DrG

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DrG

DrG

@LGdds

Katılım Nisan 2011
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Matt Wallace
Matt Wallace@MattWallace888·
Right before Trump is rushed off stage… a man holds up a card 👀 One second later, Melania reacts with an expression of horror on her face 😳 He is a “mentalist” named Oz Pearlman who was performing. I believe we just witnessed something much darker than we want to realize…
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Dr. Dawn Michael
Dr. Dawn Michael@DawnsMission·
THE GREAT OSTEOPOROSIS SCAM For decades, Big Pharma convinced us that normal aging bones are a disease called osteoporosis. They invented the diagnosis, created the drugs, and sold them to millions — all built on a lie. The cruel irony? Their first-line treatments (bisphosphonates like Fosamax and Reclast) don’t strengthen bones. They kill the osteoclasts that remodel bone, leaving you with old, brittle bones that fracture more easily. Side effects include: • Jaw death (osteonecrosis) • Spontaneous fractures • Atrial fibrillation • Esophageal cancer • Flu-like illness The FDA quietly warned about these risks back in 2008. What actually builds strong bones naturally: • Daily walking • Gentle strength training • Pool therapy & Tai Chi • Topical progesterone • Key minerals: boron, manganese, strontium, K2 & silica Stop falling for the scam. Your bones deserve better.
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Collin Rugg
Collin Rugg@CollinRugg·
JUST IN: President Trump signs order allowing psychedelic drug research to treat mental health disorders in the Oval Office with Joe Rogan. Joined with them was Americans for Ibogaine CEO Bryan Hubbard. Ibogaine is a “plant-based psychoactive compound” that has been used to treat people with drug addictions, traumatic brain injuries, and other issues according to Stanford Medicine. Hubbard has previously discussed the treatment on podcasts including the Joe Rogan Experience.
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DrG@LGdds·
@kayleighmcenany But they will grow me in jail if my numbers don’t match theirs 😐
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Kayleigh McEnany
Kayleigh McEnany@kayleighmcenany·
🚨 As you pay your taxes this week, LOOK at what the fraudsters allegedly did with your money❗️ 🔹Cosmetic procedures 🔹Breast implants 🔹Tweaks to arms and thighs 🔹Tummy tuck 🔹Purebred dogs 🔹Flights to Hawaii 🔹Flights to Disneyland 🔹Multimillion-dollar home 🔹Range Rover 🔹Private school tuition 🔹Private jet 🔹Luxury resort stays 🔹Vacation property in Greece 🔹Extravagant parties 🔹Beverly Hills mansion 🔹High-end jewelry, handbags 🔹Tickets to Coachella 🔹Chanel bag 🔹Birthday blowout in Mexico Reporting via @californiapost as shown on @SatAmericaFNC @FoxNews ⬇️
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I ain’t no circle back girl
We allowed the government to have too much power. There’s no way they’re going to ever give it back now.
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DrG@LGdds·
@HolySmokas They are working of the cost of goods sold.
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Jeremy Lefebvre
Jeremy Lefebvre@HolySmokas·
Did you also notice it? $RH
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DrG@LGdds·
@akafaceUS I saw what he did there 🤣🤣🤣
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aka@akafaceUS·
Bro said it’s daddy time
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Wall Street Apes
Wall Street Apes@WallStreetApes·
THERE IT IS 🚨 On the ground journalist in Los Angeles California shows entire streets full of busses used to bus in No Kings Day protesters He walks over and there are lines of these busses used to transport protesters It’s all paid and organized
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Autopilot
Autopilot@joinautopilot·
How is trying to outperform the S&P 500 going? This whale knows about the Actively Managed portfolio being up 72% on the year while the S&P is up a calm 12% What's the portfolio's strategy? It's simple yet most don't do it. ‣ Buying strengths on pullbacks. A Few Holdings in the Portfolio: • $LRCX (Lam Research): They build the specialized machines that other companies use to physically print and carve the most advanced computer chips. • $TSM (TSMC): World’s biggest chip factory that manufactures the processors for almost every major tech company: Apple and NVIDIA. • $MU (Micron): A leader in digital memory that makes the high-speed storage chips necessary for AI, smartphones, and computers to run fast.
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Rep. Keith Self
Rep. Keith Self@RepKeithSelf·
In the dead of night, with only five senators present on the floor and no one there to object, the Senate rushed through a DHS funding bill that deliberately left ICE and CBP unfunded. Now, they are leaving town. No SAVE America Act. ICE and CBP unfunded. Senate Republicans just gave the Democrats everything they wanted and more.
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DrG@LGdds·
@InTheMoneyAdam - I would like to emphasize not using Robinhood with Autopilot. Transferring to Public has taken over 2 weeks for the fractional shares post settling and still not in my Public account. I talk to support on both brokerages and both blame the other. Good news is that I’ve been in cash for that amount for the last 2 weeks!!
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Nicki Minaj
Nicki Minaj@NICKIMINAJ·
Do politicians realize it will be the beginning of the end for them if the #SaveAmericaAct doesn’t pass? I think they believe it would just be a little gotcha moment toward Trump & that they’ll ride off happily into the sunset cheating, lying, committing more fraud & prioritizing their new illegal immigrant base over their own citizens. Do they not realize the ppl have now seen behind the curtain & that can’t be undone? It will create a monster that they can’t defeat. How do you rationalize not passing a bill that the entire country wants — when you were elected by the people for the people to represent the people…? I don’t think they’ve thought it out. Perhaps they should rethink 💭
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DrG@LGdds·
@InTheMoneyAdam Thanks Adam. I’d like to add I also try to learn from others things that I may not have thought of. Autopilot has taught me that I was in a rut I didn’t even realize. Only stop learning when you die.
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InTheMoney
InTheMoney@InTheMoneyAdam·
It’s important for people to realize something I learned a long time ago. Not through textbooks or reading, those taught me how derivatives and markets function. They didn’t teach me how to make the markets function for ME, and then the privilege of helping them function for others. Investing is not complicated. A lot of people say “I don’t know how to pick stocks” and stare at balance sheets and fundamentals. But those are present or backwards-looking. Here’s what matters, and Peter Lynch probably said it best: Buy companies you like, whose products or services you use or would use if you could afford, are profitable and are trending profitable, and have a STORY. The story is the key piece. NVDA? I bought at wicked lows because every single person who gamed had an NVDA graphics card. I would scrounge money as a college student to upgrade incrementally whenever I could. And then they turned into an AI beast, and I don’t even have to look at the fundamentals. I bought for one reason; I continue to hold for both. AMD? Same thing, but with processors. They destroy Intel in that arena at a fraction of the price. And now they’re leveraged to be a big fascet in AI infrastructure. HOOD? I bought at $8. People hated them for GME. But I knew one thing: people forget. Or, at least, younger people turning investment-age won’t care. And as they rolled out new products, it only confirmed they were making dedicated progress. I sold at the top when they continued to push “platform for advanced traders” but have nothing but a pretty UI and a shitty trading platform with meek and slow execution and features. I hopped out. The product offerings slowed and became dull. They lost my interest, and if they lost mine, I don’t want to be invested because again: I invest in companies whose products or services I want to use. AAPL? Same thing. GOOG? Same thing. It goes on. And through experience, you learn that this is the key to investing. And then you learn the next biggest key: red is always the new green. Buying during COVID, buying during the 2022 bear market, they always pay off over the long-term. And then enter derivatives. This one I did not learn or read or study beyond understanding mechanics. The philosophy is simple: the market, throughout all of history, has had more green candles than red. Therefore, if you are not reckless in the companies you invest in, you should lean heavily long, using long-dated ITM calls with low breakevens as 5-10% of your portfolio. If they’re sitting ducks by 3 months until expiration? Dodge the acceleration in theta decay, sell, add funds, open a new LEAP if you still believe in the company. Otherwise, shift. Just don’t keep feeding the furnace until you go bust. You can sell options, sure, but it’s if you’re risk-averse. Or an income whore who likes short-term capital gains tax in taxable accounts. The wheel is fine, just keep it small. Avoid the FUCK out of credit spreads. You WILL get creamed eventually, and pin risk is much higher because your short strike is closer to the stock price than your long one. Even with IV working in your favor, debit spreads negate enough of this. Just check breakeven. That’s IV expressed on paper in a readable format. Think you can well outpace breakeven over time? Go for it. Looks ridiculous? Adjust strikes or dodge entirely. Optionsprofitcalculator.com is your best friend. And I did this by sitting and thinking. Not reading or watching. You can short, buy puts, hedge. But in my personal experience, at least as a younger individual, keep those to a minimum. Leverage the upside, buy the dips, and your future self will thank you. Thank you to everybody who entrusts their money with my portfolios on autopilot and have an unyielding desire to learn. I try to help people skip past shortfalls early on, but experience will whittle down what works and what doesn’t. Unlike day traders, I can easily provide a reproducible framework and market psychology.
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Dr. Dawn Michael
Dr. Dawn Michael@DawnsMission·
IF I COULD GO BACK… I would NEVER vaccinate my kids. I knew the COVID shot was dangerous. I refused it. Dr. Peter McCullough says the exact same: He wouldn’t vaccinate himself or his kids. “A healthy child today is better off with ZERO vaccines."
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DrG@LGdds·
@libsoftiktok Felt kinda guilty hitting the like as if that’s going to do anything for his family 😢
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Gunther Eagleman™
Gunther Eagleman™@GuntherEagleman·
Why is John Cornyn in the GOP primary, he’s a Democrat 🤔 Texas… Vote Ken Paxton!
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DrG@LGdds·
@InTheMoneyAdam Thanks for the info on Public. I missed timely trades using Robinhood. Took 10 mins to initiate transfer.
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InTheMoney
InTheMoney@InTheMoneyAdam·
Dropped the stagnant positions that are just sit and watch. Anybody can do this. Adjusted for risk of stagflation, which is becoming higher. You can mix-and-match this with my Actively Managed portfolio (see screen recording) by adding money to this one, it's free with your subscription, to match your risk tolerance. I always am a fan of riding the dip and buying the whole way, but I don't know everyone's financial details: time horizon, income, debt, savings, etc. So I think it's only reasonable to provide this alternative. Use public, no need to approve trades, they happen quick: share.public.com/Adam771875 Link to port: marketplace.joinautopilot.com/landing/1218/5… After today's economic data, the economy is growing at a third of what it was one quarter ago, inflation won't come down, the Fed has no tools to use because jobs are still holding up, businesses aren't investing, and consumers are running out of gas. That's stagflation potential. Stocks that replaced this boring port while still keeping with the theme: ENERGY (Brent $100, WTI $95) XOM (Exxon) - Big daddy, prints cash above $80 crude, fat dividend, buyback hungry CVX (Chevron) - Cleanest balance sheet of the majors, consistent returns COP (ConocoPhillips) - Pure oil and gas play DVN (Devon) - Just absorbed Coterra for $21.5B, variable dividend tied directly to commodity prices. Oil rips, payout=yummerz MPC (Marathon Petroleum) - Margins go absolutely fucking nuts when crude is elevated DEFENSE (Iran conflict, Trump's $1.5T defense budget proposal) LMT (Lockheed) - +50% YTD, F-35, missile defense. Iran situation is a direct catalyst. Kinda a no brainer. RTX (Raytheon) - Patriot batteries, missile systems, every conflict rehappening. this thing prints like my CPA printing all my brokerage 1099's KTOS (Kratos) - Drones and autonomous systems, +263% YTD, most levered play to modern warfare spending. The good Modern Warfare, not the new stuff. Hop on Arc Raiders. GOLD MINERS (Gold parked above $5,200, a duh stagflation hedge) NEM (Newmont) - Largest gold miner on earth, margins above 70% at current prices, free cash flow machine. The fundamentals are pristine as hell. GOLD (Barrick) - Record 2025 efficiency, AISC at $1,950, every dollar gold moves up directly benefits their margin Staples (Pricing power and purely consumer Staples (hah) defense PM (Philip Morris) - +11% annual EPS growth, pricing power that quit just like their users. People don't stop smoking because inflation is hot. They might use it as a lighter, though. PG (Procter & Gamble) - Cost passthrough is easy. Tide doesn't have a recession. MIDSTREAM (Fee-based cash flow, high yield) EPD (Enterprise Products) - 6.3% yield, 27 consecutive years of dividend growth ET (Energy Transfer) - 7.1% yield, trades at a discount to peers, 3-5% annual EBITDA growth HEALTHCARE (Inelastic demand) JNJ (J&J) - 63 consecutive years of dividend increases. And people want medical care even if the economy gets wrecked.
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