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Eran Ganot: "This group ... whenever they walk in the halls of the locker room, there's a plaque of every NCAA and NIT team. There will be a plaque added. I know it hurts right now. There will be a ring prepared. And we can look back at this and continue to grow."
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NARCISSISTIC LITTLE BITCH-BOY...
Thomas Massie, you smug, motherfucker...
You and your bipartisan virtue-signal buddy Ro Khanna decided to play heroic crusaders, strong-arming the DOJ into unredacting names from the Epstein files because “transparency.”
Six names dropped into the public arena like raw meat to the wolves: Salvatore Nuara, Zurab Mikeladze, Leonid Leonov, Nicola Caputo, Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, and Leslie Wexner.
Four of those men...Nuara, Mikeladze, Leonov, and Caputo...turned out to be completely fucking innocent.
They were in a goddamn photo lineup.
Nothing more.
No flights, no island, no crimes, no connection to Epstein’s depraved network whatsoever.
Just regular men whose names you two grandstanding pricks blasted across the world without context, without caution, without a shred of responsibility.
You knew exactly what would happen.
You knew the second those names hit the feed, the online mob would descend.
Careers torched.
Families harassed.
Reputations permanently stained with the most radioactive accusation imaginable: association with a child-sex trafficking ring.
In criminology we call this “guilt by association on steroids”...a modern-day public execution where the mere whisper of “Epstein” functions as a life sentence of suspicion.
Psychologically, it’s devastating: social death, chronic anxiety, suicidal ideation in extreme cases.
These aren’t abstract concepts, you arrogant fuck...these are human lives you obliterated for clout.
And when a constituent dares ask you, politely, if you’re going to apologize for this reckless, life-destroying stunt?
You deflect with a fucking spelling joke.
“Are you going to apologise?”
“you should apologize for that spelling.”
That’s not wit, you pathetic son of a bitch.
That’s the response of a sociopathic child who just burned down a house and laughs when confronted with the ashes.
It’s peak narcissistic deflection: minimize, mock, refuse accountability. You hide behind pedantic bullshit because you cannot...will not...face the magnitude of the harm you’ve caused.
Four innocent men waking up to death threats, job loss, friends ghosting them, strangers accusing them of monstrous crimes… and you’re quibbling over “-ise” vs “-ize.”
Legally?
You’re on thin ice, congressman.
Congressional immunity might shield you from direct defamation suits, but recklessly publishing uncontextualized names from sealed files knowing the foreseeable harm it would cause?
That’s not “transparency”...that’s negligent, possibly malicious publication of private facts. Courts have carved out exceptions when public officials abuse their platform to destroy private citizens.
These men never sought the spotlight.
You dragged them into it and lit them on fire.
You’re not a truth-teller.
You’re not a hero.
You’re a reckless, ego-drunk opportunist who weaponized the Epstein tragedy for retweets and then joked when the collateral damage became undeniable.
Four innocent men will carry your stain for the rest of their lives.
And you, Thomas Massie, will carry the knowledge that you did it for nothing more than a cheap punchline.
Rot in the contempt you’ve earned, you reprehensible motherfucker.
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He created the beast from which he is fleeing.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJ
Exclusive: Billionaire Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, are purchasing a newly completed waterfront mansion on Miami’s Indian Creek, becoming the latest California billionaires to buy a home in South Florida. on.wsj.com/3MtZxaF
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Josh, I dont hate @cnbc as there are numerous great resources and moderators (Faber, Andrew, Becky, Sully, Q, Guy, etc) but the opportunity for the network to distinguish itself is being ruined by consensus and unimaginative programming which emphasizes the same consensus opinions/players. Investment recommendations are not memorialized (as sell side is mandated) so viewers can't distinguish the value of the input from panelists and guests.
Many of the guests have no or little investment process, yet they are filled with hubris. When they are wrong, their boners are rarely discussed and swept under the rug.
CNBC has become herd like and fails to prepare viewers from adverse developments and bear markets.
In fact the higher that stock prices go, the less contrary input is delivered.
It should be just the opposite.
Fin TV should prepare us for days like today = with more balanced and non consensus analysis and guests.
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@DougKass we get it, dude, you don't like cnbc. share some positivity in your life
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WHO PICKED #MINNESOTA AS THE STATE THAT WOULD START THE NEXT CIVIL WAR?
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Over 80 people gathered Sunday at Ala Moana Beach Park for a paddle-out ceremony opposing deep-sea mining, joining a global day of action held across 25 countries and six continents.
More: 808ne.ws/40sHxRO
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A reminder for those reviewing managed futures mutual funds and ETFs this weekend:
Mutual fund returns are quoted on NAV-to-NAV while ETFs are (usually) quoted price-to-price.
Why does that matter?
NAV is based upon the settlement price of the futures being traded, and settlement for most futures is before 4pm ET.
For example, WTI Crude settles at 2:30pm ET. This is the price at which fund NAV is struck.
But the ETF price will keep tracking oil through 4pm ET.
Most of the time, this doesn't matter all that much. In markets that have big end-of-day moves, it can make a big difference.
Of course, the mutual fund NAV will catch up the next day... but comparing same day returns will look quite weird.
For apples-to-apples, make sure you're looking at the NAV change of the ETF as well.
(Or just realize that in volatile markets, managed futures ETFs and managed futures mutual funds might look very different day-to-day, but still end up in the same place over time.
And this is to say nothing about price deviating from NAV in ETFs...)
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The LA fires should “light a fire” under the asses of our elected officials to do something about the Diamond Head homeless situation. It’s been out of control for way too long.
Diamond Head is a tinderbox, and homeless all over DH set cooking fires. You can see them from my house.
Entire neighborhoods will likely go up in flames with the perfect storm of dry invasive grass, high winds, and homeless (or arson) fires.
For could hop over DH road and take out KCC and parts of Kaimuki.
This area is home to LOTS of kūpuna who have lived in their original homes they bought in the late 60s-70s.
You think they have 10 years of moving around in hotels and rentals and millions of dollars in insurance coverage to rebuild if they lose their house?
Get this fixed NOW.
We need the homeless out of Diamond Head and aggressive brush management.
@MayorRickHNL this is a disaster waiting to happen. @TommyWaters_CC @andriatupola @AugieTulba1
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We are witnessing the unraveling of the American experiment in real time. This is not hyperbole. A former president, indicted for actions tied to a failed coup attempt, espionage, and RICO charges—and convicted of 34 felonies—is poised to retake office, driven by a relentless thirst for vengeance. Nothing in our history compares to this moment.
By January 2029, the nation will look drastically different—just as it did in January 2021.

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@TheCTAFan @HML_Compounder @BP26537198 Idk… since it’s an internally “hedged” strategy i feel that it’s best to just maintain an allocation and rebalance. And rebalance faster when big moves are happening.
I’m not sure what % of the vol is coming from equity beta vs other positions in the strategy?
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