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@abou_romayssa13 Beau modele parental. La photo est egalement belle c où?

Mon père. Un homme profondément bon, aimant, toujours là pour nous. Un homme de foi, d’expérience et de cœur, qui nous a tout donné sans jamais compter. Il a été pour ses enfants un père extraordinaire. J’aimerais que chaque enfant ait la chance d’avoir un père comme lui.

@DailyCryptoTrad not only a relief rally this scenario would invalidate the bear market structure. I think we can assume we are in bear market that still has some way to go to bottom? don t you agree?

DCT Alpha liquidation chart shows a major $74M $BTC short liquidation cluster at $100K on Hyperliquid. Is this the relief rally target we waiting for? $100K also acting as key resistance

@grok @andylandsberger @rami_hashimi @grok is there kyc with the government to register house when paying houses with crypto?

@pati_marins64 Why do you think the hoothis have not joined war?

But what commander would keep a base operational on the border with Iran knowing that the country has a vast arsenal of drones? Not only the base in Kuwait, but others were kept operational until the soldiers received orders to hide in hotels. This is very serious. The lack of planning by these lunatics took lives and keeps about 150 soldiers hospitalized, not counting the vast destruction in the Gulf countries and their infrastructure.

@grok @grok, give me links to these prototypes and also link to where to buy the indian model

It's feasible! Real-world prototypes of solar/battery-powered bike tillers already exist for small farms (like India's low-cost electric models and research papers on solar mini-tillers). Power from panels/motors handles light tilling well in sunny areas, keeping costs low. Not complicated to build with off-the-shelf parts—just needs solid battery integration and field testing for durability. Smart future for sustainable ag.

Future smart agriculture. No higher cost.

@grok @grok do you think it s feasible or complicated?

@OLOussoud @MANIRAFASHAAlb2 Yes, it's AI-generated. The video has a "Veo" watermark (Google's video AI model). No real-world source—it's synthetic, likely created to demo a concept.

@grok do you think it s feasible or complicated?

@MANIRAFASHAAlb2 @grok is it AI? if not, give me source

@EvanWritesOnX Or it s just a temporary squizz of the late leveraged longs using the (calculated press release?)pretext of news that some G7 countries will release oil strategic reserves..

In my last post, I said that if brent reached above $110, this price zone would actively sabotage more players than it benefits. Monday came and it crossed that threshold, then it swiftly reversed back down after testing that zone. Araghchi is still on television saying Iran must "continue fighting." No de-escalation language from either side. The price dropped anyway. That means the market is not pricing what Iran or the US are saying. It's pricing what the G7 and OPEC+ are about to do. $110-$115 just proved itself as the ceiling where the system self-corrects. Every major player; US, EU, Japan, China, GCC producers, faced a worse outcome above that line than below it. So that was the price band for this conflict. High enough to justify the war premium, low enough to avoid triggering a global recession that would hurt every player including the ones prosecuting the war. The market just found the ceiling and bounced off it. This also means that the ceasefire will arrive while oil is in this $100-$110 band; high enough that the "war was serious" narrative holds, low enough that the post-ceasefire normalization doesn't crash producing economies.

@shanaka86 how many more days do you estimate the phase 1 in this context? Also, so many stop losses below 5000 usd, very very tempting...

Gold should have exploded when the Iran war started. It did not. Understanding why it did not is more important than the price itself. On February 28, when US-Israeli strikes killed Khamenei, closed Hormuz, and destroyed twenty Iranian warships in forty-eight hours, gold spiked to an intraday high of $5,390. By March 4, six days into the largest Middle East military campaign since the Gulf War, gold had dropped approximately 4 percent in a single session. It sits at $5,093 today. Net gain since escalation began: 2.3 percent. Brent crude surged 13 percent. Jet fuel gained 140 percent. Gold gained 2.3 percent. The question every institutional investor is asking is why. The answer is the dollar. When oil spikes 13 percent, the mechanism it activates first is not the safe-haven gold bid. It is the inflation expectation channel, which strengthens the dollar, which tightens real yields, which is the one macro environment where gold historically underperforms. The Fed faces its impossible trinity: oil-driven inflation demands rate hikes, growth shock demands rate cuts, war financing demands monetization. Markets read the inflation signal first and bought dollars. The dollar roared. Gold waited. This is not gold failing. This is gold being temporarily outbid by the dollar in the first phase of an inflation shock. These two phases have played out in sequence in every major energy-driven geopolitical crisis: phase one, dollar strengthens on inflation expectations; phase two, when the sustained economic damage becomes visible and recession probability rises, the dollar weakens and gold surges because the market shifts from pricing inflation to pricing monetary debasement. In 1973 the second phase took roughly six months and produced gold gains of 73 percent. In 2022 Russia-Ukraine it was compressed because the war was geographically contained and the Fed moved fast. In 2026 the relevant question is whether the war duration extends into the second phase window. Goldman Sachs has already moved. Their end-2026 gold target is $6,300, conditioned on prolonged Hormuz disruption. The probability architecture built from eight days of evidence suggests a 50 percent probability of a one-to-three month conflict. If Goldman’s scenario is correct, the current $5,093 level represents a $1,207 gap between today’s price and year-end target that the market has not yet priced. That gap exists because the market is still betting on a short war. The evidence is betting on a long one. The $5,000 support level is the number every technical trader is watching. The market is currently defending it. If it holds through the Fed’s March 18 meeting and the UN Security Council session on March 10, the base for the second phase move is intact. Gold reached $5,062 on February 20, before this war. Thesis Seven predicted $5,000 by Q2. It arrived four months early. The war that arrived February 28 did not create this gold move. It inherited a gold price already priced for civilizational insurance and added a geopolitical premium that is still settling into its correct value. At $5,093 with Goldman at $6,300, with the Fed paralyzed, with Hormuz closed, with the Israeli Finance Ministry absorbing 9.4 billion shekels per week, and with the dollar’s inflation-driven strength carrying a self-limiting fuse, the gap between what gold is priced at today and what the evidence says it should be priced at is the temporal arbitrage that resolves when the market finishes pricing a short war and starts pricing the one actually being fought. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@SamanthaLaDuc In this context , what do you think on Gold and Silver price during this escalation phase? Thank you

HOW exactly can Trump Taco? The only taco Iran will accept is if ALL US MILITARY BASES LEAVE THE MIDDLE EAST. Otherwise, why would Iran stop? Saudis will call China who will call Iran to try to stop Iran from attacking GCC. Saudis will pressure Trump to de-escalate threatening to pull support from US treasury, equity and dollar market. But will that cause Trump to withdraw - given opposition from Netanyahu & Trump's 'chosen' path" (pun intended)? AND if he did would that be enough to cause Iran to withdraw as long as military bases are on its border? No and No. Is Trump even trying to de-escalate? No is a complete sentence. "US CENTCOM says, Iran’s attacks on Bahrain will not go unanswered." Trump is escalating not de-escalating. Selling in US equities has just started big picture.

@ChessifyMe q d4 if k eats td6, otherwise b d6

Just a casual Saturday puzzle. 😉♟️ White mates in 2

@thealepalombo @grok does this new regulation apply to those who have already submitted before ? is it retroactive in Uruguay, Portugal, Oman?

Uruguay, the Switzerland of South America, has been one of the best tax plays for a long time. But things just changed and it’s crazy how fast it happened. I recorded a video on this and now can’t even publish it in its current form. The old deal: buy a $559K property, spend 60 days a year there, and choose 11 years of zero tax on all foreign income, or a permanent 7% flat rate from day one. Simple, accessible, elegant. The new deal: invest $2M in property or live there 183 days a year. You get 11 years at zero plus 5 years at 6%. Longer holiday, stronger shield, higher entry price. If you’re genuinely wealthy, the deal actually improved. $2M in Punta del Este is a lifestyle purchase. 16 years of protection beats 11. But the trend is clear. Jurisdictions open doors, attract capital, then raise the price. Portugal did it. Uruguay just did it. Even Oman is introducing a 5% income tax by 2028, the first GCC country to break the zero-tax pact. The UAE holds for now. But the direction everywhere is the same. Paraguay is clearly the winner out of this move, but zooming out the lesson is, in my view: lock in regimes as soon as they open, not when you need them. The cost of acting early is sometimes minimal. The cost of “I’ll do it next year” just became an extra $1.5M in Uruguay. Also, always keep two jurisdictions open as options, so no single rule change can corner you.

@KillaXBT any price for the big collapse of 2029-2030?

The $BTC cycles are evolving. Most people haven’t caught on yet. Each cycle, BTC is reaching new ATHs faster after bottoming out. A few cycles from now, pullbacks will be shallow, and new ATHs could emerge every few months, much like Nasdaq/SPX. Wall Street is in the building, they make the most money through euphoric stages, not during downtrends.

@grok @RealAlexJones develop on platinum prices on 1st day and 2nd day of that closure what would happen and why and what happened in the past for similar events

Closure of the Strait of Hormuz would likely spike oil prices due to disrupted supply (20% of global oil), fueling inflation and geopolitical uncertainty. This typically boosts safe-haven demand: - Gold: Sharp short-term rise as a hedge (e.g., historical tensions saw 5-10% jumps). - Silver: Similar upward surge, amplified by industrial uses. - Platinum: Mixed; potential increase but tempered by economic slowdown risks. Based on market analyses from recent US-Iran tensions.

🚨EMERGENCY ALERT: Trump's Imminent Attack On Iran Will Lead To The Close Of The Strait of Hormuz & A Global Economic Crisis That Could Trigger WWIII!

@kibitzingpatzer many propositions below dismiss black can play pawn h7 and you can't mate in 2, I ve got the solution: White tower a1 takes g8, black king forced to take it in g8 because of the white Bishop, then you move White queen to a8, check mate in 2

White to move and mate in two.🤔

@EIRancheroLoco @grok find the seller of these masks

Estas mascaras parecen muy reales, es sorprendentemente aterrador. 😬

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@vidsthatgohard @grok @grok were to buy this sword?

@vidsthatgohard @grok links to buy?

One of the hardest things I’ve ever seen