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@SenWarren Retire already.

More than 3,700 trades. Trump’s more focused on his stock portfolio than lowering costs for you.

@EleanorTerrett I really despise Elizabeth Warren

Tornado Cash getting a spotlight in today’s hearing as lawmakers debate whether the bill gives law enforcement sufficient tools to combat money laundering. Warren to Kennedy: “It’s the Tornado problem… you remember Tornado, the mixer? What purpose does Tornado serve? Put your money in if you’re a terrorist!” GOP lawmakers argue the Clarity Act provides tools to address this issue, while Warren says the bill doesn’t go far enough. Other Democrats joined her in voting to include the amendment. The amendment did not pass.

@SenWarren Because it’s none of your business. He’s following the rules that were laid out for him.

I asked Kevin Warsh whether his secret $100 million was invested in any companies affiliated with the Trump family, Chinese-controlled companies, or financing vehicles set up by Jeffrey Epstein. He refused to answer.

@GrantCardone You can’t be happy without it.

Money doesn’t buy happiness, but…. (Finish what I’m thinking for $500….)

@david_klein56 Umm… you can assume dilution when they buy 100k eth and their cash balance goes up.

@MrGisme You can’t assume dilution from price alone, you need filings and capital structure data, MNAV compression can also come from sentiment and NAV repricing. I advise you follow ThomasLee TG channel, he gives great insights there, simply search “ThomasLeeTA” on telegram.

Congrats Bitmine for steady accumulation

@SenWarren Oh my God. You really are stupid.

The Trump Administration is pushing private equity, private credit, and crypto into retirement accounts. Wall Street wants to dump its risky assets in your 401k – putting your retirement at risk.

@ewarren Retire. You’re done already. How the hell sid you last this long? Go play bingo with Nancy

Don’t forget that Trump threatened to wipe out an entire civilization in Iran. Congress has tools to rein in this president. But nothing will happen until Republicans grow a spine and work with Democrats to stand up to him.

@avfcut1 @fundstrat I know. Hoping for a response. Lol

@MrGisme @fundstrat Yes and they won’t acknowledge it.

@Tim_Walz Wow. What an idiot. Fix the fraud in your state jackass. How did they pick this guy for VP? Could not have found a worse choice

So how much will the Trump family make in the stock market tomorrow morning?

@KrisPatel99 Wow. I think you should quit while you are behind. Obvious you are just trolling at this point. Yes, Israel should pay the Arab nations for trying to wipe it off the planet. Idiot

I think Israel should be the one that pays, not the Arab countries. Maybe they go a few years without universal healthcare and subsidized college tuition and take out a few war loans to pay us back. Maybe then they'll re-think of using us as useful idiots to solve their problems. Prior to this conflict, I was pretty neutral about Israel but the more and more I looked... it seems pretty obvious that Israel and Netanyahu have pulled some major strings.

@amitisinvesting Predictable. Negotiations on one hand, threats of annihilation in the other. Remind anyone of tariff situation? Like it or not, this is how he negotiates. How many times does he have to show us? I hope. 😂

TRUMP: IRAN HAS 48 HOURS TO OPEN THE STRAIT OR WE WILL OBLITERATE THEIR POWER PLANTS oh boy

@KrisPatel99 You really are an ass. You keep doubling down on your nonsense.

At this point it should be abundantly clear that the US was forced into this conflict by Israel. While the US and Iran were negotiating, Israel was ready to take unilateral action as they did not trust the Iranians to live up to any agreement they might have made with the US. They were able to convince people close to Trump that this could be resolved quickly and that the US involvement would be minor. This is why the US was not ready for the current escalation that we are seeing today. Israel understands that agreements on pieces of paper can be violated but a Nuclear Iran would result in Israel living in constant fear. This was unacceptable to them. They are way more exposed to the risk of a Nuclear Iran than the US is and did what they believed would be best for their people and their security. What Israel and the US did not count on was Iranian willingness to escalate this into a full blown MAD, Mutually Assured Destruction, scenario. Now we're left with 2 choices. Option #1... Leave and also certainly bolster the remnants legitimacy and give them a proven framework on how to apply leverage on the US, Israel and the GCC. Everyone would see this as a defeat of the US and its ability to defend its allies. Option #2... Ground war.

@CK3RR @edgaralandough Exactly. They are happy when you use them

@edgaralandough You get 1% per transaction. They get 3%. They love you more than you know.

I know my credit card companies hate me 😂 I will run it up every month and pay it down to 1% utilization before the statement date then pay it in full right after. They’ve never gotten a cent of interest out of me but I have gotten 6 figures of rewards points out of them.

@amitisinvesting Gotta be selling calls

life is just so much better when the stock market is green 😂 even if this is a relief rally, it feels nice but absolutely have to be ready for the whipsaw back down for those wondering why we are blistering green, I think it’s for these 2 reasons: - Trump calmed down oil markets yesterday by backstopping insurance for tankers, oil determines everything so markets are not as worried anymore - NYT ran a headline today that said Iran secretly negotiated with the US to end the war and Trump is considering it…this one could be a stretch to end this in 4 days when Trump said to expect 4 weeks but it could be helping the market move forward time will tell but for now we are seeing some relief…anyone buy/sell into the momentum today?

@LuxAlgo Getting close

Is $BTC seeing $70K today?!

@PaperGainsInc Is this down from the 30-1, or is this something else?

$SPY Post Trump speech Lots of cheap puts 9.5 to 1

@amitisinvesting Great post. I also liked your thoughts on “value” stocks actually being the bubble.

The growth to value rotation is becoming one of the most fascinating things in the market when you really read how fund managers are discussing it. I'm going through $DE Deere Q1 earnings. It's seen as an industrial part of the stock market. Sales are up 13% YoY. Net income is down 25% YoY. Operating profit is down 59% YoY. This stock trades at 35x earnings and is up 42% YTD. One fund manager who owns it from Gamco Investors: "It is important to note that companies like Deere make 'things,' tangible items that cannot be disintermediated by AI." Really? That's why you're paying 35x earnings for a company with declining EPS growth? Because they make 'THINGS' that are physical? $DE is a great company and deserves a multiple but we are at the stage of this market where there is so much concern over AI commoditizing everything that now fund managers are plowing into companies that make physical things for the sake of not being in a sector that AI can replace. I think eventually this market wakes up and says that paying that much for negative growth does not make sense, AI is not going to destroy every sector alive, and worst case -- if AI is actually eating the world, then $NVDA should be much, much higher than now because all of that demand will come right back to the epicenter of AI. Verizon, Coke, Deere...all being preferred for negative/low growth vs $META, $GOOGL, $AMZN. Have no idea when but it does feel like things will eventually flip.

@LuxAlgo Meant oh yeah- I am

@LuxAlgo 28%… but who’s counting. You h yeah- I am.

When there's a massive bounce in the market but you're still down -25% YTD