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Attention Burst Monitor and HFTAlert Software Users: We have a FREE UPGRADE to our Accumulator and Delineator programs that now link to the Burst Monitor to show program levels during the day. See images below. Large numbers of programs define LOWS as well as exogenous events that move markets. If you are running the software but not the Burst Monitor, we'll provide a two week free trial to the Burst Monitor and a $15 discount going forward. If you are running the Burst Monitor but not the Accumulator or Delineator, we'll provide a 50% discount ($310) for the first month to those programs and access to the Delineator Journal and Chatrooms so you can learn how to use them to trade our #SPY75 trading strategy. It earned over 550 $SPY points last year and is already up nearly 60 points this year. SEE hftalert.com/spy75_2025.htm DM us or send email to support@hftalert.com for more info.

@BriansElectro Swingers were made in 1969, none were produced prior to 1969, certainly not in the 1950's. The headstock was later adapted and used in the John Page designed Fender Performer produced in 1987.

1956 Fender Prototype Swinger Arrow Musiclander is what the Reverb auction stated. I'd like to know more about this. I've heard of these from the 60s but not the 50s. The reverb auction went for 5k and if it's truly a 50 prototype? Then it's quite unique. #Guitar #RocknRoll

@scottdweck @modelaircraft @ElingsPark ....stuff had a great smell however.

@scottdweck @modelaircraft @ElingsPark i remember nearly cutting a finger off when I was a kid trying to start a gas powered plane that was attached to a cable so I could spin it around and around. ended up putting the engine on a block of wood with wheels and that didn't end well.

“Warbird Fun-Fly” at the #SantaBarbara RC Club! @modelaircraft @ElingsPark #Calif #SundayFunDay #CAwx

This is a complex question with a complex answer that depends on what your individual goals are. If your #1 goal is to seek short term trading profits, then you should avoid the IPO and focus on trading ranges on indexes or find issues with very large intraday ranges and trade those. (our #SPY75 strategy for example) If your #1 goal is to have a LONG TERM (5+years) investment in $SPCX then there are several strategies I have used in the past for high profile IPO's like $FB $GOOGL and many others. First off, put in for the IPO but don't expect to get much. Then after it starts trading, seek to buy 1/3rd of your position into an opening decline in price within the first few hours. Don't care much about the price you get with this first purchase...you will be adding to it later. Then, over the next several weeks watch the range on a daily chart that begins to develop. Once the hoopla dies down there will be periods of decline within those ranges. NEVER ADD TO THE POSITION ON AN UPSIDE MOVE...only a downside move. If it just keeps going up, well then you have 1/3rd of a position but I assure you, over the next several months you will see periods of decline that you can buy into PROVIDE THAT IN DOING SO YOU LOWER YOUR COST, NEVER INCREASE IT. Look at $CBRS for example...super hot IPO but look at the chart. See that? Since you will be holding for years, events not related to $SPCX will pull price down with the overall market and you will be able to add. If you can get 1/3rd of a position in the IPO itself, then count yourself lucky but don't bet on that happening. Remember, TIME IS WHAT CREATES WEALTH. Trading can increase profits but it won't create wealth. Only holding for the long term does as it takes years for development stage companies to realize their potential.

@HFTAlert @SpaceX Curious about your game plan is and how you treat IPO's. Sure, day trades and swing trades could be profitable but I want to be a long term investor and that won't be at IPO prices. Especially when an enormous amount of selling could occur at the 90 day lock up expiration.

Amazing flight! AMAZING PEOPLE!! @spacex looking forward to being a Shareholder.

If that addict on your street were your own son, what would you do? That is the defining question that guides my 5 step plan to fix the homelessness problem in LA. We *must* end this evil racket of corrupt politicians and NGOs who profit off the misery of these poor souls. They launder money and feed them more drugs, so they can keep their customers locked in this hell on our streets. We have a moral obligation from God to help them and make our city safe and clean for everyone. Karen Bass and Nithya Raman have forsaken this city. Time for real leadership. Time for real compassion.

@namracka @VintageGuitar vintageguitar.com/89260/the-last…

@namracka Here's a great 2 part piece about the company from @VintageGuitar vintageguitar.com/?s=danelectro

Danelectro guitars history, inception to 2026 Danelectro was founded in 1947 by Nathan “Nat” Daniel in New Jersey. At first, the company was mainly an amplifier builder, supplying budget amps to big retailers like Sears under the Silvertone name and Montgomery Ward under the Airline name. Danelectro began making electric guitars in 1954 The whole idea was affordable, clever, good sounding instruments. Instead of expensive carved woods, Danelectro used Masonite hardboard, pine/poplar frames, vinyl edging, simple bridges, stacked knobs, and the famous lipstick tube pickups. They were cheap when new, but they had a very distinct bright, hollow, jangly tone In the 1950s and early 1960s, Danelectro made many classic budget models: U1, U2, U3, Shorthorn, Longhorn bass, six string bass, baritone guitars, and Sears Silvertone amp in case guitars. These were sold to students, beginners, and working players who wanted usable gear at low prices By the mid 1960s, Danelectro was large and busy. Its New Jersey factory employed more than 500 people and was producing instruments and amps in huge numbers. Nathan Daniel sold Danelectro to MCA in 1966 After MCA took over, the company tried to modernize and move beyond department store budget guitars. The Coral line appeared in the late 1960s, including the Vincent Bell Coral Electric Sitar, Bellzouki, Fiddle Bass, and other unusual designs. The Coral sitar was created with session guitarist Vinnie Bell and used a special “Sitarmatic” bridge plus sympathetic drone strings The MCA era did not last. Sears moved away from Danelectro supplied instruments, Japanese imports became more competitive, and Danelectro closed around 1969. By 1970, the Neptune City factory was no longer making guitars In the 1970s and 1980s, original Danelectros became cult guitars. Players liked their odd construction, light weight, lipstick pickups, baritone tones, and cheap pawnshop appeal. They showed up in blues, garage rock, indie rock, country, surf, and studio work In the late 1990s, Evets Corporation revived the Danelectro name with Korean and later Chinese made reissues. These brought back models like the U2, DC, Longhorn, baritone, 12 string, sitar, and various retro inspired pedals. The reissues were not exact vintage copies, but they captured the look and much of the sound the 1998 USA Evets Corporation Danelectro revival: Steve Ridinger, revived Danelectro after roughly 30 years away from the guitar market, relaunched affordable retro Danelectro reissues, sold over 100,000 guitars in the first year due to huge demand, and modern Danelectro is operated by Evets Corporation. By the 2000s and 2010s, Danelectro became known for affordable retro guitars, lipstick pickup tones, baritones, 12 strings, mini amps, and budget effects pedals. Models such as the ’59, ’56, DC, Longhorn, Baritone, and electric sitar kept the brand’s 1950s/1960s identity alive As of 2026, Danelectro is still active, with current guitars including ’59 style models, Longhorn basses, baritones, 12 strings, sitars, resonators, doublenecks, and newer retro themed models like Dan O Cool and Golden 50’s

Each era of technology is defined by new levels of precision. From quantum sensing and timing to computing, quantum technologies are pushing measurement to new frontiers. 150 years after the Metre Convention, we’re celebrating the science of precision still shaping what humanity can build next. #WorldMetrologyDay

@JohnPalminteri They taste just like chicken.

The Santa Barbara Zoo joins efforts to jump start the comeback of the red-legged frog, the California State amphibian. One of the efforts is in the watershed area of the Santa Monica mountains. keyt.com/lifestyle/anim…

American oil saved the world from an energy catastrophe with Iran closing Hormuz tighter than a burglary suspect in a cavity search. Green energy was as useful as a hooker at a blood drive.

Today Infleqtion reported Q1 2026 revenue of $9.5 million, up 14% year over year, and increased revenue guidance for 2026 to at least $40 million. Q1 saw momentum across all elements of the business from technical progress, increased customer activity, new quantum-based government investments, and industry interest in neutral atoms. ➡️Read the full report: ow.ly/OWWY50YZOyU ➡️Watch or replay the conference call: ow.ly/iGRe50YZOyS

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#PLSE Latest #PLSE deck.

UNBELIEVABLE. Vice President Vance just did a double take after hearing this wild stat dropped by Dr. Oz: "You're saying that we kicked off 800 fraudulent healthcare providers off of the Medicare system and not a single one of them called the government and said, 'hey, you made a mistake?'" "It's just completely insane."

Infleqtion introduces Quantum Spectrum: a breakthrough in RF sensing. Our Rydberg atom-based tech tackles GPS spoofing, jamming, and spectrum congestion, detecting signals across the full RF range. With defense contracts in the U.S., U.K., and Australia, we’re shaping national security. Learn more: infleqtion.com/infleqtion-int…

The rise in this Accumulator identifies 2,315, 565 shares of portfolio buying over the period shown.

This is the $CARL Accumulator which shows consistent buying into the declines which makes the position even more attractive. At some point the market will recognize the stock is too cheap. Hold price constant (or decline) as a company's fundamentals grow stronger makes the company undervalued. All one needs to do is wait.

The most attractive hyper growth company I know of that has yet to move, is CARLSMED $CARL. High double digit revenue growth, a strong and growing network of surgeons and support systems, strong balance sheet with plenty of working capital for several years, low float and of course really great products. Yet it continues to fly under the radar. Check it out for yourself, here's their latest deck: investors.carlsmed.com/static-files/3…