Paul.

@CaleCrypto I still dont understand why Lick is a Ghost-type move and how it became Gengar's staple

These are not a want they are a need

Will this be on your movie list? 🍿 Mel Gibson just wrapped filming on “The Resurrection of the Christ”, and it's not a small project. The movie was shot over about 7 months and is reportedly coming out in two parts, with a budget around $250 million. That's a huge jump from the original The Passion of the Christ, which already had a massive impact when it released. Splitting it into two parts suggests it's going a lot deeper into the story this time instead of trying to fit everything into one film.

@assface_private SPY volume has been below average during the whole run up. I've noticed flow becomes less reliable during low volume.

@assface_private I banked on puts today 👍 thanks for the analysis, as always!

@DejaRu22 "I seek the approval of nobody"

GONE FOREVER IN UNDER 48 HOURS Rubipill.me

@assface_private hey man. I've been a follow of yours for a few years now. Just wanted to tell you that I appreciate your analysis. I banked on puts today. Hope you have a good weekend.

@brim006 🔥🔥

What radicalized you?   For me, it happened back in my freshman year of high school in the early 2000s. The head coach of our hockey team believed in getting the team home to our own beds after road games no matter what instead of staying in hotels. Hotels were a distraction. With no hotel costs, he wanted to use the money to upgrade our road meals. Nothing fancy, just basic meat and potatoes type places like Cracker Barrel or Perkins instead of cold Little Caesars on a dark January bus ride home across rural North Dakota. The athletic director and superintendent shut the idea down and basically just absorbed the savings from his no hotel policy into the athletics budget. So after that our coach, the other assistants, the parents, and us players started fundraising in the off‑season in hopes to get better meals on the road. The first year went great. We raised a ton and were easily able to have nicer sit down meals on every single trip. We all sat together at big tables, had actual food choices, ate healthier and built even more camaraderie. It was fantastic all around. But then other sports teams and parents caught wind. It was seen as unfair. The AD, principal, and superintendent demanded we stop, in order to keep things “equal” across all sports at our public school. They even tried to force our coach to hand over the privately raised money so it could be redistributed. Thankfully, our coach was an old‑school Canadian ex‑pro hockey player who didn’t take shit from anyone, and told them to F off, and we continued with our meatloaf road meals as planned. The principal and AD eventually backed off, but the superintendent had a vendetta against our team and probably mostly just our coach so he never stopped. He even went as low as instructing bus drivers not to take us to the restaurants we’d planned for on the road. Our coach always overrode it, once even driving the bus himself since he had the license from coaching cross‑country. Over the next few years we continued the fundraising for better meals. Some of the other teams, and other parents continued to badger the supt., our coach and even sometime us players about it instead of just joining us in fundraising. Watching peers and especially some of our own “leaders” work so hard to sabotage a positive thing for us was eye opening and really stuck with us. It gave us an early look at how petty and nefarious and systems and people can be, even at the local level. And honestly, in the end, all it did was radicalize about 30 teenage hockey players for the rest of their lives who walked away believing “equality” was the dirtiest word in the English language. 😂

@assface_private I took calls after SPY filled the Thursday gap at 2:45. Your alert was confirmation 👍 SPY went 1 cent for closing the gap prior to that and that was another clue to wait

@assface_private they're probably bad at entry. that's a skill that you, unfortunately, cannot teach.

...because it works.

@PeteSampson_ 😉😎

@PeteSampson_ Thats it?

Walking out of Notre Dame’s open practice/scrimmage. Players who stood out CJ Carr Anthonie Knapp Spencer Porath Boubacar Traore CJ Carr Jonaz Walton Cooper Flanagan Mylan Graham CJ Carr Will Black Nolan James Noah Grubbs Leonard Moore Jordan Faison Devin Fitzgerald Luke Talich

This may be the best (most important 🤷‍♂️) paragraph I have written in 25 years.

@GunsNAmerica I teach at public high school currently. The thought of mocking a student for answering or asking a question is absolutely appalling.

If you’ve been to a public high school within the past half-decade you’ll see a phenomenon called “Zoomer hesitation” where kids will refuse to raise their hands and answer questions out of fear of mockery from either teacher or student or both

@memeticsisyphus Lots here talk about getting in trouble for reading books because class was easy. I legit had a classmate who always read books, never paid attention, said it was easy, and was a C student. I found it hilarious.

Sorry @JohnLoc18 This isn’t meant to be a dig while you’re down. But this is what I meant by “won’t last forever”. If you make life changing money. Do just that. Take the money change your life. Hardest thing about making money is keeping it. An expensive lesson I know you learned. You’ll make it all back and then some. Keep your head up big dog.

“You’re bleeding because you don’t floss enough.” The dentist:

@JohnLoc18 I think sooner than that honestly

Give the market like 5-10 days to realize all of this pump is full of bs and we’re good to go $SPY

The S&P 500 triggered a rare technical event today, gapping above both its 50D and 200D moving averages simultaneously. This looked weird to me, so I did some digging. Since 1950, this specific signal has occurred only four times. In every instance, the index faced significant pullbacks shortly after. The average three month drawdown following the signal is -9.51%, with the worst three month drawdown reaching -12.92% during 2018. Historically this has always been an exhaustion gap rather than a sustainable rally. Maybe this time is different.