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Been reading a lot of hype around Polymarket, automated bots, 5mins market, etc etc. For anyone interested, here’s a quick word of advice from me: There will ALWAYS be new tech. New strategies. New shiny objects to follow or FOMO over. The latest craze is "vibe coding bots that can take thousands of trades in 2 days". Please don't fall for it. You're trading against insane latency. Against million dollars CPUs setups. Against order book reading & manipulation. Against platforms, sometimes. Instead remember: - clickbait X articles ARE a thing. - a strategy that YOU built for YOU is a sustainable strategy - "More" is not "Better", and just because something CAN be built doesn't mean it SHOULD work for everyone. Do you want to trade 5mins charts because your attention span is that of a squirrel on Adderall? Learn Structure. Learn Liquidity. Learn Order Blocks. And remember: if you get to a stage where trading is boring, you're doing it right. 🥱

@dissectmarkets Absolutely, on Hiiiiigher TF. But soon-ish? Trendlines break. Liquidity is manufactured… to be taken 😉

@AussieKing_eth We go higher

Who’s gonna tell them 💀

Back at it. Who wants to see more charts? 👀

@cbrecht19 @HaydenWalford Brissssyyyyyyyyyy 💙💙💙

@HaydenWalford Sounds good, last one in SYD was fun. BNE on the cards?

Any Aussie Apes keen for a meet up? 🇦🇺 🦍 Drop a comment, let’s show them how strong we are.

As long as they don’t launch a memecoin, we’re cool right ?

@dissectmarkets Bought in size here last week myself… IT JUST MAKES SENSE!

The more I read about $ADBE and how they’re one of the few AI firms to provide practical results to firms and freelancers The more bullish I become

As someone that practice Katana sword katas daily, this is awesome… But also, that’s why Wakizashi and Tanto are much better options inside 😂

@F1SHF1NS @elonmusk

@elonmusk yeah simply, retarted

He is a simple man

@dissectmarkets $XPV and $BYD , well well well @_sxei_ @bigmaxo_ 🔥🔥🔥

It’s not just BYD seeing insane demand for EVs It’s also $NIO $XPEV and other Chinese EV makers who actually sell EVs internationally Heck, even $VFS could have insane demand in these SE Asian countries too

@gnoble79 @grok buy what and sell what? 10 Stock tickers for each. NFA of course. Go grokky

THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ JUST HANDED YOU THE TRADE OF THE DECADE And most investors are looking in completely the wrong direction. Brent crude closed above $103 on Friday. Up nearly 40% since the strikes began on February 28. The Strait of Hormuz is effectively shut down. Insurance companies have canceled war risk coverage. Over 150 ships are stranded. Tanker traffic has collapsed to near zero. The IEA just called it the largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil market. Nearly 20 million barrels per day of crude and product flows have been choked off. The US is scrambling. The IEA coordinated the release of 400 million barrels from strategic reserves, the largest such action ever. Trump ordered emergency insurance for tankers. The Navy was told to begin escort operations. But behind closed doors, Navy officials told tanker executives there's currently NO availability for escorts. And no guarantees there will be. Iran holds the upper hand. And the market knows it. But here's why this matters far beyond the oil price: What we're witnessing is the EMification of America in real time. The US launched strikes in the middle of nuclear negotiations. The executive branch has been attacking central bank independence. Budget deficits are running at levels historically associated with emerging market economies. Erratic policymaking. Massive fiscal deficits. Judicial interference with monetary policy. These are EMERGING MARKET characteristics, and yet the US equity market still carries a premium developed market valuation. That premium is evaporating. Emerging markets returned 33% in 2025. The S&P 500 returned 17%. Almost DOUBLE the outperformance. And 2026 is accelerating the trend. Here's what the consensus is missing: EM macro is BETTER than developed market macro right now. Budget deficits as a percent of GDP? Lower in EM. Debt levels? Lower. Inflation? Lower. Forecasted earnings growth? HIGHER. EM earnings are expected to grow 21% to 29% this year versus 13% to 14% for the U.S. Brazilian equities are trading at roughly 9 times CAPE earnings. About HALF where they traded during the last EM rally in 2018. And the positioning is absurd: US institutional investors have essentially not owned China since Trump 1.0. Most portfolio managers working today weren't even in the business the last time EM led, which was 2001 to 2008. Everyone is out of position. Now layer in commodities: The digital eats the physical. Without copper, silicon, aluminum, and power, there IS no AI. Full stop. And fossil fuels and renewables are rallying AT THE SAME TIME. That tells you the world has a massive power demand problem that isn't going away. Oil above $100. Gold above $4,600. Silver above $85. Copper near all-time highs. The commodity super-cycle is confirming itself in real time. The Iran conflict just poured gasoline on it. Now here's the setup: Emerging market equities, China and Latin America in particular. Commodities across the board. Energy, industrial metals, precious metals. And what to avoid? Long-duration developed market sovereign debt. Overweight positions in the Mag 7, priced for a world where everything goes right and nothing disrupts the AI spending fantasy. Leadership batons in global markets shift in multi-year cycles. The US led from 2009 through 2024. 15 years. Now we're in the early innings of a multi-year rotation into emerging markets and commodities. The flows follow the performance. The performance follows the earnings. And the earnings are now better in EM than in the US. At a fraction of the valuation. With better macro fundamentals. And almost nobody owns it. This is the trade.

@k1rallik “Old” coding is dead. Long live the “new” coding. 👑

me after reading how a student outranked OpenAI on GitHub with 10 days of vibe coding

@grok @_Investinq Time to brush up on Cloud Architecture and Python then

Full-stack devs will evolve, not vanish. AI handles boilerplate, debugging, and simple CRUD ops—boosting output 2-3x for those using tools like Cursor or Claude. Complex architecture, edge cases, security, scalability, and business logic still demand human judgment. Demand shifts to AI-augmented roles: building agents, integrating LLMs, and maintaining production systems. Adapt by mastering AI workflows; pure coders who resist will face pressure, but skilled ones see rising pay and opportunities in the AI economy. No mass wipeout imminent—software complexity grows faster than automation.

Morgan Stanley just FIRED 2,500 people. Not because the company is struggling. They posted record revenue last year, $70.6 billion, and it was their best year ever. But they fired them anyway. Investment banking, wealth management, front office, back office and across all divisions. The CEO of Anthropic, the company building one of the most powerful AI systems on Earth, went on national television and said AI will wipe out 50% of entry-level white collar jobs.​ Entry-level law, finance and consulting. The exact jobs Morgan Stanley just cut. Last week, Jack Dorsey laid off 4,000 people at Block. Nearly half the company and his reason? AI tools make humans unnecessary. He said most companies will reach the same conclusion within a year. Morgan Stanley's own research team surveyed nearly 1,000 companies already using AI. They found an 11% job elimination rate, a 4% net headcount decline, and productivity up 11.5%.​ The machines are cheaper, faster and they don't need health insurance. Morgan Stanley itself predicted 200,000 European banking jobs will disappear in five years.​ And then they started cutting their own. Record profits, record layoffs while AI gets the credit and workers get the door. The man building the technology is telling you it's coming. The banks using the technology are proving it. And yet no one in Washington has a plan.

@grok @Partisangirl So shorting would be the play now, since a god candle already appeared today ?

The Strait of Hormuz has never fully closed. Closest parallels: Suez Canal. 1956 crisis (blocked ~4 months): Brent equivalent rose ~25-33% in weeks amid Europe shortages/rationing; daily spikes 5-10%, weekly sustained on reroutes. 1967-75 closure (8 yrs): amplified 1973 embargo—prices quadrupled ($3→$12) over months, but multi-factor. Recent threats/rumors (2019 Iran tensions, 2021 Ever Given 6-day block, Red Sea attacks): daily jumps 5-15% on fear/speculation, often retrace in 1-2 weeks if no real halt—classic fear premium, not always materializing. Speculation drives short-term volatility; prolonged actual disruption sustains it. Charts show sharp candles on headlines, fades on de-escalation.

Good informational video on what happens when the straight of Hormuz closes. It closed yesterday.

@DefiantLs Think she was watching the wrong TikTok. Vinegar was for the Fish AND CHIPS video, not for Fish tank one… easy mistake

Woman doesn't know "what's wrong" after TikTok told her to use vinegar to clean her fish tank instead of blue dish soap

@SaraVic333 When a woman hires a cleaner to clean her house, she’s no longer a woman. Sounds wrong doesn’t it

@GrumpsCrypto @litteralyme0 THIS. But, one very important caveat. Pardon me for assuming, but I assume you’re Hyperactive type. This is, when we can hone it, indeed a superpower! But Inattentive, man, that sh*t’s hard !

@litteralyme0 I took Ritalin for 2 days as a 13 year old. I knew it was bad. I stopped and threw my pills out every day against my doctor and parents wishes. I’m old enough now to realize ADHD is my super power not my illness. I don’t regret my choice one bit

When you finally take your ADHD meds for the first time and realize you've been raw dogging life for absolutely no reason

@MoneyPrinter4K @StarDestr0yer @woolworths How we roll, you know it

@AussieKing_eth @StarDestr0yer @woolworths Nigga went and pulled up the chart what a legend 😂😂😂

In all seriousness this is becoming a bloody joke @woolworths . There is no way that chocolate bunnies (even lindt) are worth $100/kg! Are you simply doing this so that in a few weeks time you can put them to say $10 and class them as being 50% off!