Gregory Chang

@Sophie_insta Is this is what’s called a transactional relationship.

¿Sabías que los hombres maduros de Estados unidos 🇺🇸 cansados de las exigencias de mujeres de su propio País buscan esposa 20 o 30 años más jóvenes en países como Tailandia 🇹🇭 o Filipinas 🇵🇭 ? 🔴¿Que opinas de este hack?

@Louay3212 Can’t buy me love.

مليونير إفريقي يسافر خصيصًا لفيتنام بعد ما أُعجب بفتاة يدخل بيت أهلها ويعرض الزواج أمام الجميع ويعدهم بتحويل حياتهم من الفقر إلى ثراء فاحش يحاول إقناعها بكل الطرق وسط ترقب العائلة لكن في لحظة حاسمة تقطع كل التوقعات بردة فعل صادمة قلبت الأجواء رأسًا على عقب وتركت الأم والعمة وكل الأقارب في حالة حزن وذهول كبير النهاية التي لم يتوقعها أحد

@jeremyct For another point of view check out the classic film Holiday (1938).

Just rented a girlfriend and paid her $20,000 to be in a one month relationship Needed this break from crypto

@LawGorman @Skylarjderouen Not me that’s why I need a savior. “I came to call sinners to repentance”.

@cha12771 @Skylarjderouen It’s a good thing you alone are without sin.

As a sugar daddy living in Rio 🇧🇷, I’d say the women here have the best cost-to-hotness ratio. It’s nothing short of incredible.

@theficouple @jonbrooks Not if you have a family and living in Newport Beach.

@jonbrooks Could be $16,000/mo of income. Sounds pretty set to life to me

Net-worth breakdown in 2026: $850k: Comfortable $1.5 million: Rich $2 million: Semi-wealthy $2.8 million: Set for life ...Do you agree?

@Skylarjderouen You’re welcome! If you don’t mind I will say a prayer for you tonight.

@cha12771 Cheers 🍻 bro. Thank you.

@SubtleInduction @SmedleyButlerUS I sold all my 30 year treasuries which was providing me adequate income for my expenses so if rates do drop I have to slightly dip into principle for expenses and it’s expensive to live in California.

@SmedleyButlerUS @cha12771 I just want to know if you are actually trading this view

Gold/Bonds versus Rates Currently the exact same profile as the 1981/2 Volcker Peak and the 2007/8 GFC. At a certain point, proving this thesis over and over again >5,000 times is going to get too boring to continue. We know what will happen by now. It's a matter of time.

@Skylarjderouen By the way, thank you for your service.

@Skylarjderouen I may be missing out but I do believe it is appointed for man once to die and then judgement. Read the Book of John just once and if it doesn’t resonate then enjoy yourself while you can.

@theficouple A fund of distressed corporate bonds doesn’t even pay anything close to 16%.

Our friend bought a car for $95,000: Financed it at 4.9% for 72 months & total payment is $1,150/mo. Instead of paying cash, they invested in a fund that pays ~16% interest. They will use interest from the fund to cover the ~$14,000/yr payment. ...Would you do the same!?

@SmedleyButlerUS @SubtleInduction The chart is showing a potential top. For me the character of the market is implying a break through resistance.

@SubtleInduction The chart is showing a top in rates -that's the connection between the 80s and now, not 20% rates

@commonsenseplay I had a trade that was profitable but I had to hold it for a few years. I was down 15% at one point and I did not outperform money market. I viewed it as a losing trade. You may be in a similar position. Profitable overall, but a lot of pain in the meantime.

$TLT is a 12 month trade for me. So far YTD $TLT is actually slightly in profit. While the $QQQ is down nearly 5% and the $SPY IS down 4%. In 2026 Bonds will continue to outperform Equities. Judge this trade on Dec 31st 2026.

@markminervini I don’t have the guts to short but I think you’re on the right track. Good trading.

Some people have commented on my oil short last and maybe forget that I said I would not carry overnight risk unless I was at a good size profit and oil had a bad close. The trade already paid for the risk as I captured a profit intraday. I am no longer short oil, but will look for another opportunity. If you want to make big money trading, the first thing you need to do is get off being right or wrong and focus on risk versus reward. I'm wrong just as often as I am right. So pointing out that I may have made a mistake on one of my trades is meaningless, and just reveals you're an amateur.

@commonsenseplay @Finntrade169762 That’s actually not bad considering how $TLT is trading well below all the major moving averages and is in position to attack the lows. Should be a gap down on Monday based on Friday’s bond trading.

@Finntrade169762 I'm flat on $TLT (including dividends).

$OKLO - Back in October this was a $20 billion dollar company. Their whole office is smaller than a Wendy's. I shorted this stupid bubble and made 120% returns over the last few months as the bubble finally burst. Dropped from $190 to now sub $50. Hope you listened.

@PeterSchiff Bond prices were also revised lower.

As usual, a better-than-expected Mar. jobs report, likely to be revised lower, grabs the headlines, masking the downward revision to Feb. 43% of the new jobs were in healthcare, while labor force participation and the annual rise in average earnings were the lowest in five years.

@tommyis @KHerriage Bonds sure adjusted lower.

@KHerriage One inaccurate job number does not change anything, everybody knows the number is likely to be adjusted downwards

Our call: if you’re bearish on the US economy & equity markets for the rest of 2026 it’s going to be a very tough 9 months.

@HayekAndKeynes The biggest problem with high yield is not the credit quality it’s rising interest rates.

It’s still amazing to me how little credit spreads have moved on this You can see COVID, 2022, liberation day, and then this. It’s been a non-event

@jordanfogel Tell him to just stash it away in a good tech fund like $VGT for 25 years. He will outperform 95 % of all options traders.

Had dinner with a guy last week. 38. Engineer at a tech company. $220k salary. He's been paper trading options for two years. Waiting until he's "ready." I asked him what ready looked like. He said he wanted to understand every Greek, every strategy, every edge case before putting real money in. I get it. But here's the problem: Two years of paper trading is two years of premium you didn't collect. If he'd started with $25k and sold conservative spreads at 1-2% monthly, that's $250-$500/month for 24 months. Real money. Real compounding. Real reps. Instead he has a perfect paper portfolio and zero live experience. Here's what I would've done: Start with 10% of what you're willing to risk. Make the trades real. Feel the P&L move. Learn what it's like to hold a position through a volatile morning. You don't learn options by studying them. You learn them by trading them — with stakes small enough that a loss won't hurt you and real enough that it will. Preparation is good. Permanent preparation is just fear with a better name.

@mikemcglone11 Sell gold and park in a money market which has been outperforming long term treasuries.

I'm not supposed to give investment advice, but compliance has never said I can't suggest overweighting US Treasuries :) Tinderbox Seeking a Spark: US Treasuries vs. Gold A basic factor may be all that's needed to spur some reversion from the lowest US Treasury prices vs. gold since 1982: a modest rebound in stock-market volatility. The ancient store of value, which has outperformed most assets and commodities for decades -- notably risk adjusted -- may have run its course. Gold has achieved its highest-ever status vs. the Bloomberg Commodity Spot Index (in data since 1960) and is stretched vs. most moving averages, last comparable to its roughly $850-an-ounce peak in 1980. That apex lasted until 2008. I see parallels. The graphic highlights the lowest Bloomberg US Treasury Total Return Index vs. gold since 1982. Is it time to sell gold and buy Treasuries? My bias leans that way due to the highest US stock market cap-to-GDP in about a century, buried volatility and rolling-over Bitcoin. Full report on the Bloomberg here: blinks.bloomberg.com/news/stories/t… {BI COMD} #gold #bonds #stockmarket @BBGIntelligence