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All the news they didn't have the guts to print and original political music; no punches pulled. https://t.co/Q85FABwmkh

Katılım Mayıs 2021
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The Sit Down@CallingaSitDown·
@DonMiami3 Now see, there will be somebody reading this who will be like, "Nuh uh, it runs on Dunkin, duh."
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Don Johnson@DonMiami3·
America runs on oil. It’s about to get a lot more expensive to run.
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The Sit Down@CallingaSitDown·
Me after bailing out of equities during a triple macro crisis (Iran, tariffs, private credit):
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Durag Rebel@DuragRebel·
My bracket based off of how hot the girls are at the school
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3/5 🥳🎈@itsKARY_·
The 2026 Houston Rodeo has been nothing more than a complete shit show. I blame social media. Some things should truly be gatekept.
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The Sit Down@CallingaSitDown·
@trouble_man90 Did I miss good vibes days? Oh please don't tell me the preceding weeks were good vibes.
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Tim@trouble_man90·
Incredible vibe shift over the past 16 or so hours. Is it just a collective twitter hive doom or what?
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Simon Says@Seniorstrategen·
@Polomvp888 It is a cage fight and they are absorbing supply.
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Simon Says@Seniorstrategen·
Why have i turned bullish here after 4 months of caution and bearish posts. Because the things i look at tells me that market makers and big institutions have been accumulating big time and absorbing sellers at levels inconsistant with bear market action and panic. I don’t turn bullish because I think I know something I follow the wisdom of the big operators.
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Rushi@rushicrypto·
At what point after the 1929 crash did people realize they were in an economic depression?
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The Sit Down@CallingaSitDown·
@MichaelPBento I hit the equity exits after relief rally day closings. Not buying back in above 6200. I might consider dipping a toe into the pool if we can maintain at 6400. But if I had to guess, we're going to 5500 or below before the underlying issues find resolution, or stability.
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Michael Bento@MichaelPBento·
You know what I’ve noticed today? I’ve had no garbage permabull comments at all. They are very quiet today.
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The Sit Down@CallingaSitDown·
@David_Tracey He cuts rates market tanks. He raises rates markets tank. He stays course tug of war continues.
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Godzilla Trader 🦖@David_Tracey·
I think Powell should cut today given the national crisis of the S&P under 7k.
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The Sit Down@CallingaSitDown·
So with the economy there is good news and bad news. The bad news is, almost every data point is bad. The good news is, you have free will to keep your laptop closed to prevent learning about them.
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Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff·
@GoldBug98824832 Yes, which is why gold should be soaring, not selling off. Investors still don't get it.
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Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff·
What if inflation this year is closer to 10% than 2%? How will the Fed react to a "surprise" surge in inflation? If the Fed does the right thing and raises the Fed funds rate by several hundred basis points and resumes QT, the result will be a financial crisis worse than 2008.
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The Sit Down@CallingaSitDown·
@MenteYCapital @Bitcoin_Teddy I get it in principle. If I were to utilize this strategy I would only get a loan for 20 percent of it to cover margins with the belief an 80 percent drop is unlikely. But realistically I would likely just take the tax hit over five years withdrawals so I could retire in peace.
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MenteYCapital@MenteYCapital·
Sounds smart… but it’s not that clean. You don’t avoid taxes. You delay them… and add risk. Borrowing against volatility isn’t “tax-free living”, it’s leverage with a clock. And that $0 to the IRS? Only happens if everything goes perfectly. Wealth hacks look genius on paper. In real life… one wrong move and they unwind fast.
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Bitcoin Teddy@Bitcoin_Teddy·
Dad buys Bitcoin for $100K. It grows to $5M. If he sells, he owes tax on a $4.9M gain. Instead, he puts it in a trust. Borrows against it. Lives tax-free. Dies holding. Kids inherit at a $5M basis. IRS gets $0.
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The Sit Down@CallingaSitDown·
So-as long as my bracket isn't due until Thursday, the Dayton games aren't really the NCAA tournament. I will stand resolute on this hill.
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The Sit Down@CallingaSitDown·
@MelMattison1 Inflation eats cash. It eats 401ks, when cash is depleted and draws are taken. So it eats up investment. And as continued instability in the Middle East persists, more liquidity is converted into oil speculation. I don't see a high ceiling here. This is not investment advice
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Mel Mattison@MelMattison1·
Im sorry, but I don’t see how one can think this is a buy here.
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