Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩

898 posts

Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩 banner
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩

Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩

@SnoryNosebeard

Carnivore (cl. of 2024) Bitcoin (cl. of 2022) High school graduate (cl. of 2000) Retired Army Attack Pilot. Physics and 2A enjoyer.

Katılım Şubat 2022
586 Takip Edilen277 Takipçiler
Gavel
Gavel@Gavel_on_X·
Tips for getting rid of a beer belly? 😅
English
72
2
48
13.1K
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩@SnoryNosebeard·
@FB_WSB I'm in it for the PSA slabs. So, if grading companies have to throttle and pokemon don't want you selling at their events, but demand still exists, PSA slabs are going to 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
English
1
0
2
352
Chris WSB
Chris WSB@FB_WSB·
Pokémon Company banning the sale of graded cards at official events is honestly one of the clearest signs yet that they want distance from the secondary market. But let’s be real for a second… Do Pokémon cards become a global phenomenon without: rare chase cards? expensive grails? PSA slabs? people flexing collections? massive secondary market sales? Probably not. A huge part of what keeps older collectors, investors, breakers, content creators, and even casual fans engaged is the fact that the cards actually hold value outside the pack. You can love the hobby AND admit the secondary market helped turn Pokémon into a cultural monster. No value = way less hype.
Chris WSB tweet media
English
39
12
79
9.5K
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩@SnoryNosebeard·
Unfollow/mute/block accounts like @chinoalemano dunking on @kevinxu. They are incapable of doing any sort of cursory research (which is something that should come naturally as an investor) and they react emotionally. It took me 10 seconds (less time than it took the poster to post below) to find out he started with $45 k, not $35 k. Their stupidity/jealousy is very clearly showing. x.com/chinoalemano/s…
English
0
0
1
45
ChinoAleman
ChinoAleman@chinoalemano·
The absolute audacity of Kevin Xu. 🚨 He loves harassing people for receipts, he even attacked @aleabitoreddit using an $XFAB pic he stole from me. For a guy who brags so much about his absolute transparency, it’s hilarious how that same "transparency" with $PALU just exposed the massive holes in his own math. 📉 Let's do the arithmetic on the receipts he posted: $35k start + $24k realized P&L = $59k. So how does he magically hold a $68k bag in $PALU? Did a ghost investor drop 10k from the sky? Hidden deposits? 🧐 I guess the math doesn't have to make sense as long as he keeps farming that $200 sub money. 💸 Pure cinema. 🎬⏳
ChinoAleman tweet mediaChinoAleman tweet mediaChinoAleman tweet mediaChinoAleman tweet media
EricSwingTrader@Eric_Scruffy

@kevinxu How could you have bought $68,000 worth of $PALU. You started at 35k, posted a screenshot of your realized gains, and 35k plus your gains equals about 58,892. Where did come up with 10k.

English
18
3
140
64.1K
The Broken Teacher
The Broken Teacher@Defilife_ape·
This is one of the worst eBay authentication stories I’ve read yet. An eBay Employee Bought My $10,000 Card. What Happened Next Is Insane How An eBay Employee Used eBay’s Own Authentication Mistake To Reverse A $10,000 Card Sale Looking for opinions from the hobby because this one is wild. On May 17th I sold what was believed to be the first publicly available Steph Curry Finest Fans Gold redemption on eBay for $10,000. After the sale, I noticed the item was not routing through Authentication Guarantee and appeared to be shipping directly to the buyer. Wanting protection for both sides, I called eBay Authentication directly. I explained exactly what the item was and was instructed by Authentication to cancel the transaction and relist the item a specific way so it would route through their program. I followed those instructions exactly. The buyer was fully aware of the situation, knew it was a redemption, knew why the transaction was being canceled and relisted, and knowingly repurchased the card under the new listing. I then spent hundreds of dollars overnighting the redemption from the breaker to myself and overnighting it again to authentication. A few days later eBay physically received the item, inspected it, released it, and shipped it to the buyer. At the exact same time eBay also emailed saying the item was miscategorized and ineligible for Authentication Guarantee. So according to eBay: * The item was accepted. * The item was inspected. * The item was released. * The item was shipped. But somehow it was also ineligible. Meanwhile the market for the card dropped significantly as additional copies surfaced publicly. The buyer, who represented himself as working around eBay/authentication operations and whose messages I will post, is now using that exact technical authentication issue as the basis for an Item Not As Described return despite fully understanding the situation before the second transaction was ever completed. To make matters worse, I now have screenshots showing eBay support instructing the buyer how to file the return. The card delivered was exactly the card purchased. The buyer knew it was a redemption. The buyer knew about the authentication issue. The buyer repurchased after full disclosure. So my question is simple: How is a seller supposed to protect themselves when eBay tells you how to list an item, processes it through authentication, ships it to the buyer, and then allows a return based on the very issue eBay created? I have every screenshot, email, timestamp, tracking update, and conversation documenting the entire timeline and will post them below. @ebay maybe let @GameStop try this for a bit.
The Broken Teacher tweet mediaThe Broken Teacher tweet media
English
24
7
75
17.8K
TacticzHazel
TacticzHazel@TacticzH·
@itsalasdairmann @daniel_koss You and him did the interview? Or am i misreading this. And hey, I totally get it. Views can change. But it seems more common then anything else
English
2
0
2
599
TacticzHazel
TacticzHazel@TacticzH·
I'm sure his heart is in the right place, but imo @daniel_koss is not doing the X community a favor. It was only 2 weeks ago when he pumped the living shit out of $CEGH. THE NEXT 10X. 30% allocation. Couple days later, sold full position. Reasons are probably great and I am sure they make sense but it's interesting to say the least. Then last week happened, he had a complete hard-on for $FCEL. Deep dive posted on the 24th (3 DAYS AGO!). Again, the next big thing. Not selling AT ALL. 60% allocation. Guess what, fully sold out today. The dude seems to be absolutely crushing it with his YTD, so who am I to judge right? But the way he approaches this just seems very odd and disingenuous. Maybe he is a trader, but that's not what he says in his posts and analysis. You don't sell the next big 10X two days after your deep dive. Props to @ThematicTrader for actually holding him accountable on this $FCEL thing. The guy seemed to have poured a lot of time into his analysis, went on a podcast together, only to be left in the dust by Daniel. And yes, I know I sound salty as fuck. Probably I am. But X used to be more than just throwing tickers around left and right and claiming the next 10X every damn week.
TacticzHazel tweet mediaTacticzHazel tweet mediaTacticzHazel tweet media
9 Ventures@ThematicTrader

I see @daniel_koss sold his $FCEL after going on a press tour using my work and calling it 10x this & multi-bagger that. I haven't sold a share of my $FCEL. @daniel_koss You are a grifter. I stand by my work. I don't just jump in & out of positions, dragging followers in the process.

English
28
7
159
36.8K
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩@SnoryNosebeard·
@daniel_koss @ThematicTrader @daniel_koss thanks for doing the right thing and selling into strength. Don’t listen to these clowns. They’re just jealous that you can actually trade and make your clients money. I will be adding more capital to the Autopilot portfolio. Keep up the good work.
English
0
0
1
263
Daniel Koss
Daniel Koss@daniel_koss·
Dude are you crazy? How about you verify the facts first and talk to me before you post something like this? Here are the facts: - I'm still super bullish - I was insanely concentrated with 75% in $FCEL after it jumped 30% - I took profits on Tuesday and I said I wanna re-enter a 20% position around the 8EMA, which is still super concentrated? You gladly used my platform and explicitly asked me to promote you, which I did. I highlighted you as the insider and expert, shared your account, told people to follow you, and showed you nothing but love. Then you post something like this and don't even ask me, or at least try to verify the facts first? So disappointing.
English
12
1
101
12.9K
9 Ventures
9 Ventures@ThematicTrader·
I see @daniel_koss sold his $FCEL after going on a press tour using my work and calling it 10x this & multi-bagger that. I haven't sold a share of my $FCEL. @daniel_koss You are a grifter. I stand by my work. I don't just jump in & out of positions, dragging followers in the process.
English
49
6
337
121.5K
9 Ventures
9 Ventures@ThematicTrader·
Going from 75% position to a 0% position is just grifting Daniel! There's a difference between trimming into extensions and loading a full position, going on a press tour, and then selling that full position less than a week later... all in the name of "getting back a 20% position at the 8 EMA." I don't fall for the same shit your followers may fall for. Disappointed that this is how you decided to go about this.
English
7
0
72
4.3K
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩@SnoryNosebeard·
@tw_crypto_ @kevinxu He posts reciepts yet you conveniently leave out +37.23% and +6.72%. This is peak retardedness. EVEN HIS SUBS ARE BACKING HIM LOL. Crazy to witness this level of jealousy LMAO.
English
2
0
7
368
TW
TW@tw_crypto_·
@kevinxu Sure these were 0-5% profitable for you. What about the subs that got in a few minutes after you? The ones that pay you $200 a month 🧐
English
5
0
26
2.6K
TW
TW@tw_crypto_·
Is $HLIT Kevin Xu’s first profitable trade? Keep in mind: - His sub cost $200 a month ❌ - $QS subs lost money ❌ - $HIMS subs lost money ❌ - $BOT subs lost money ❌ Currently he’s up +15% on $HLIT $200 a month for 3 unprofitable trades and 1 +15% gain.
English
14
1
51
25.7K
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩@SnoryNosebeard·
@asianinvestors Peak jealousy. This is so sad to witness. People hating on a dude that has a 75% hit rate with receipts. People really need to stop listening to people like you that do zero due dilligence on the person they're hating on. SAD!
English
0
0
0
17
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩@SnoryNosebeard·
@kevinxu Dude, everybody hates you because you're winning. My feed is full of nothing but jealous retards hating on you. It's hilarious.
English
6
0
10
1.4K
Kevin Xu
Kevin Xu@kevinxu·
grok, dude. again?!?!
Kevin Xu tweet media
English
17
2
67
24.6K
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩@SnoryNosebeard·
@tw_crypto_ More peak jealousy. He started with $45k and now he's north of $60k. You are a certified retard. LOL
English
0
0
0
100
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩@SnoryNosebeard·
Everyone hates this guy because he's winning using unconventional methods. Peak jealousy lol... x.com/kevinxu/status…
Kevin Xu@kevinxu

NEW TRADE: ALL IN $HLIT. Currently -2% lower than my own entry btw. They make broadband software for companies like Comcast, Charter, etc. I spent 2 hours researching the ticker here on 𝕏 and think it could be a good one. THESIS: Huge pull-forward demand to future-proof for an agentic AI world. Similar to $NOK but for broadband networks. Citrini shouted it out yesterday after hours x.com/citrini/status… which caused the +15% jump Agentic AI usage patterns will look quite different than previous networking demands (mostly one-way like video). So there's a huge push to modernize quickly. Their CableOS software is the easiest way to do it. The company is legit: - 98% market share - Revenue is up 87% YoY, 43% QoQ - 52% gross margins - Guidance raised to $475M - $495M - $43M in stock repurchases - Lots of insider, hedge fund, and robinhood buying - Stock price peaked at $157.50 back in 2000 🤯 They also sold their legacy low growth video business to focus on the high-margin software. Good focus. Catalyst is... price momentum honestly. Similar to $BAND over the last few weeks. Crossing fingers its the start of a multi-day run. I hate chasing. NGL I broke this rule here. Had to listen to my gut. Also worth experimenting with my own rules. Different markets demand different rules and not chasing this year has left me missing several good plays. We'll see how good my gut still is. My doctor says its healthy. --- As a reminder: this is my challenge account where I restarted with $35k to go all-in swing trading 1 stock at a time to $10M again. Now at $61k. As always, please do your own research with your own independent thinking and risk tolerance and decide your own buys and sells. (sorry for the delay, was dealing with a power outage and had to run to a cafe)

English
0
0
0
43
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩@SnoryNosebeard·
@YieldTheories @optionscjp This is what peak jealousy looks like. Hating on a dude swing trading and watching him win must be tough. I'm not subbed to him but I've watched his trades and he's winning. He started with $35k~ish. Regardless of what you think of him, he's winning.
English
2
0
0
61
Pres Invests
Pres Invests@YieldTheories·
@optionscjp Can’t stand him. $11M net worth and he is charging people $200/month for stock picks that are based on his “instinct”. Rich in net worth, very poor in character. What a dick.
English
6
0
27
1.2K
Options selling with Christian
LOL i was right 😂 what a fucking clown this guy is His 1 week advertisement contract with $BOT must’ve expired.
English
15
4
141
45K
Crypto Waterman
Crypto Waterman@Waterman_crypto·
So many retail are brainwashed by mainstream crypto influencers. The most accurate crypto analysts sits under 10k followers, most under 1k.
English
34
11
262
13.8K
Snory Nosebeard ⚡🥩 retweetledi
bad robot ventures
bad robot ventures@foxenflask·
Besides Ryan Cohen's deep experience in e-commerce, what makes $EBAY an attractive asset to $GME? I did some market research and was blown away while not being surprised at the same time. There is an affordability crisis running through the global consumer economy. On the Pompliano interview, he made a point about unlocking liquidity within the average American household. Tariffs have pushed new goods prices higher, real wages in the U.S. are still under pressure, and a generation of younger consumers have already decided that buying used is the default rather than the fallback. That structural shift is showing up in the numbers in a way that is hard to ignore. The global secondhand market was projected at $1.8 trillion in 2025, U.S. online resale grew 23% in 2024 at five times the rate of traditional retail, and 66% of American adults now report shopping secondhand regularly. 1/5 🧵
English
19
32
378
15.4K