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@camelfinance Thanks!!

Cycles Doing Cycle Things !! Lows confirmed across the board Metals Pushing higher TA & Live Trades youtube.com/watch?v=PhMnu4… $SPX $QQQ $DJIA $XAUUSD $DXY $BTC $ETH $XRP $USO

@camelfinance Same issues unfortunately

@rationalbiohack did you try it in all caps? Also I don't get commission, I only get to benefit from the same discount as everyone else.

@camelfinance Planning a big gold order so if you get an up to date code I can ensure the commission goes to you

@rationalbiohack I guess the code expired

Encontro petróleo no meu quintal Os Estados Unidos:

@iam_catman7 They are yours now

القطة حدفتلي عيالها قدام باب الشقة ومشيت 😭

Iran drops another one.

@camelfinance I tried it on a fair few on the list it didn’t work

@rationalbiohack 1 oz not 1/10th

@camelfinance Same issue

@camelfinance Britannia was on the list I believe

@rationalbiohack It’s only on selected coins I think. The list of coins is in the pinned comment

Meet Tom, the horse who plays dead whenever someone wants to ride him..🐎😅

A family of wild Pallas's cats living in the grasslands of Qinghai Province, China.

BREAKING: At least 254 people have been killed and 1,165 wounded by Israeli attacks across Lebanon today 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/jf7llm?update=…

@RaoulGMI Too many alts now which you denied would be an issue Cycles are in control- m2 and bitcoin disconnected months ago Four year cycle lows are in October time

Total Global Liquidity is rising Global M2 is rising US Total Liquidity is rising US M2 is rising China Total Liquidity is rising ISM is rising Try not to over think it.

مسن بكستاني مصاب بالتقزم يستقبل اخته في المطار المصابه ايضاء بالتقزم في مشهد مؤثر :

He discovered the camera in the room

$AVAX wasn't a meme coin. It was considered a blue chip. Great technology. Strong fundamentals. A serious team. Down 94%. From nearly $150 in 2021 to under $9 today. And it never came close to that 2021 high throughout the last bull market. Diamond hands didn't save anyone. "Blue chip" doesn't save you. Fundamentals don't save you. Only Mechanical Rules save you by giving you a clear exit plan....

@DrCamRx Bryan Johnson seemingly looks malnourished still

Bryan Johnson. Age 48. Net Worth $200M. Invested $150M into “longevity” to look like an old lady who shops at Hot Topic. Tom Ford. 53 at the time. Net Worth $2.5 billion. “I've decided to age. [Since becoming a dad], haven’t had Botox or filler.” Looks & dresses like James Bond.

Karoline Leavitt: Ayatollah Allah Khamenei.

@websterkaroon Iran struck Saudi Arabia , uae , Doha just hours after the deal was agreed and Israel just kept attacking Lebanon This is the weakest “ceasefire” I’ve ever witnessed

Thoughts on the Ceasefire: Big Picture - This is extremely fragile. The hardest part is still ahead. There's multiple very real things that can derail this (which have also derailed previous attempts). There is certainly a real chance of success, but it's not easy or certain. Details: 1 - The biggest reason for skepticism is that Netenyahu is clearly not a fan of this. Trump's track record of saying no to him on big picture stuff like this is near zero. And we can see Israel is immediately escalating in Lebanon contrary to the terms declared by the Pakistani Prime Minister to play a spoiler. I'm sure that won't be the last attempt. 2 - I also find it questionable whether Trump and his team have the discipline or political will to deliver the type of sanctions relief Iran wants. The US government is institutionally hostile towards Iran. This isn't about individuals. You can see the second the prospect of sanctions relief came up, a great deal of Democrat & Republican anti Trumpers are using it to attack him. 3 - There's been a lot of focus on the Iranian list. This is not the text of an agreement. It's Iran's demands going in, with a clear focus on sanctions relief and making money off the Strait. There will almost certainly also be tradeoffs required from Iran. The enriched uranium stockpile will probably be the easiest to solve. Enrichment is more difficult. And any sort of concessions on missiles are very tough to imagine. It's not impossible if they can agree on the stockpile then they all agree to punt the enrichment issue (Iran will say the US recognized its right, the US will deny it, and life goes on). But if the US has demands on missiles I don't see a resolution. These are basically the same issues they've been arguing on since the first Trump admin and Pompeo's list. Not impossible there's a resolution, but I think it's reasonable to be skeptical it will be figured out in 2 weeks. 4 - It's too early to talk about winners or losers. That will be more clear in the long run. But without clear economic relief, Iran will be a loser. The situation prewar was already terrible. Now we have serious damage to Iran's industrial base. That will take a lot of time and money to solve. It's not just that. For example, a significant part of Iran's civilian airline fleet was damaged (a clear attack by Israel on the Iranian people's prosperity and standard of living, not just the regime as some naive people claim). We were already struggling to keep that working and running. Replacing those won't be cheap (and is currently constrained by sanctions). 5 - But it is inescapable that the Strait was open before this, Iran very effectively closed it (without resorting to large scale mining or sinking a ship or any of these other scenarios people previously thought about). And that was the primary leverage it used to get this ceasefire. All other things aside, that's a gain. And everyone will know that it can do that again if it's under extreme pressure. 6 - In a best case scenario in which we get a long lasting peace, there will be a lot of parallels to the early 90s. Iran will enter a period of reconstruction after a destructive war with a new Supreme Leader named Khamenei. Who takes part in that reconstruction and how it plays out will have a lot of consequences in the long run. One of the things that turned the IRGC into an economic powerhouse (not just a powerful military & political player) was taking part in that reconstruction through Khatam Al Anbiya and other institutions. Will that happen again? This was also when Iran's private sector started to finally rise again after the revolution (though it really blossomed in the 00s). How will that turn out?