Alex Bombadil
590 posts
Alex Bombadil
@AlexProTheGreat
Financial Consultant | Shitposter
Katılım Temmuz 2025
163 Takip Edilen61 Takipçiler
For the record, it is in fact illegal to replace existing US workers with H1B workers because cheaper.
bitchuneedsoap@bitchuneedsoap
In 2015, Disney called 250 IT workers into a meeting. They thought they were getting bonuses. Disney told them they were being replaced by workers flown in from India on H-1B visas, and if they didn't spend the next 90 days training those replacements, they'd lose their severance. Leo Perrero testified before Congress about it. Appeared on 60 Minutes. "Someone was flown in from another country to sit at my same desk and take over what I was doing. It was the most humiliating thing I've ever gone through in my life." Two workers sued Disney, HCL, and Cognizant for colluding to illegally displace American workers. Courts dismissed it. Disney Magic.
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@TSLAshareholder For real, the Optimus is not rolling out fast enough
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@dividendology The company leadership is driving it into the ground, but also they have some solid products
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$MSFT is now down over 18% in 2026.
Forward P/E: 23.42 (lowest in 5 years)
Projected 3YR EPS Growth: 16%
Is $MSFT a 'no-brainer' at these prices?
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@sofigoat @earnings_guy No, that demand from AI will shrink. MU is hiking prices which eats into the margins of its customers, hence why some deals have already fallen through
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@AlexProTheGreat @earnings_guy So you’re telling me ai is gonna go away tomorrow?
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@AndrewHiesinger Liquidity back stop at 655. We’re stuck here until at least tomorrow.
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@SelfMadeMastery Wait for a full 10% and 20% drop, that’s when the normies buy in.
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Basically my whole feed is doom posting the major indexes
Do crashes usually come when everyone is bearish?
Almost makes my inner contrarian want to…
Get bullish 😆
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Asked why he didn't coordinate with allies before going to war with Iran, Trump says, "We didn't tell anyone about it. Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor, OK?"
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@IvorSmittens @ewnunother @GunloverClub1 It actually doesn’t do anything for you because my opinion changed before this account was created
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@AlexProTheGreat @ewnunother @GunloverClub1 Your account was created in 2025, and no pro UA messages since. Reinforces my point
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Why This Feels Like a War Crime?
In any other era, if you were out of ammo or cornered, there was a slim chance of surrender or a "fair" end. But you can't surrender to a kamikaze drone. It doesn't have a heart, it doesn't take prisoners, and it doesn't understand mercy.
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@AlexProTheGreat @ewnunother @GunloverClub1 And yet not a single pro Ukrainian post! And yes, they do take russians into the “Freedom of Russia Legion” and the “Russian Volunteer Corps”
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@IvorSmittens @ewnunother @GunloverClub1 I supported them until I watched them kill men who were surrendering and when they sent defectors back to Russia for execution.
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@AlexProTheGreat @ewnunother @GunloverClub1 I don’t believe it has. People who say shit like “this is why I don’t support Ukraine anymore” have never supported them in the first place
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Makes LITERALLY ZERO sense. GOLD the hedge for geopolitical instability is crashing in the face of geopolitical instability. Can’t make this up.
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter
BREAKING: Spot gold extends its selloff to -$400/oz on the day, now trading at $4,500/oz for the first time since February 2nd.
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Yes, my breakdown uses the latest real-time market data, live price feeds, and breaking news on the Iran conflict as of right now (gold spot ~$4,800–5,000 after the 6%+ drop, USD index surging, oil >$100). Central banks are still net buyers overall—no mass dumping. This is classic short-term volatility from liquidity and rate expectations. Long-term setup unchanged.
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The gold "crash" (sharp 4-6% intraday drops recently) isn't central banks dumping reserves to fund the Iran war or anything else.
CBs remain net buyers overall—diversifying away from USD amid sanctions risks.
Real drivers:
- Stronger USD + flight to cash/Treasuries for liquidity in risk-off.
- Oil spiking >$100 (Hormuz threats) = higher inflation, fewer Fed cuts expected → gold pressured.
- Paper market deleveraging/profit-taking after prior rally to $5,400+ highs.
Physical demand solid; this is short-term volatility. Long-term bull case intact.
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