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Wendy Peffercorn

@SandLot84

Nothing of me is original. I am the combined effort of everyone I’ve ever known. -Palahniuk

East coast US Katılım Ağustos 2022
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Jim Scalpert
Jim Scalpert@JimScalpert·
I just received an email from my prop firm stating they were banning me. Their reason stated there was no way that I could be in and out that fast without automation. My response was simple. My wife can vouch for me.
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Wendy Peffercorn
Wendy Peffercorn@SandLot84·
@MCNoBSFinance Not everybody is going to like you. You don’t even like everybody. What other people think of you is none of your business. What dogs think of you is everyone’s business.
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DCP
DCP@Dcpcooks·
Just an old guy looking for the next 6 fig trade in this sea of stupidity
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Miss G
Miss G@Green_k100·
What is it called when u cant take it anymore but u still go on ?
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Chris Dover
Chris Dover@ChrisDMacro·
Let me indulge myself, since you asked. I'll start out by saying what we are all seeing and talking about is about 10-20% of what is really known or going on. There are millions of people involved in all of this from peope at the top to the lowest dude on the ground, agencies, units, partner forces...it's just immense how much information and planning is being done there and still in a lot of other places around the world. A lot of people think they are smart enough to armchair quarterback kinetic action because they are successful in other parts of their life. It's the same in trading, folks who are successful in other parts of their life think they can just step into markets and be equally successful. We know how that goes. The amount of mental firepower working on this is dramatically under appreciated by the general public. They certainly give praise for courage and all that, but they dramatically underestimate the intellect in the military and government. I personally have known some who are now at the highest levels and are unquestionably the most intelligent, hardest working, gifted, hard charging maniacs I have ever had the benefit of being in the same room with to experience. You just know the second they walk into a room, everything and everyone changes and not a word was said. So even with my experience over the years in war zones, whatever that's worth, I have no clue the capabilities, the missions that are being planned. But I can tell you that no one else does either. Every now and again they turn the page and show us a brief glimpse into something new that they have and it comes out of no where. The Bin Laden raid - those helo's they used. No one had seen those before. The Maduro raid - whatever they used, it certainly isn't the only new and updated thing they have in their arsenal. Those units are filled with the most autistic operators in existence. With unlimited budgets and nothing but time on their hands since we pulled out of Afghanistan. These are 35 year olds who have been in this game for a while, and are working in the most elite unit in the world, day in and day out with a bunch of other dudes who all seem to be better than they are. The Then consider how many 22-25 year olds who are getting close to getting out of the military who are re-enlisting right now just for the opportunity to get some action. You don't join the infantry or any kinetic unit willingly and hope you don't go to war, that just doesn't happen. Those boys are chomping at the bit right now. You wanna know what life has been like for every Marine/Soldier who enlisted after the GWOT? They've been picked on, laughed at, called names, thrashed, hammered, destroyed all because they've never been to war. When they put the Alphas or Charlies on (when you show off your ribbons) they stand there with a mostly bare chest seeing those who were down range with a chest full of ribbons and medals. And then they have everyone back home whining (their words) about Afghanistan, Iraq, GWOT etc...(I know back home we just don't want them to have to go through the PTSD and everything that comes with it, I understand it's coming from a beautiful place. We don't want to lose another generation to war, I get it, but it's perceived in a very bad way by the boys). Then just add in the life of a young E3 in the military, literally everything is out to get you, to yell at you, to write you up, to make you do some stupid working party, stand in formation, stay up all night cleaning everything, again and again until 0600 because the First Sergeant said so. The amount of getting fucked with these men experience is on a completely different level. That's just a small taste of the pent up energy, and it never ends. Until they get to unleash that hate. Say what you will about 20 years of those long wars, the initial phase that we can bring is without comparison. It's spectacular, violent, surprising, addicting to watch, rewatch, and talk about over and over. So day one on the ground is not like day 7000 of GWOT. ok thanks for that. I still believe there's no direct incentive for the US to rush to open Hormuz, other deals made might change that. So if we do work aggressively to get it open, then a handful of other things were figured out with global partners. The Talking shit by world leaders will continue to drive fintwit higher and higher into a frenzy. And I'm here for it. The America's are being restructured in a big way right now, while everyone is focused on the last century's playbook.
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DCP
DCP@Dcpcooks·
I’ve never seen a more real honest call
Chris Dover@ChrisDMacro

Let me indulge myself, since you asked. I'll start out by saying what we are all seeing and talking about is about 10-20% of what is really known or going on. There are millions of people involved in all of this from peope at the top to the lowest dude on the ground, agencies, units, partner forces...it's just immense how much information and planning is being done there and still in a lot of other places around the world. A lot of people think they are smart enough to armchair quarterback kinetic action because they are successful in other parts of their life. It's the same in trading, folks who are successful in other parts of their life think they can just step into markets and be equally successful. We know how that goes. The amount of mental firepower working on this is dramatically under appreciated by the general public. They certainly give praise for courage and all that, but they dramatically underestimate the intellect in the military and government. I personally have known some who are now at the highest levels and are unquestionably the most intelligent, hardest working, gifted, hard charging maniacs I have ever had the benefit of being in the same room with to experience. You just know the second they walk into a room, everything and everyone changes and not a word was said. So even with my experience over the years in war zones, whatever that's worth, I have no clue the capabilities, the missions that are being planned. But I can tell you that no one else does either. Every now and again they turn the page and show us a brief glimpse into something new that they have and it comes out of no where. The Bin Laden raid - those helo's they used. No one had seen those before. The Maduro raid - whatever they used, it certainly isn't the only new and updated thing they have in their arsenal. Those units are filled with the most autistic operators in existence. With unlimited budgets and nothing but time on their hands since we pulled out of Afghanistan. These are 35 year olds who have been in this game for a while, and are working in the most elite unit in the world, day in and day out with a bunch of other dudes who all seem to be better than they are. The Then consider how many 22-25 year olds who are getting close to getting out of the military who are re-enlisting right now just for the opportunity to get some action. You don't join the infantry or any kinetic unit willingly and hope you don't go to war, that just doesn't happen. Those boys are chomping at the bit right now. You wanna know what life has been like for every Marine/Soldier who enlisted after the GWOT? They've been picked on, laughed at, called names, thrashed, hammered, destroyed all because they've never been to war. When they put the Alphas or Charlies on (when you show off your ribbons) they stand there with a mostly bare chest seeing those who were down range with a chest full of ribbons and medals. And then they have everyone back home whining (their words) about Afghanistan, Iraq, GWOT etc...(I know back home we just don't want them to have to go through the PTSD and everything that comes with it, I understand it's coming from a beautiful place. We don't want to lose another generation to war, I get it, but it's perceived in a very bad way by the boys). Then just add in the life of a young E3 in the military, literally everything is out to get you, to yell at you, to write you up, to make you do some stupid working party, stand in formation, stay up all night cleaning everything, again and again until 0600 because the First Sergeant said so. The amount of getting fucked with these men experience is on a completely different level. That's just a small taste of the pent up energy, and it never ends. Until they get to unleash that hate. Say what you will about 20 years of those long wars, the initial phase that we can bring is without comparison. It's spectacular, violent, surprising, addicting to watch, rewatch, and talk about over and over. So day one on the ground is not like day 7000 of GWOT. ok thanks for that. I still believe there's no direct incentive for the US to rush to open Hormuz, other deals made might change that. So if we do work aggressively to get it open, then a handful of other things were figured out with global partners. The Talking shit by world leaders will continue to drive fintwit higher and higher into a frenzy. And I'm here for it. The America's are being restructured in a big way right now, while everyone is focused on the last century's playbook.

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Buitengebieden
Buitengebieden@buitengebieden·
Twins watching twins..
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Investoor
Investoor@persontradoor·
@sdav1986 Yeah but then i can’t pretend to be a geopolitical expert vs actually trade for money.
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david
david@sdav1986·
maybe just maybe all this high level analysis of news, geopolitics and macro is completely and utterly irrelevant bs…. just maybe…
Vivek V Rao@VivekVRao1

trkmw.dowjones.com/view/685d3f0a9… 'If you were only to look at the S&P 500 and not any source of news, you might have trouble identifying when the war in Iran started. The market peaked three trading days before hostilities broke out, and the S&P 500 SPX didn’t break out of a three-month trading range until a week later. That market tranquility was the theme of an analysis by a team at RBC Capital Markets led by Jason Daw, head of North American rates strategy. If a black swan is a metaphor for rare, unpredictable market events, then it’s only the energy market that is seeing black-swan-style price dynamics, they say. Almost everything else — stocks, interest rates, credit, gold and the U.S. dollar — is having “very normal white swan types of moves.”'

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zapzap
zapzap@zapzupzep·
@SandLot84 They dont even know who to talk to lmao. We so fucked Need a sane person in the house so my wife doesnt follow all this and i dont mention it. And she told me lately to stockpile water, food and check if the gas cooker is still ok. Just in case
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Wendy Peffercorn
Wendy Peffercorn@SandLot84·
Two obvious things way too many otherwise smart people are glossing over: 1. The straight of Hormuz is fucked, this doesn’t just resolve itself overnight. 2. We just sent paratroopers while continuing to deny boots on the ground. Where, precisely, do you think those boots land once they’ve jumped from the plane? They aren’t going scuba diving, kids.
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Wendy Peffercorn
Wendy Peffercorn@SandLot84·
@Dcpcooks Holy shit! Well may I interest you in a late stage descent into gambling addiction? I know all the tricks 😂
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DCP
DCP@Dcpcooks·
Bet I can blow your mind I’ve never traded an option
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MarketWatcher
MarketWatcher@MarketWatcher42·
@SandLot84 Remains to be seen whether any aircraft designer wants to go for broke and make every seat a sleeper. It’s totally possible. I’d trade no accessible carry on for the ability to lay down the whole flight, every flight. But I will be needing that bag at the door.
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tom_
tom_@tomolesnevich·
@SandLot84 That narrows down your location somewhat, with the endgame being figuring out your real name... 🤣
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Wendy Peffercorn
Wendy Peffercorn@SandLot84·
@686Prism Oops I’m an idiot…misread. Thought you said American, meaning the airline. I was so confused lol
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