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@maelan_sdmr Gonna happen much faster than 4 years

Totally in line with the $OPEN predictions I made last week. Kaz it's on you 📈

@Nugget_Trades dont skip your second weekly leg day

Going to be real with you all for a minute. About 1.5 years ago my life completely flipped upside down. At the same time I was going through a breakup with the woman I was engaged to… I was also unknowingly battling Lyme disease. I remember the tick bite and rash clearly. I even had photos of it on my phone. But it didn’t look like the classic bullseye. So I didn’t get it checked out. And I’m the type of guy who never goes to the doctor unless I absolutely have to (lesson learned). For months I felt worse and worse physically. I was extremely active, lifted regularly, ate a disciplined diet, and lived a very healthy lifestyle… but suddenly I felt like absolute shit. At the time my relationship was falling apart, so I assumed it was just stress. Then my mind started slipping. Intense brain fog. I genuinely felt like I had lost 50 IQ points. I struggled to find words in conversations. I could no longer focus on work and I knew something was seriously wrong. After months of dealing with that, I finally went to get extensive blood work. Late stage Lyme disease. Plus 3 co-infections from the tick bite. The relief of finally having an answer was real… but it was bittersweet. Because now I knew what I was dealing with. But, what followed was one of the hardest periods of my life. Two months of AGGRESSIVE antibiotics. Three different types, all at once. My gut was destroyed. My hair severely falling out. I couldn’t train. My body felt like it was wasting away. Worst of all, my mind. I couldn’t think straight. Couldn’t focus on work. Treatment makes things worse before they get better. And two days after finishing the antibiotic treatment… My ex-fiancé and I officially broke up. Everything felt like it collapsed at once. But that moment changed my life. I had always wanted to travel to Asia, especially Thailand. My ex never wanted to do the 20-hour flight. Now I suddenly had no reason not to go. So I booked a flight. For the very next day. I planned to stay a few weeks, reset, and come back. But then I experienced Bangkok. I’ve traveled to many cities around the world… and Bangkok is different. The energy. The people. The food. The culture. The endless things to do. Honestly, the infrastructure is even better than most U.S. cities. I extended my trip. Then extended it again. Then eventually signed a lease on a condo with world-class amenities and a view I’d pay 4x more for in the U.S. The first 6 months there were still brutal mentally & physically. Lyme recovery is slow. Especially when it isn’t caught right away. But I started getting world-class physical therapy and slowly rebuilding everything I lost. Cognitive ability. Strength. Health. Perspective. Now I look back and realize something crazy: The worst thing that happened to me… became one of the biggest blessings of my life. Because without Lyme… Without the breakup… Without everything falling apart… I probably never would’ve taken that flight. And I never would’ve had the life experiences that followed. Today I finally can say I’ve become myself again. Physically. Mentally. Emotionally. Right now I’ve been back in the U.S. for about two months taking care of some business and seeing family. But I’m heading back to Bangkok in two weeks, and can’t wait. I plan to continue living out there for the foreseeable future. And I’m also planning to expand my STR business into Bangkok as well. Being able to manage my properties remotely has given me the freedom to build while exploring the world, and I’m excited to see where that takes me. Sometimes life breaks you so you can come back stronger. NEVER GIVE UP.

Everyone wants to win until they realize how many losses it takes. Lock in.

@EliasSzlezak once 33 is cleared, we are price discovering all day long

$33 we are coming🥂 LFG $OPEN!!!

@FinEconGlobal Who eats pickled peppers for breakfast?

@mikealfred Admitting to yourself that you are wrong is not a bad thing. Unless you have a big ego

@nntaleb @grok True sign of intelligence is adaptability

Incorrect, @Grok mon ami. IQ doesn't measure "intelligence" because the test is made by idiots who don't know how intelligence works, & limit it to a narrow class of mental operations, not because of "other factors". It works for low levels because ANY test would work there.

🚨 THIS IS THEIR BIGGEST SECRET. I’M MAKING IT PUBLIC RIGHT NOW. This right here is how the market actually works. Nobody at the top is using RSI or MACD to make decisions. They’re watching where liquidity is, who’s trapped, and how to trigger the next move off those positions. What throws you off is what they wait for. Same plays, every single week. – QML setups – Supply/demand flips – Fakeouts – Liquidity grabs – Compression into expansion – Stop hunts that look like breakouts – Flag limits – Reversal patterns that print over and over None of it is random. Every pattern on that image exists for one reason: to push price into zones where the real orders are sitting. Once you get that, you stop doing dumb shit. That’s why most traders lose. They react to price. They don’t understand why price is doing what it’s doing. People who survive this market spent years staring at charts like this until it finally clicked. After that, everything got slower and way less emotional. Save this image, trust me. If you understand what institutions are doing instead of guessing, you’re already ahead of damn near everyone on here. I’ve been investing for more than 20 years. I’ve called all the major tops and bottoms publicly. My next play is almost ready. Follow with notifications before it drops. Many people will wish they followed me sooner.

@cantonmeow $20 this year Kat

Congrats to the bulls for a 14% gain after hours. $OPEN

@ericjackson eric when is the merger happening?

Tour de force

@whisperinglions @ericjackson @EMJCapital market cap includes debt

$SRXH 🦁🔥 THE DATA DISCONNECT 🔥🦁 @ericjackson @EMJCapital $EMJX

@MikePLTR @nejatian He was bullied in primary school

Hello $OPEN CEO @nejatian More of this energy on the 19th during the earnings call.. Your shareholders are going through battle everyday on X defending Opendoor! 👊🏼

@APompliano teachers in America*

Most people don’t know teachers are one of the top 3 jobs for becoming a millionaire. Teachers tend to live below their means, avoid debt, and start investing early.

@ColinYurcisin USA is a good passport, thats the joke of the day

About to bite the bullet and live in Spain for one year so I can acquire my EU citizenship. USA and Spanish passport are two of the best in the world.

@jenopenthedoor @ericjackson @EMJCapital debt is 21m, short interest not updated on fintel like usual

$SRXH trading near liquidation value. @ericjackson @EMJCapital Cash + digital assets ≈ $31M Market cap ≈ $10M That’s a serious disconnect. If sentiment flips, this moves fast. Watching .158 → .165 → .175 levels

@mikealfred next stop 56k

@gruesomeguy1 i thought 296 included the cancellation of shares

@Anderson_2155 @ericjackson when is the merger?

@ericjackson Never selling $SRXH / $EMJX . Paper hands and those unable to see the true vision of the company will be left behind. At 90k shares. Trying to get to 100k before the merger. LFG!

“Selling too early has cost me far more than buying the wrong stock ever did. We once owned ~1% of Apple.” Day 179.

@nntaleb it probably comes from bench pressing incorrectly. Elbows need to rotate inwards. In fact all pushes need your elbows in.

This friend of mine has been dealing with painful shoulder impingement as a punishment for doing too many clean/pres w/o the diversification of lateral moves. Full body exercise is not full body exercise. 1) What is the best therapy? 2) Is rucking good or bad for it?

@cantonmeow Palantir 2.0

$OPEN retraced 0.618 of its recent leg up, and often that's quite enough for a pull back, and on low volume too. While I'm not interested in this stock at this time, it just seems like the risk reward ratio is decent here.