RACKS

@Dream5728363541 No idea what you're talking about. I've been in IONQ since $6...

@RRACKS Then you can already start apologizing, brother. Accounts like yours only hype things up after the fact and shake the confidence of inexperienced investors. Literally because of people like you, others can’t make money when it comes to high-quality companies like $NBIS.

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@Dream5728363541 Ok

@RRACKS You made this post right after the market crashed 😭 Nostradamus 😭 And when I turn out to be right again after the next rally, don’t forget to make another post about it.

Thanks Elon

@ryancohen Why don't you save your money and just make a direct eBay competitor that crushes their business through strong competition and your e-commerce leadership? I know you'd have millions of loyal customers from day one who are sick and tired of eBay and Amazon FBA etc (me included). Sincerely, RACKS

Me hate watching semis after missing the rally

@opolot_ronnie No bishes

Kevin Durant has a fortune of $200 million and is nearing 40 years old. He has no wife. No children. No girlfriend. No hairbrush. No moisturizer. No Diddy oil. No skincare routine. Just his mom and basketball. When asked about being in a relationship, he said; “He'd rather stay single and protect his peace of mind than risk emotional and financial chaos.”

@pmarca It was a well documented bubble in 99

I've long felt there were 3 factors to the 2000 crash: 1 Industry-wide overestimation of Internet growth rates 2 Many companies were selling to each other 3 The telecom overbuild was even larger and had debt Was it a bubble? Hard to say, the dreams did all come true in time.

@endless_frank Wrong

$ASTS There’s no disappointment in this earnings report. The stock will be up tomorrow. Mark it.

@neilksethi @DougKass @michaeljburry get these leakers

Michael Burry pens a defense (h/t @DougKass, I added the bold): ... I got it right in 2000, got it right in 2007. Got it right in 2019, helped by COVID, and I called the meme stock crash in mid 2021. I called the bank stock run in 2023. In 2017, I had trouble finding good stocks, and I discussed the passive investing bubble for the first time. I did not say it meant that we would crash anytime soon. My case was that crashes would become more correlated and more acute, and 2020’s COVID crash was the most acute, correlated stock market crash in history. Every other time I supposedly called a crash, I had said nothing at all. It was reported that I had billion dollar short positions several times over about a decade not because I said anything, but because reporters misread regulatory filings. Then all the news services would trot out the same picture of me, “Burry calling for a crash” in so many words. Words that I did not say. For a number of years I marveled at the resiliency of the market, for sure, but I have been long common stocks as the majority of my portfolio for almost my whole investment career. The exception being that one big short in 2005-2008. Today however, I am telling. I am calling something. The market has jumped the shark. The end of…this…is nye...

@itzybitzyminnie Fuk Mickey tree 4 lyfe

nothing could have prepared me for the tree

@uncledoomer Facts. Executive membership at 9am would never

they should put this at the entrance of costco

@b0newalljackson Trainspotting

every single thing about this video is funny to me

Kids prioritize going to fanime and comic con over studying for finals. We're cooked.

@SjostromK @mikerecine Be careful what you wish for

@mikerecine For the type of ROI received on buying a $144k house in 1990, I would let my weirdo son put a full milking table in my living room.

God works in mysterious ways. Like if you spend decades hoarding wealth and destroying the housing market then one day you have to hear your adult son cumming.

@mikerecine Real talk

@xoeeie Life is real and has meaning

creating a HUMAN that carries pieces of both of you with the person you love.. i still can't believe this concept, it's unbelievable

@Runzwildnfree @StealthQE4 Yes

@rracks @StealthQE4 Include late Gen X'ers in this...I would say about 55 is the cut off

The message from the younger generations now is why bother saving? You’ll still never be able to afford anything Just spend it and have fun or to just survive. Basically kids have given up investing in their future and that’s very sad. BTW this video has 700k likes.

Approaching 40. It was a few years ago that I started to realize: 1. the only thing that actually matters is raising my kids And 2. the only interests and hobbies I have now is drinking coffee, listening to podcasts, watching the stock market and shitposting on this app