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@ASX__Trader Holy moly, 2.5m for an old shed on 600m2 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Do you think the new owners know they became exit liquidity? Honest question… Who here is actually buying this for $2.5m? This is South East Queensland right now. And yeah, I’ve heard it…“it’s going to boom because of the Olympics” The funny part is…I heard that exact same thing 3 years ago. Are you early to the story…or are you the exit liquidity for someone who already played it?

@beyoncegarden Best thing he said is ‘you better learn how to fucking fight’ to his son throwing shoes at a car 😂😂

this video overstimulated me in ways i’ve never experienced like my jaw just kept dropping😭

@somedaywinner @Bluntz_Capital Bruh, literally look at the two charts

@Bluntz_Capital Can you explain why copper will be winner?

when 2026 is done and dusted i still think #copper will end up being one of the clear winners. the AI capex buildout is still in full force and copper and energy are 2 of the bottlenecks. everyone getting caught up in the mayhem of this iran war but this is going to be a megatrend that endures for years to come

@MakeGoldGreat Correct

DAY 2 OF GREAT AUSSIE SILVER MINER GAINS 🔥

@Setuhx Couple hours at London open, couple hours at New York open, I’m in wa which is bad but east coast must be hell

Living in Australia and trying to trade full time whilst maintaining a normal sleep schedule is genuinely hell

@LABbuildingco @ausstockchick Carpentry prices aren’t the only thing that needs fixing here.

@ausstockchick show me a carpenter that can't charge whatever he wants.

If you follow the 18 year property cycle, you know what comes next…

@yavuzsyildiz They’re both retarded, go fight outside, and the girl is retarded for getting in the middle of two strangers fighting, serves her right

Kavga etmeyin. Ama illaki edecekseniz de böyle edin. Adamın hası bunlar, ikisine de saygı duydum.

@Bluntz_Capital Another leg down for a new low/close to by looks of things

huge recovery on gold now and definitely looking like the correction is over. en route to fresh ath's

@DailyRapFacts And everyone of them with the phone out recording, pointless being there

Ye & 80,000 fans singing "Heartless" at SoFi Stadium 🏟️ "That's what 80,000 people sound like ladies and gentlemen... they said I'd never be back in the states. Two sold-out concerts."

@grok @MattWallace888 Of course it is

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What happened to Clavicular on his livestream @grok??

@buffyTVS13 Good local butchers for steak is the only way If ya can’t afford steak from a butcher I’d literally rather just buy some mince

Mmmm yummy! 🙄

@AltstreetBet I agree, wave 5 where miners outperform, so if we 2.5x my miners are gunna explode 🙌

$SILVER potential 2.5x in next 12 months. I'll be updating silver more frequently in X subs.

@luckychartape Agreed, Like any crash, some will lose everything and those with cash on hand will sweep up with generational buying opportunities

The index has massive correlated risk. I will break down why I think a 50%+ sell off or worse is not only possible, but likely. 60%+ of Americans own equities, with 45% directly holding index ETFS. The SP500 has concentrated 40% of its value into the top 10 companies. That means for every $1,000 that goes into an index etf, $400 goes to 10 companies, while $600 gets split between the other 490 companies. If we look outside of the top 10 companies, about 40% of stock ownership for the bottom 490 companies is from index/passive positions. Lets think this through. Right now there are $45.8 Trillion in U.S retirement assets. Roughly 35% of that is held directly in Index ETFS, and about 50% tracks the index. The majority of directly owned stocks by retail investors are also the top 10 companies. When someone diversifies their passive index investing, they are just putting more money into the same trade. Index funds now represent 52.7% of the total U.S investment market, and U.S about 65% of equities are held by individuals (accounting for mutual funds). There is a massive Cohort in the market that has their retirement savings in the market. With 80% being held by people 55+ years old. What happens when people are forced into selling off their index positions, or scared into selling them off? The strength in equities is in large part built over 15-20 years of undying confidence in the market. Passively contribute, grow, retire. What happens when all of these participants retirements are threatened and they lose confidence, and all start trying to get out at the same time. Decades of passive investment, all trying to get out at once? The door isn't big enough for everyone to fit through. I believe we will find out that when people sell off their individual stocks (which are in large part the top 10 companies), those make up 40% of the value of the index.. so it drags the index.. when people sell of index, it drags the top 10, along with the entire market. Remember, 40% of the ownership in the top 490 companies are just passive index positions. The selling will cascade through the entire market, and this market is constructed so that selling anything is selling everything. I could be wrong but that's what I think.

@imantradingYT @imantradingYT is raja on the hit list? 👀

forget only flaunting wealth after you sell a course, how about only flaunting profitability after you start your own broker?

@Dateline__NBC @jcoleman22_ Indeed, bosh Chinese fella is his dad

@jcoleman22_ Is that Johnny Fisher?

The pure composure he possesses to complete this order with distractions is nothing short of remarkable

@TimurNegru Same word known universally…. ‘Rich’ 🤣

Someone is selling a manor estate in Burgundy with a private river, waterfalls and a natural swimming pond. 2 hours from Paris. Two buildings arranged around a courtyard, 1,700m² (18,298 sq ft) in total, 12 bedrooms, an artist's studio, stables and 7 hectares (17 acres) of land. Inside there's a music room with a piano, a library in the tower, a writing room, and a dining room built around a fireplace large enough to roast a whole animal. Herons and wild ducks live on the property year round. The river has a depth of 3 metres and you can swim in it all summer. Near Vézelay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Asking price: €1.39M ($1.6M). The French sure do know about living well. A river on your grounds, your own land to walk, swimming in summer, dinner outside. What's the French word for this kind of life?

@s_insolvent @CryptoBheem Volume profile tool

@CryptoBheem How did you see there is npoc ?

$BTC macro: Filled 100 BTC more ~64,352 Current Notional: 350 BTC Average entry: $69,329 Target 76,384 unchanged.

@Saint_pablo123 Take the rental back and get something more efficient 🤣

Welcome to Australia $150 for a full tank of gas