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My Best Trades of 2022 $NFLX $PYPL I din't get a full screenshot of Paypal but I sold my $146 puts at $10 and my $140's for $7.

$BW massive

$SEDG on fire

$TSLA has broken down!

$DJT lets see $7's today!

@sixonehalfdoz YES

could that institutional $$ also be flowing into $cwbhf?! watchiong the tape last 3 days theres been steady non-stop non retail looking buying action...

$CWBHF do we see .90's today. I doubt those big buyers are done already...

@TrenchinBitch @realtrumpstein Epstein had dirt on everyone, there is something out there I bet...

@realtrumpstein @MWM76 Aaaaand she won’t release them because they don’t exist. If they did the would already be out with the amount of TDS out there

BREAKING: Epstein victim says she has tapes of Donald Trump doing things that will force him to resign from the presidency. Keep talking, keep sharing.

@JCOviedo6 The buck stops at the President, make a Deal. End of story!

The government shutdown of DHS is so incredibly stupid. Politicians in both sides should pay a price for holding the American people hostage to their petty fights.

🚨🚨🚨 ONE ATTACK IN THE MIDDLE EAST JUST PUT THE ENTIRE TECH INDUSTRY ON LIFE SUPPORT 🚨🚨🚨 Iran bombed Qatar's helium plant. 33% of global supply is gone. Overnight. Here's who's bleeding right now: 🇰🇷 South Korea — 64.7% of all helium imported from Qatar ($226.9M). Samsung and SK Hynix fabs are on a countdown clock. 🇹🇼 Taiwan — home to TSMC, makes 18% of global chips. Said "monitoring situation." Translation: quietly panicking. 🇯🇵 Japan — major chip fab and MRI manufacturer hub. First to run out if Qatar outage extends beyond 60 days. 🇸🇬 Singapore — regional semiconductor hub. Heavy Qatar helium dependency flagged by Scientific American. 🇮🇳 India — imported helium from Qatar for thousands of hospital MRI machines. MRI costs already rising, scan delays starting. 🇩🇪 Germany — hosts Linde HQ, major industrial gas distributor. Helium spot prices up 100%. Linde and Air Liquide rationing supply. 🇺🇸 United States — federal helium reserve running down for years. US chip fabs still exposed. HP, Dell, Lenovo warned enterprise buyers: 15-20% price hike incoming. 🇬🇧 United Kingdom — NHS hospitals with MRI machines facing supply tightness. No domestic helium production. 🇫🇷 France — Air Liquide headquartered here but cannot produce new helium. Distribution-only country. 🇨🇳 China — imports helium for chip fabs and MRI. Could accelerate its own helium exploration in Siberian region. Strategic play. 🇦🇺 Australia — Exporter, one of few alternatives. Helium production from Amadeus Basin, but NOT enough to fill Qatar's gap. 🇶🇦 Qatar — the source. Offline since March 2. CEO says 14% of capacity PERMANENTLY damaged for up to 5 years. 12 countries exposed. 33% of global supply gone overnight. Zero substitutes. No restart timeline. This isn't just a war story. Your next laptop, your next MRI scan, your next phone — all of it runs on helium you didn't even know existed. Prepare accordingly. 🚨🚨🚨 X is hiding this. Follow + RT before it disappears. 🔥

$TSLA Meanwhile, the regulator on Thursday escalated its probe into 3.2 million Tesla vehicles with Full Self-Driving (FSD) driver ‌assistance on concerns the system may fail to ​detect or warn drivers in poor visibility conditions. share.google/HUvmwPU2dnBnO2…

$TSLA still too high

$TSLA going to $350 is likely, and actually shouldn't be super surprising, or really too concerning IMO. However, I do not think we will see another strong run up based on any "news", "updates", future plans, future unveiling, "we're gonna have this many cities by this date, etc. People are exhausted, the multiple has been super high for years now, it's time for some results. Where tf is robotaxi? Did they not say 6-7 additional cities in 1H 2026? It's almost April... what's the hold up?

Today is OPEX day, expect plenty of this type of nonsensical headlines being published for the sole purpose to influence trading algorithms

Goldman Sachs: ‘We See Continued Risks of an Equity Correction and Think the Buffer From Bonds Will Remain Limited Near Term’ Analyst comments: "After a bullish start to the year, with our Risk Appetite Indicator (RAI) shifting above 1, a combination of concerns about AI disruption, private credit, and more recently sharply higher oil prices and the Middle East war has weighed on risk appetite. Expectations of a continued 'Goldilocks' backdrop have faded quickly due to the resulting energy price shock and a sharp hawkish repricing of central bank policy paths. This has weighed on multi-asset portfolios with a limited opportunity set for diversification, and the risk of a larger 60/40 portfolio drawdown, a 'Balanced Bear,' has increased. We shifted tactically, over three months, to a more defensive stance in our asset allocation shortly after the conflict escalated (overweight cash, neutral equities/bonds/commodities, underweight credit). We see continued risks of an equity correction and think the buffer from bonds will remain limited near term. We remain modestly pro-risk in our asset allocation for 12 months (overweight equities, neutral bonds/commodities/cash, underweight credit). In the case of a larger 'risk-off' move, for example if our Risk Appetite Indicator drops closer to -2, we would look to add risk, especially for longer investment horizons. Since the start of the Middle East war, our World portfolio proxy, tracking roughly US$300 trillion of global assets, has lost about US$11 trillion, or about 4%. This is still a small drawdown in a long-run context. The deepest drawdowns happened when the growth/inflation mix was very unfavorable due to high and sticky inflation during the 1970s and 2022, or when they coincided with deep equity bear markets such as the Tech Bubble and the Global Financial Crisis. Markets have mostly priced a rate shock but limited growth risks so far. With current macro conditions and our baseline of a normalization in energy prices from Q2, we think the risk of a sustained, large 60/40 drawdown is still limited. Historically, compared to the start of large energy price shocks, inflation is lower, yields are higher, and growth is still good. However, to mitigate continued stagflationary risks, we recommend adding more robustness in multi-asset portfolios through allocations to defensive, quality equity styles, and selective safe assets such as gold, Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, and Swiss franc. Considering high uncertainty, we screen for option hedges for both left and right tails. To hedge downside growth risks, CDS payers, equity puts, and puts on AUD/JPY and NZD/JPY appear attractive, while puts on U.S. high-yield and emerging-market credit might offer an attractive payoff in a stagflation scenario. To hedge right-tail risk, we prefer equity to credit upside and like selective regional/sector call switches and longer-dated calls."

@Chansoo @teslaenergy Zero margins in solar. This shit trades at a wild multiple already. Give it a rest. $TSLA should collapse from here

Tesla Solar is about to 100x from here $TSLA @teslaenergy

@tesla_machan Cybercab 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

$TSLA 🇺🇸 テスラはCybercabの生産拡大に向けて、現在35職種を積極採用中。 最新の募集には、品質技術者（ボディインホワイト、最終組立）や設備技術者（ギガプレス、ボディ、ドライブユニット）が含まれる。

@daltonbrewer FSD needs to be recalled

BREAKING: TESLA IS RUMORED TO BEGIN ROLLING OUT FSD V14 IN CHINA VERY SOON Full rollout is expected in August and it seems they will be switching to a subscription only model like the U.S. $TSLA

Tesla is one stop away from having to recall FSD in NHTSA visibility crash probe electrek.co/2026/03/19/nht… by @fredlambert

If we didn’t piss off Europe with the tariffs they’d probably be singing a different tune. Honestly this administration is a complete dumpster fire and I voted for Trump. There’s absolutely zero thought or analysis before they do anything. It’s all impulsive and ego.