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@Liathetrader Couldn't agree more. I respect doctors a lot, but the system is broken. I put my gene report into AI and learned more practical, personalized info than I ever have in doctors appointments. And it lets me explore things in depth and at my own pace. Total game changer

I do not have a general practician. Honestly, after 4 years of pre-med and 1 year of post bachelor studies in health related field, my visits to GP were always extremely disappointing. They didn't know much more than me. I had to explain to them things and tell them about tests, nutrition, etc. Now, I use complex function health blood work test and AI translating those, suggesting food, supplements and more tests to do. If I see something "too off" I go straight to a specialist. Invest in AI health companies. That's the future. (You don't even need the education with AI).

Honored to walk at the Persian Parade in NYC - carrying the faces of those killed by the Islamic Republic and refusing to let them be forgotten.

@ExaltedFoks so we’re just pretending Astoria doesn’t exist

For the last five years I've been working on what can only be described as a post-modern art project, saving every place around NYC I've ever enjoyed, walked past, or been recommended. The result is an absolutely unusable mess that I continue to add to out of sheer hubris

Omid is right. The suffering of the Iranian people is too often reduced to a reflection of how we feel about Trump or Israel. To view their inalienable right to self-determination through an ideological prism turns them into political pawns and obscures their humanity.

$LABU 🎯

@_ms_izzy Thinking about you. What an absolute nightmare 😞

I’m getting tired of being told “you’re Canadian” or you live in Canada. Dispora Lebanese are still Lebanese. Our families are still in Lebanon. We still want to return to Lebanon. I missed out on seeing my grandparents, growing up with my cousins, experiencing home. We love Lebanon just as much if not more because we lost out on experiences we’ll never get to have. I would do anything to at least have had breakfast with my grandparents.

As an Iranian who stayed connected through Starlink during the total internet blackout, I want to wholeheartedly confirm what President Trump just said: "The Iranian people want to be free. They have lived in a world that you know NOTHING about." For 47 years, my people have endured systematic torture, rape, murder, humiliation, anxiety, suppression, and grief under the Islamic Republic. It’s been a long, grinding suffering — punctuated by brutal spikes like the January protests, mass executions, and now war. The world has no idea of the scale or depth of these horrors. Only when this evil regime finally falls will the full truth pour out — in quality and quantity that will shock humanity. We have now reached a point where almost no cost is too great if it rids us of this regime. Because the cost of it staying in power is infinitely higher. If you’re reading this and you can’t understand how any Iranian could feel relief at their own country losing a war and getting bombed… I envy you. You have never lived what we have lived. You have never watched your people, friends, family, and loved ones get tortured, raped, or killed almost daily and over half a century. You have never seen an entire nation slowly but brutally suffocated like this. We tried every alternative imaginable: massive protests, dissent, peaceful reform, negotiations — everything. None of it worked. The regime’s answer has always been bullets, gallows, and more terror. Now, less than 24 hours before Trump’s deadline, I write this with a heavy heart from inside Iran: Whatever happens next — if there is still an Iran left to save and this regime is gone — the Iranian people will be happy with the result. No matter the cost. Because the cost of the regime remaining is higher, and for many of us, death itself is preferable to another day under this nightmare. This is the true sentiment of the majority of Iranians — the voice of a people who often have no internet, no platform, and no way to be heard. The world will soon understand why we say: Anything to be free. Anything to end this evil. #IranMassacre‌ #IranRevolution2026‌

$AEHR played out nicely today, up 17%. I didn’t catch the calls, but I traded some shares. It’s almost at my $53 target. Earnings tomorrow after market close, I’m not planning to hold through it.

Blowing up Iran's power plants and bridges won't break the regime, it'll punish millions of innocent Iranians who are victims of their own government. The Shia martyrdom culture means they are perfectly willing to sacrifice their own people & land for the 'glory' of resistance.

$LABU (3x biotech) - one of my fav names to trade. Reclaimed the consolidation zone after that March flush. 8/21 EMA crossing back up bullish. Ideally want to see it clear 181 for a run to $198, but keeping a close eye on CPI this week. If inflation stays cool, this should go.

$AMD is the one everyone’s watching right now for the 235 gap fill level. If we can get through that, it likely sees 250 fast.

$AEHR closed with strong volume on Thursday. Would like a pullback for entry into $50C, ideally with $41.50 holding as support. Otherwise, watching for a break above $46.50 - needs to clear that level for continuation toward $48.50 and $53. Loss of $41.50 invalidates it.

@aRobotNamedSnax What a sweet dog. She looks like a Nala. But Saki is cute, too.

This happened What are we naming her? One of the chilliest dogs thus far. Has some heart issues. As well as knee problems. Mentioned in the third photo. Time will tell and when I do further tests in about six months. I believe for her knees a certain diet an exercise could help.

The Reality Inside Iran After President Trump’s Speech: The Islamic Republic has shut down the internet. Communication with people inside Iran is extremely limited. But the most powerful message coming from inside the country is this: “When there is silence, when there are no explosions, people are afraid it’s over, that the world has walked away and left Iranian unarmed people alone with a wounded regime and it’s Revolutionary Guards that will come back even more brutal. And when the explosions return, people tremble, fearing our homes will collapse on our heads. Some of us really don’t even know what we want in this moment. But we know one thing with absolute clarity: we do not want this regime.” About U.S. policy: The decision to eliminate Ali Khamenei and senior IRGC leadership, individuals responsible for the massacre of more than forty thousand people in just two days, was the right decision. It ended decades of failed appeasement toward a regime that has thrived on violence, repression, and deception. But calling this “regime change” is a big mistake. The United States can say it seeks diplomacy with what remains of this regime. But there are no “less radical” elements left inside the Islamic Republic who are capable of genuine diplomacy. If such individuals existed, they would have laid down their weapons after witnessing the mass slaughter of over 40,000 people in January uprising..They would have stood with Iranian unarmed people. They did not. From top to bottom, the regime closed ranks and defended the massacre‌. That tells you everything you need to know. This is not a system with reformers waiting in the wings. This is an ideological machine built on repression. And real reform in such a system would require at least two things: First, the complete separation of religion from the state, a secular government. Second, the dismantling of the IRGC, the regime’s terrorist backbone. Neither has happened. Not even close. President Trump’s speech tonight, will deepen divisions within what remains of the regime. It will fuel distrust among its leaders. They will each trying to prove who is more loyal to the IRGC and who is a traitor. At the same time, it effectively ends the regime’s hope for a ceasefire, and eliminates, at least for now, any realistic path toward a negotiated agreement. So now we face the real question: What comes next? Will we see expanded strikes? Will ground forces enter the equation? How will the IRGC respond? This regime now faces a choice: Surrender, or escalation. And escalation risks turning Iran into a scorched battlefield. The final question is this: Will the remaining leaders of this regime think about Iran or only about their own survival? The answer will be revealed very soon.

Where are the loud Western human rights activists and NGOs when Iranians are literally dying for basic freedoms? Selective outrage much? #stopexecutionsiniran

@drpezeshkian You talk about "no enmity", but your regime chants "Death to America," funds Hamas and jihadists, and murders Iranian women for simply opposing forced hijabs. Let’s stop pretending this guy is a moderate.

To the people of the United States of America

You can’t fund global terrorism and brutalize your own citizens, then play the innocent party for a Western audience. Let’s stop pretending this guy is a moderate.

@Biotech_SD @Fidelity Happened to me a few times before. Using a different browser fixes it for me

@Fidelity absolutely sucks. I tried to sell some of my positions and the message I got was the positions are not currently available. Has anyone experienced this before ? This is not the first time that this has happened.

Accurate summary.