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@HormuzLetter People need to understand that both sides but especially Iran, need to project a sense of power. It’s really important for both to save face, I think behind the scenes they both have no intention of fighting and just want a deal asap

BREAKING: Iran's IRGC shot down a US MQ-9 drone and fired at a US F-35 fighter and RQ-4 drone in direct response to US strikes on Iran, considering the US action "ceasefire violations" and asserting Iran's "legitimate and definite right to retaliate further," per Tasnim. Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei separately said Gulf countries from now on will "no longer be a shield for US bases" and the US "will no longer have a safe haven in the region."

@Stepharny1 Bro was like i’m gonna remember this

Never seen a baby actually look pissed. The boys don’t play about their mum

@Bulvarpress bro had the IQ of a caveman

Bahçesini sivrisineklerin basmasından bunalan bir adam, çözümü alev makinesiyle müdahale etmekte bulduğu anları paylaştı.

@DeepIceValue MU has a P/E ratio of 35 and is printing money. Look at the space, quantum stocks worth like 100 billion that aren’t making a dime, those are the ones to short.

If I would consider shorting stocks, surely the top of the list would have $MU and $INTC.. But I dont think shorting is a good strategy, and I would never short.. ✅️

@WheelieInvestor Because they are bag holders who have sunken fallecy and refuse to take their loss

I will never understand why people buy stocks like $SOFI while we are in the biggest technological revolution of our lifetime You are missing out on generational gains

@MarketMatrixs They have diluted multiple times, show the share count. Stop trying to trick people bag holder 🤡

$ONDS 5 years ago: Stock price: $9 Revenue: $2.9M Backlog: $5M Government contracts: $0-$2M Commercial contracts: $1M-$3M Cash: $38M $ONDS now: Stock price: $9 Revenue: $50.1M (guide for $390) Backlog: $457M Government contracts: $+1B Commercial contracts: $145M Cash: $1.48B 🤷‍♂️

@OutpostWatchX AI slop

@texan77581 @Barchart They have been on the cash pile for the last 4 years lol. They have missed the entire bull market from the start

@Barchart BRK always lagged at the end of a bull market because of huge cash positions. Then they pick up bargains after a crash increasing their returns . Look at your chart

BREAKING 🚨: Berkshire Hathaway $BRK.A is now underperforming the S&P 500 by the same margin it was during the run-up to the Global Financial Crisis 🤯👀

@Barchart The whole company is paralyzed waiting for a crash that won’t come. As others have said, even if a crash did miraculously come and take 30% of the market, they will still be down. Being uninvested during AI has to be one of the worst decisions of all time that will be studied

@antibearthesis Who’s paying you to pump it lol

REMINDER: $NVDA CEO keeps telling you to buy $NOW He literally said ServiceNow could 100x In 2025, he called: $NBIS at $22 → +900% $INTC at $23 → +500% $SNDK at $275 → +400% $CRWV at $40 → +175% $TSM at $240 → +80% Trump also bought $5M of $NOW Are you going to miss out again?

@Mark_kay03 @TheProfInvestor Almost every country in the world has an egomaniac in power. I can think of probably less than 10 countries out of the 300 plus with presidents that aren’t ran like a dictatorship. Not defending Trump but he’s nowhere near as bad as his predecessors.

@Cheesentost @TheProfInvestor Or maybe when your Demigod wants tariffs crash perhaps since you have one egomaniac full power over everything?

Next crash will be the biggest in decades ( John 23, opened Robinhood account in 2025 ) Trump:

@sillyoldtayo @CoinvoTrading can I have one pls

@CoinvoTrading I got 20 shares of PLTR, I hope you’re right!

🇺🇸 WHY IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT WHAT PALANTIR IS ABOUT TO DO. Last month, $NVDA broke its bull flag and has absolutely exploded since. $PLTR is now forming that exact same pattern and it's following Nvidia's footsteps. It's not uncommon for larger stocks like Nvidia to lead smaller ones like Palantir. If this is accurate, Palantir is about to go parabolic. You've now been warned. Act accordingly.

@Bulvarpress If your gonna complain about the room on a cruise then the holiday is too expensive for you

@MWi_EW Next week is the Microsoft build conference so might be an unexpected catalyst.

$MSFT – The Wall of Worry is loud right now. Six weekly attempts to break $425, all rejected. I added at $371. So far the plan is working perfectly. As long as we don’t flip $513, my base case remains a B-wave bounce only. Position is protected. Are you still holding $MSFT? What’s your take?

@zhongwen2005 I don’t think meme but I get what you mean, I could see it drifting like Tesla for 10 years

Will SpaceX become a meme stock shortly after its IPO? I hope not.

@moninvestor I worry about the competition in this space. Most of the big companies who use Lidar have made their own, they don’t have a moat

When I think about physical AI and the whole robotics sector, I only think about one stock. That's $OUST. The next wave is physical AI. Elon thinks there will be more than 8 billion humanoid robots by 2040, each one priced somewhere between twenty and twenty-five thousand dollars. Jensen Huang has been saying for a while now that physical AI is the next wave, and when Jensen says something is the next wave, you should probably listen. This is the guy who called accelerated computing before anyone cared, who called the AI buildout before ChatGPT existed, and who called the data center transition years ahead of the street. He has a track record of seeing where the world is going, and right now he is pointing directly at robotics. Every robot needs eyes before anything else matters. Vision is the foundation of the entire industry, and Ouster makes those eyes. They build digital lidar, which is the 3D vision system that lets a robot understand the space around it: how far things are, how fast they are moving, and where the obstacles are. This is the layer underneath everything else in robotics. The reason it is specifically OUST, and not some other lidar company, comes down to three things. First, they are deeply integrated with NVIDIA. Their sensors plug directly into the NVIDIA Jetson platform, and they have been qualified for NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion. If NVIDIA is becoming the brain of physical AI, Ouster is becoming the default eyes that sit on top of it. Second, they recently acquired a company called Stereolabs, which means they are no longer just selling a sensor. They are selling the full perception stack, hardware and software together. That creates real lock-in with customers, because once a robotics company builds on their platform, it is very hard to switch. Third, the U.S. government effectively banned their biggest Chinese competitor, Hesai, from federal procurement starting in June 2026. So for defense contracts, infrastructure projects, and anything funded by the government, Ouster is basically the only scalable option left in the country. So when people ask me what the pure play is on robotics and physical AI, I think about the company making the eyes. That company is Ouster.

@rushicrypto There will never be another crash again. There will be corrections but crashes won’t happen

A crash is coming. Andrew Ross Sorkin says we’re heading toward a major financial downturn, and honestly, the warning signs keep piling up.

@Thomas_james_1 The kind of generational wealth that my kids be able to hire servants who they can talk down to?

Generational wealth will be made over the next 6 months. But only if you listen. Here’s my TOP 7 stocks to accomplish just that; $NBIS - Nebius Group $RKLB - Rocket Lab Corp $BE - Bloom Energy Corp $AMD - Advanced Micro Devices $MU - Micron Technology $AAOI - Applied Optoelectronics $SIVE - Sivers Semiconductors  I’ve been posting about these stocks since last September, if you haven’t listened yet; there’s still time.

@NotA_Bull MSFT is certainly the safest, it doesn’t have much room to drop as 375 was the confirmed bottom

Fellow investors, which one of these four presents the best risk reward opportunity? … and most importantly, why?