, was deeper connection to everyone around you. A 2025 study combining data from 26 separate studies and over 68,000 students found that programs designed to build a sense of belonging improved mental health for about 1 in every 3 people. Thirty years of research say wanting to be understood might be the thing keeping you alive.

@TJStats Max meyer or river Ryan in 12 team dynasty?

River Ryan keeps looking excellent following his return from TJS The Dodgers righty struck out 5 over 4 IP today as he sat 97-98 MPH on his fastball and dished a healthy serving of sliders. He has one of the highest ceilings of any pitching prospect in baseball!

@FinanceLancelot Crypto moving lower on your tweet

@Reformed_Trader This is how I’m seeing it my bru.. x.com/precisionpivot…

While everyone freaks out about oil up 26% and SP Futes down over 2%, crypto is out there chilling so far like nothing is happening

hard to panic when $eth looks like this

@PartTimeCharts It’s true you have some of the best analysis out there

X is a tough place, man. I am almost certainly one of the top TA accounts out there, with call after call coming to fruition. But most weeks it feels like I get about three likes per post. Honestly feel like deleting this shit and just getting rich on my own.

$DRIV

$HYG at support

$USO $OIL at long term resistance

@market_sleuth I was in his Patreon I left in early Feb because he was wrong on all his calls tost nflx Mara etc.. got hamboned because of him

I hope Blake is ok. He hasn’t posted in a month which is very unusual. He typically posted several times a day but stopped in early Feb. Great trader. 🙏🏼