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$CEOS 20-day SMA: ~$0.00742 50-day SMA: ~$0.00539 100-day SMA: ~$0.00410 150-day SMA: ~$0.00397 200-day SMA: ~$0.0054 #OTC 👀 💯 @SniperFlow777 @TheRealStockFox @TradeStockData @JusticeleagueDD @DD_Henney @PennyStocksProX @MrZackMorris @otc_chris @the1Jax @ChaseMacTrades

$CEOS 200 SMA at $0.00542 👀 😊

$CEOS The 20 SMA has been above the 50 SMA since late March 2026. 😊 #GoldenCross 💯

Why is the #China Summit bullish for stocks? @realDonaldTrump

@BRICSinfo Ya it did…….

JUST IN: 🇮🇷 Earthquake hits Tehran, Iran.

This man is one of the most powerful people in the meme coin space, and he is calling for a super cycle Make sure you are following Patrick and paying close attention Something HUGE is coming, I can feel it.

@SniperFlow777 $CEOS 💯

#OTC has some serious upcoming runners setting up.

@big38gohawkem Ur wrong. 💯

They say "to be the champ you gotta beat the champ" and i agree you cant get walked down by a wrestler in a striking battle, get taken down and controlled multiple times while throwing a couple jabs and then be declared the winner? Paramount ruined the UFC 🥀

FED'S MIRAN: I THINK IT'S APPROPRIATE TO CUT INTEREST RATES - FOX BUSINESS

@unusual_whales Shoulda got him a “hotdog” instead…..

Marco Rubio: 'What to get someone who has everything? I thought a crystal football' Pope: 'Ok'

Latest BC Angus Reid Poll modelled out 🔵CON: 66 seats (+22) 🟠NDP: 25 seats (-22) 🟢GRN: 2 seats (-) 🔵Conservative Majority Government (+/- change from 2024 BC election) Feel free to ask for any ridings

🚨 BREAKING Carney just announced $270 million more for Ukraine. In Armenia. At a European summit. Canada’s total to Ukraine: $25.8 BILLION Remember, just this week he also cut: $1.2 billion from mental health $600 million from long-term care $500 million from rare disease drugs These are cuts to seniors and sick Canadians at home. Let’s not forget that 2 million Canadians are using food banks & youth unemployment is at 18% He said “all of Canada is behind Ukraine.” All of Canada is also behind on groceries.

@TheRealStockFox $CEOS Looking good with the Fib EMAs, yet still unconvincingly weak on low volume. Still a nice Bull Flag on the Weekly and Daily. Shooting for a 0.009 + close for May to keep that trend going too.

What’s been going on investment friends!?!?! Talk to me!!! 🦊🦊🦊

BREAKING: Odds of a recession this year plummet from 40% to 17% — a record low.

Risk appetite among investors is skyrocketing: Risky asset fund inflows have exceeded safe asset fund inflows by a record $220 billion over the last 4 weeks. Risky assets represent equities and corporate bonds, among others, while safe assets include money markets and Treasury bonds. This stands in sharp contrast to 2025, when safe asset funds drew more inflows than risky funds for most of the year. The recent surge even surpasses the highs of ~$200 billion seen during the 2021 meme stock frenzy. To put this into perspective, during the 2020 pandemic, safe asset fund inflows exceeded risky fund inflows by more than $500 billion. Investors are taking on more risk than ever.

@Micro2Macr0 @xm_build @RayDalio 💯

@xm_build @RayDalio We don't have stagflation. We have a K-shaped economy that is killing the people who need relief. Give them lower rates.

.@RayDalio is being overly political and is completely wrong. We need to lower rates. There's no point in raising them and destroying the bottom half of the country even more than they already have been.

The Federal Reserve has lost its way. When Kevin Warsh replaces Jerome Powell, he must overhaul the institution, end rate manipulation, and restore a sound dollar. Markets, not central bankers, should guide the economy. forbes.com/sites/stevefor…

🇺🇸 The U.S. Treasury just bought back $15 billion of its own debt in a single day, the largest buyback in history. Here's what that means in plain English: the government is essentially buying back loans it took out years ago, before they're due. It sounds responsible, but the reason they do it matters. When the Treasury buys back old debt, it pumps cash into the financial system. Banks and investors who held that debt suddenly have money to reinvest. It's a way of injecting liquidity without calling it what it is. The timing is worth noting. Markets have been volatile, confidence in U.S. debt has been shaky, and foreign buyers have been quietly stepping back from U.S. treasuries. A record buyback right now is either very good housekeeping or a sign they needed to do something fast. The Treasury says it's routine. $15 billion in one day, a new all-time record, right in the middle of a trade war and a shooting war… Routine.

@MrZackMorris Nice fat hands. Get off your scooter and go for a run.

Cheers queers